Westmeath, Laois and Offaly have been slotted into their groups.
The draw for the All-Ireland Camogie Championships has taken place this evening.
Westmeath has made it to the senior ranks after last year's triumph in the intermediate decider.
They've been drawn in Group 2, along with Kilkenny, Limerick and Waterford.
Laois have been drawn in Intermediate Group 1, with Dublin, Galway and Kildare.
And Offaly join Clare and Wexford in Group 1 at Premier Junior level.
Inter-county action is set to resume on October 17th.
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