The Association of Irish Powerchair Football (AIPF) wishes to inform our community that Julie Nicholson has made the decision to step back from her role as Chairperson to focus on her health. Over the past two years, Julie has played a significant role in the organisation. Her leadership, advocacy, and
A huge congratulations to Team Ireland who finished in 2nd place at the 2026 home nations tournament in Scotland. The new look squad drew their first match with Scotland before losing to England in the second match. A long range Naglis Montvillas goal was enough to beat Northern Ireland secured
At the AIPF, everything we do is powered by community. A community that shows up, lifts each other up, and keeps our sport moving forward. Every match, every training session, every breakthrough moment comes from dedication, passion, and the incredible people who believe in what powerchair football can be. This
Top Goalscorer: Conor Troy | Midlands United Player of the Year Naglis Montvillas | Heroes Cork Young Player of the Year Matthew Crowley | Heroes Cork
Huge Congrats to Heroes Cork PFC who won the AIPF Premier League after a thrilling end to the season in Gormanston Park on Saturday March 7th. A first half Liam Lynch goal clinched it for the Cork side who knew a win would keep them top of the league heading
We’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone who supported our AIPF Christmas Rafflle this year. We had lots of generous prize sponsors and raised vital funds for the continued growth of Powerchair Football in Ireland. The lucky winners were: 1. Ten online live-stream cooking classes from Ann’s
