Two Belfast football clubs have teamed up to support the family Corey Aughey who died following a swimming pool incident on holiday.
Six-year-old Corey passed away in hospital just days after his family had arrived in the Majorca resort of Sa Coma for a break.
Corey played for Springfield Star, and the Greater Shankill club has joined forces with Cliftonville FC to organise a fundraising drive for his family.
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The two clubs have partnered with the fonaCAB Development League and will hold bucket collections at Solitude and Falls Park between 9am-12pm on Saturday, June 18.
Cliftonville said: "Six-year-old Springfield player Corey tragically passed away during a family holiday in Majorca earlier this month and, to show support for his heartbroken family, a fundraising bucket collection will be held at both Solitude and Falls Park between 9am-12pm this Saturday, June 18.
"The thoughts of everyone at the Cliftonville Academy are with Corey’s entire family circle at this very difficult time."
Corey played for Springfield Star's 2016 team with the club describing him as "such a joy to coach".
The club also shared details of the fundraising drive on Facebook, adding "Springfield Star, Cliftonville and FonaCab Development League have joined forces to raise money in memory of Springfield Star player Corey Aughey.
"On Saturday 18th June we will be doing a bucket collection from 9am-12noon at both Solitude and Falls Park.
"All money raised will be donated to the family.
"Our thoughts are with the entire family circle at this incredibly difficult time.
"Thank you all in advance for your support."
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