International football returns to the Home of Irish Football this Friday when the Ireland Amputee team host neighbours England at Dalymount Park in the first game of a three-team tournament at 7.45pm.
On Saturday, the tournament continues as Poland play England at noon followed by Ireland taking on Poland at 4pm.
Admission to all three games is FREE.
It caps a breakthrough year for the sport in Ireland following the establishment of the Irish Amputee Football Association National League.
A veteran of the game, Chris McElligott has been a leading light behind the growth of amputee football in Ireland – as both a player and a coach – and was the key man behind the establishment of the league.
He said: “This year has been fantastic. I couldn’t have dreamed of where amputee football is going at the moment.
