Here's our team-by-team guide to the Lidl NFL

ARMAGH
: To be confirmed.
: Noel O’Kane and Paddy Toner.
: Sean O’Kane.
: Minor Ulster A champions, U16 Ulster A champions and U14 Ulster C finalists.
: Wins against Kerry, Tyrone, Monaghan and Dublin, but lost to Galway and Cork.
: Lost the Ulster SFC semi-final to Monaghan and the All-Ireland qualifier to Waterford.
To be confirmed.
: To be confirmed.
: Aimee Mackin.
: Kelly Mallon.
CORK
: Ciara O’Sullivan.
Ephie Fitzgerald.
Frankie Honohan, Pat O’Leary, James Masters, Con O’Sullivan and liaison officer Bridget O’Brien. Kevin Tattan, S&C coach.
All-Ireland Senior, Division 1 and Munster champions and Minor All-Ireland champions.
Defeated Mayo to claim the Division 1 National League title.
Retained the Brendan Martin Cup for the fifth successive year, making it an 11th title in 12 seasons.
: Aisling O’Sullivan, Laura Cleary, Emma Spillane and Melissa Duggan.
Not yet confirmed, but Rena Buckley, Briege Corkery, Annie Walsh, Deirdre O’Reilly, Bríd Stack, Aisling Barrett, and Vera Foley are likely to miss early stages of the league campaign.
: Bríd Stack.
: Laura Cleary.
DONEGAL
To be confirmed this weekend.
Damian Devenney.
Manager Michael Naughton, and selectors Sabrina Barnett and Sarah Herron.
Won the Division 2 NFL title.
Division 2 National League winners and promoted to contest Division 1.
Lost to Cavan in Ulster and beaten by Dublin in the All-Ireland quarter-final.
Niamh McGranaghan and Caroline Gallagher.
Yvonne McMonagle.
Ciara Hegarty
Aoife McGolgan.
DUBLIN
Noelle Healy.
Mick Bohan.
Niamh McEvoy, Sorcha Farrelly, Ken Robinson, Tony Diamond and Kathleen Colreavy.
Contested the senior, minor and U16 All-Ireland finals.
Lost to the Division 1 semi-final to Cork.
Lost the senior All-Ireland final to Cork.
Hannah O’Neill, Tarah O’Sullivan and Ciara Crotty.
Sorcha Furlong, Ciara Ruddy and Niamh Ryan.
Olwen Carey, Lyndsey Davey and Sinead Finnegan.
Leah Caffrey.

GALWAY
To be announced this week.
Stephen Glennon.
Former Galway football star Michael Comer, Richard McNicholas who trained Annaghdown to All-Ireland intermediate glory in 2016, Noel Kelly and Ciara Moran.
Reached minor All-Ireland semi-final but lost to Cork.
Lost out on a semi-final spot on scoring difference.
Knocked out by Donegal by a last-minute point in the qualifiers and lost to Mayo in the Connacht final.
Barbra and Lucy Hannon, Emer Flaherty, Sinead Burke, Niamh Duggan, Irish soccer international Dora Gorman and handball champion Ciana Ní Churraoin.
Nicola Ward, Louise Ward and Sarah Gormley.
Mairead Seoighe.
Áine McDonagh and Alva Davoren.
KERRY
To be confirmed.
Ciaran McCabe and Graham Shine.
Manager Graham Shine and selector Tim Kennelly.
Won the U16 All-Ireland finals and runners-up in the U14 All-Ireland final.
Finished fourth in Division 1, winning four games and losing three.
Lost the Munster final to Cork and lost the All-Ireland quarter-final to Monaghan.
To be confirmed.
Aisling Leonard, Jane Lynch and Kate O’Sullivan.
Sarah Houlihan.
Laura Rodgers.
MAYO
Sarah Tierney.
DJ Collins (coach), Ann Caffrey and Richie Casey (strength and conditioning) and Paul Mannion (goalkeeping coach).
Frank Browne (manager), Michael McHale, John Gannon (selectors), Brendan Fitzpatrick and Karen Lacey (medical), Laura Higgins (liaison officer) and Sinéad O’Donoghue (statistics).
Won Connacht Senior Championship.
Beaten by Cork in the final.
Beaten in the All-Ireland semi-final by a last minute free kick by Dublin’s Sinead Aherne.
Emma Needham, Fiona Doherty and Aoife Brody.
Claire Egan and Carol Hegarty.
Cora Staunton and Fiona McHale.
Grace Kelly.
MONAGHAN
Co-captains Laura McEnaney and Ciara McAnespie.
Adrian Little.
Manager Paula Cunningham, selectors Anthony Murphy and Ryan Comiskey, physiotherapist Kate Duffy, Dr Jimmy Carroll and Arlene Carroll.
Won Ulster Senior Championship title.
Won just one league game, against relegated Tyrone.
Won Ulster Championship, beating Cavan. Defeated Kerry in quarter-final before losing to eventual champions Cork in semi-final.
Eileen McKenna, Shauna Coyle, Katie Duffy, Shauna Hetherington and Rebecca McKenna.
Therese Scott (retired), Danika Tavey (retired), Naomi Cogan, Niamh Treanor, Michaela McQuiad and Aoife Hamill.
Ciara McAnespie and Sharon Courtney.
Eimear McAnespie, Rosemary Courtney and Muireann Atkinson.