The Ireland Women's side have been paired with Spain in Group 2 for Euro 2017 qualification.
Sue Ronan's side have also drawn Finland, Portugal and Macedonia in their group.
The team will be looking to reach the tournament finals for the first time in their history.
The 2017 Championships will be the first with 16 sides, and the expanded format has trickled its way down to the qualifiers.
The eight group winners and the six best runners-up will join the hosts, the Netherlands, in the final tournament.
The other two runners-up will face each other in a play off in October 2016 for the final spot in the tournament.
Qualification matches for Euro 2017 begin later this year on September 14th.
Group 2: Spain, Finland, Republic of Ireland, Portugal, Montenegro
— UEFA Women's EURO (@UEFAWomensEURO) April 20, 2015
Top seeds in Group 2 will be Spain who will join Finland #IRLWNT, Portugal and Montenegro for the EURO 2017 qualifying campaign. #COYGIG
— FAI (@FAIreland) April 20, 2015
Ireland captain Emma Byrne took to twitter this morning to give her preferences for the draw, and will be pleased to avoid Germany, France and Sweden.
Excited for the #euro2017 draw! Fingers crossed no Germany.....France.....Sweden.....🙈
— emma byrne (@emmsb30) April 20, 2015
