Clubs and competitions
Eight clubs across the island train weekly and compete in the AIPF Premier League. Filter by province, or get in touch with a club directly.
Member clubs
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AIPF Premier League champions in 2024-25, finishing the season unbeaten.
Established in 2014 and based at Dublin City University. The club has won many league and cup titles and has represented Ireland at several European Champions League tournaments.
Heroes Powerchair Football Cork
Heroes Cork represents Cork in the AIPF League. The club describes itself as a family that transcends the game, built on inclusion, empowerment and competitive spirit, and works to grow powerchair football throughout Ireland.
Welcome to Lightning Powerchair Football Club (PFC.) Established in 2013 and based in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. We’re dedicated to providing opportunities for individuals with physical disabilities to engage in Powerchair Football. Members of AIPF Premier League since 2016 – with two teams (Lightning PFC & Lightning Strikes) across two divisions. Honours List: AIPF Championship (Lightning PFC) – 2016 AIPF Shield – 2022 AIPF Championship (Lightning Strikes) – 2026 Club members who are holders of the Ulster Disability Footballer of the Year – 2016, 2024. Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council Disability Sports Team of the Year – 2022 Club members who are current and former Northern Ireland internationals – 2017-present.
Started by a group of parents in 2007 and officially launched in 2009. Around eight players train regularly across a range of ages and experience. Training is Tuesday evenings from 7pm at Corduff Sports Centre, and new players are always welcome to come and try the sport.
AIPF Premier League runners-up in 2024-25.
