Laois and Offaly will face off in a local derby.
The three local sides discovered their Leinster championship fate earlier this week.
Westmeath will face Meath and Dublin in the three team senior competition, initially in a round robin format with the top two taking to the field for the final in Croke Park.
The Lake County given their current league form and transitional phase will be underdogs against the senior All-Ireland champions and last year's beaten finalists however it'll be another fantastic chance for Michael Finneran to see where his side is at in the heat of championship football.
Fixtures:
- 30th April - Westmeath v Dublin
- 14th May - Meath v Westmeath
- 28th May - Leinster Final
Drop down to the intermediate ranks and Laois and Offaly have been drawn together, along with Louth and Wicklow in group A. The other four teams are Carlow, Longford, Kildare and Wexford.
The format will see the top two teams qualify for the Leinster semi-finals.
Games will begin on April 17th.
Group A:
- Laois
- Offaly
- Louth
- Wicklow
Group B:
- Carlow
- Longford
- Kildare
- Wexford
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