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Street Fighter 6 is one of the ENC's individual titles. Three players represented Ireland at the ENC Europe Qualifier on 2 July 2026 — part of a wider Irish fighting game scene built around FGC Ireland.
Ireland Esports Leagues doesn't currently run a Street Fighter competition. We typically trial new titles through the Collegiate Series' Spring Semester — if you'd like to see Street Fighter added, let us know via our socials (irelandesportsleagues.com/links) and help build the case.
Ireland's fighting game community, active since 2009. Street Fighter one of its core scenes alongside Tekken, Guilty Gear, Smash — monthly tournaments, locals, online brackets across multiple Discords.
Team Ireland's Street Fighter roster and finishing position in the qualifiers:
Damigod (13th)
Spiderflies (17th)
Criticalizard (17th)
Is Ireland competing in Street Fighter 6 at the Esports Nations Cup?
Yes — Team Ireland's confirmed representatives for the inaugural event qualifiers were: Damigod (13th), Spiderflies (17th), Criticalizard (17th).
Does Ireland Esports Leagues run a Street Fighter 6 competition?
No — Street Fighter is not currently part of Ireland Esports Leagues' domestic competitions. New titles get trialled through the Collegiate Series' Spring Semester, so let us know if you'd like to see Street Fighter added.
Who manages Team Ireland's Street Fighter 6 representatives?
Team Ireland is led by National Team Manager Ronan Monaghan.
Team Ireland represents players from across the island at the Esports Nations Cup (ENC), the biennial, nation-based competition organised by the Esports Foundation (EF, formerly the Esports World Cup Foundation) and held in Riyadh in November 2026. Team Ireland is led by National Team Manager (NTM) Ronan Monaghan.
Ronan Monaghan also serves as Operations Lead for Ireland Esports Leagues (IEL); his role as National Team Manager is a separate national-team appointment. Ireland Esports Leagues develops the competitive pathway — across its Schools Series, Collegiate Series and Company Series — that helps Irish talent reach the international stage. Ireland Esports Leagues supports
Team Ireland's journey but does not select or govern the national team, which is the responsibility of the National Team Manager.