Ireland will face Greece, Czech Republic, and Belgium at the European Under-17 Championships.
Ireland hosts the tournament which runs from May 3rd to 19th and it also serves as a qualification route for the FIFA Under-17 World Cup.
Tallaght Stadium, the UCD Bowl, Tolka Park and Whitehall Stadium are the Dublin venues.
Longford's City Calling Stadium, the Waterford RSC and the Carlisle Grounds host the other games.
Today's draw took place at the Aviva Stadium. Ex-Ireland international and tournament ambassador John O'Shea helped conduct the draw.
"Happy"
He spoke to OTB's Stephen Doyle afterwards and he believes Under-17 boss Colin O'Brien will be quietly satisfied with the group draw.
"I had a quick chat with Colin. He was happy and I think he was just happy that the draw was done," he said.
"Obviously, they've qualified automatically and they've been playing friendly games. Now, the test is soon upon them at the beginning of May.
"They'll be well prepared and I'm sure they'll have fantastic backing behind them as well."
Stephen also spoke to O'Brien and you can watch both interviews above via YouTube.
The Draw
2019 UEFA European Under-17 Championship Finals Draw, Aviva Stadium, Dublin 4/4/2019A view of the final groups drawn ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne
Group A
Ireland
Belgium
Czech Republic
Greece
Group B
Netherlands
France
England
Sweden
Group C
Iceland
Portugal
Hungary
Russia
Group D
Spain
Italy
Germany
Austria
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