“Allianz Football League Division 1 returns for 2023 season opening weekend”
Division One will be as competitive as ever, with Kerry looking to build on their incredible 2022 campaign, but Dublin will play in Division Two after being relegated with Kildare last season.
Allianz Football League
Division One
Round One
Saturday January 28
Monaghan v Armagh (Castleblayney, 6.30pm)
Mayo v Galway (Castlebar, 7.30pm)
Sunday January 29
Roscommon v Tyrone (Dr Hyde Park, 1.30pm)
Donegal v Kerry (Ballybofey, 3.45pm)
Round Two
Sunday, February 5
Kerry v Monaghan (Killarney, 1.30pm)
Galway v Roscommon (Salthill, 2pm)
Tyrone v Donegal (Omagh, 2pm)
Armagh v Mayo (3.30pm)
Round Three
Saturday, February 18
Mayo v Kerry (Castlebar, 7.30pm)
Sunday, February 19
Galway v Tyrone (Tuam, 1.45pm)
Monaghan v Donegal (Clones, 1.45pm)
Roscommon v Armagh (Dr Hyde Park, 1.45pm)
Round Four
Saturday, February 25
Kerry v Armagh (Tralee, 5pm)
Mayo v Tyrone (Castlebar, 7pm)
Sunday, February 26
Donegal v Galway (Letterkenny, 12.30pm)
Monaghan v Roscommon (Clones, 2.30pm)
Round Five
Saturday, March 4
Armagh v Donegal (Athletic Grounds, 7.30pm)
Sunday, March 5
Galway v Monaghan (Salthill, 12.45pm)
Tyrone v Kerry (Omagh, 12.45pm)
Roscommon (Dr Hyde Park, 2.45pm)
Round Six
Saturday, March 18
Armagh v Galway (Athletic Grounds, 5pm)
Kerry v Roscommon (Tralee, 7.30pm)
Sunday, March 19
Monaghan v Tyrone (Clones, 2pm)
Donegal v Mayo (Ballybofey, 3.45pm)
Round Seven
Sunday, March 26
(All 1.45pm throw-ins)
Galway v Kerry (Salthill)
Roscommon v Donegal (Dr Hyde Park)
Tyrone v Armagh (Omagh)
Mayo v Monaghan (Castlebar)
April 1/2
Division One Final