Michael Conlan could be set to make his comeback at this summer's Feile.
The Belfast boxer suffered a devastating knockout defeat to Leigh Wood back in March.
Conlan was knocked through the ropes in the final round in Nottingham as his bid to become world champion ended in brutal fashion.
The 30-year-old has been seeking an immediate rematch with WBA featherweight champion Wood, potentially in an outdoor summer clash at Nottingham's City Ground.
It is understood talks between Conlan Boxing and Matchroom Boxing have been ongoing, but for now it looks like Conlan could make his comeback at the Feile.
He said on social media: "Annnnddddd we’re back! Preparation has begun for my next fight, news of who and where will be dropping very soon. The Conlan Revolution rolls on….. #Aug6th."
Falls Park is the scene of two of Conlan's most memorable nights.
Last year he beat TJ Doheny at the West Belfast venue, while back in 2019 he stopped Diego Alberto Ruiz.
Jamie Conlan told Belfast Media: “I spoke to his (Wood’s) team and they are still playing out the situation with Leo Santa Cruz and have to do it before they know what they are doing.
“We have a fight and venue booked so whatever happens, Michael will fight in the first week in August.
“Michael is busting to get back to right the wrongs of that one and put it to bed, but in the meantime, we’re planning the best route to get back to a world title if we can’t get one immediately.
"He will be in a good fight against a credible opponent, someone who’s been there and done it is what we’re trying to do.”
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