Dessie Dolan's side return to action after their provincial championship exit on Saturday week.
Ulster finalists Armagh will host Westmeath for the first round of the new round-robin format of the All-Ireland football championship at the Armagh Athletic Grounds at 4.45pm on Saturday week.
While the Dublin senior footballers will share the Croke Park stage with their hurling counterparts.
At 4 on Sunday week - they'll play Roscommon, after Micheál Donoghue’s hurlers face Galway in the Leinster hurling round-robin.
Also on the same day is the meeting of Louth and Cork, at Pairc Tailteann while Derry and Monaghan play at Celtic Park.
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