Some Irish League legends will attempt to turn back the clock when they take part in a special charity football tournament next month.
The big fundraising event is in aid of Macs Supporting Young People and Children.
It is hoped to hold the tournament at Inver Park in Larne on Sunday, April 26 (12pm start) where some iconic names of the local game will get to strut their stuff once again.
Twelve teams have been confirmed, representing Linfield , Crusaders, Cliftonville, Crusaders, Newry City, Coleraine, Glenavon, Dungannon Swifts, Larne, Portadown, Donegal Celtic and Carrick Rangers.
And there are some stellar names taking part.
Linfield legend William 'Winkie' Murphy and former Portadown star Vinny Arkins will don their old club colours again.
Some of the other names confirmed include Lee Feeney, George McMullan, Michael Gault, Chris Morgan, Gerry Flynn, Davy Rainey, Mickey Collins and Pat McGibbon.
"It is great to have so many legends taking part in the tournament," said former Irish League midfielder and Macs Wellbeing Young Men's Worker Kieran O'Connor.
"There are some great names in there, and it should be fantastic day for everyone who comes along.
"We also have comedian Shane Todd coming along to play and former referees Adrian McCourt and Davy Malcolm.
"It is all for a great cause, and hopefully we can raise as much money as possible for Macs.
"It is going to be a real family day and there will be multi-sports activities for the kids on the day.
"Admission is £4, and kids go free. Hopefully there will be a great crowd."
