The two clubs compete in the National Amputee League, that also contains Shamrock Rovers, while other clubs have expressed an interest in joining going forward as amputee football continues to develop at an elite level.

Bohemians, who launched in January 2018, have been successful with last year's League Senior Cup triumph followed up victory in the Megazyme Amputee Football League Cup at the Carlisle Grounds in September.

Cork City have also tasted success by winning the National League last year, while both clubs have had players represent Ireland at international level.

The two clubs are now inviting applications for a UEFA C Licence (or above) certified coach to get involved for the new season.

For queries on Bohemians, contact chris.mcelligott@fai.ie
For queries on Cork City, contact nick.harrison@fai.ie