Linfield Football Club was proud to present a cheque for £2,000 to the Players Against Dementia charity on Saturday, with funds raised through the club’s recent 1984-85 retro shirt sale.

The initiative proved to be a great success among supporters, with proceeds going towards supporting the important work carried out by the charity. Players Against Dementia continues to raise awareness and provide assistance for those affected by dementia, making the contribution especially meaningful for everyone involved at the club.

Representatives from both Linfield and the charity gathered for the presentation, including Alan Fraser, Linfield Director David Sales, Frankie Moffatt, Colin McCurdy, Jim Cleary, and Vice-President Glenn Meikle.

Linfield would like to thank all supporters who contributed to the campaign by purchasing the retro shirts and supporting such a worthwhile cause.

Fans are encouraged to stay up to date via the club’s official website and social media channels, where there will soon be a unique opportunity to win one of the iconic 1984-85 retro shirts, fully signed by members of that historic title-winning team.