The Amalgamation of Official Northern Ireland Supporters Clubs is organising an evening event in Newtownabbey on Friday to commemorate ten years since Northern Ireland senior men's side arrived at the UEFA Euro 2016 finals.
Attendees will have the chance to listen directly from individuals who experienced the campaign, ranging from securing qualification in Belfast to the match against Ukraine in Lyon.
The tournament represented a historic milestone as Northern Ireland competed in their first-ever UEFA European Championship finals.
Manager Michael O'Neill will attend alongside three former figures associated with that period: Stuart Dallas, Gareth McAuley and Steven Davis.
Stuart Dallas currently manages the Northern Ireland Under-19s squad while Gareth McAuley holds the record for most appearances for the Republic of Ireland.
Steven Davis served as captain during the campaign and is now part of O'Neill's backroom team.
Proceeds raised at the gathering will support the Cancer Fund for Children and the Windsor Roar initiative.
The Windsor Roar project aims to improve matchday atmosphere and provide additional backing for Northern Ireland's teams.
Organisers state that the memories of Euro 2016 remain vivid for supporters of the Green and White Army a decade later.
Further information regarding attendance can be found on theatreatthemill.com.