Brendan Irvine returns to the ring for the first time since the Olympics, while Moira McElligott joins him on the Ireland squad to face England at the National Stadium on 16 December.
European Games silver medallist Irvine wants to impress in his first outing since the 31st Olympiad, where he made an early exit to Uzbekistan fighter Shakhobidin Zoirov.
He said: “It’s my first fight back since the Olympics and I’m looking forward to getting back in the ring as it will give me a good test before the Seniors and help my preparation leading up to that.
“I need to focus on the Seniors, one step and a time,” added the World Elite quarter-finalist ahead of a big 2017 with the World and European Men’s Elite Championships pencilled in for the New Year.
McElligott, the current Irish Elite champion - who has represented Ireland at top international level - faces England’s Raven Chapman over four rounds at 57kg in Dublin.
London 2012 middleweight Darren O’Neill, meets English heavyweight champion Chevron Clarke at the home of Irish boxing.
Another Rio Olympian, Joe Ward, is also between the ropes, while George Bates, Stephen McKenna and Sean McComb - who line out for BSK Hannover in the German Bundesliga this season - are also in action.
AIBA World Elite silver medallist Kellie Harrington has dropped down a notch from light-welter to lightweight.
Harrington, the first Irishwoman to reach an AIBA final besides Katie Taylor, received a boost this week after improving from No. 4 to No. 3 in the AIBA World 64kg rankings.
“I’m looking forward to representing my country at this international and being part of a top class team with Olympians and Irish international boxers. This alone is a boost in confidence," said the current Irish champion.
“I’m grateful to be given the opportunity from the coaching staff in High Performance, including Zaur, Eddie, Dima and John.
“And I look forward to spending Christmas with my family and looking back over a good year in 2016 and planning for 2017,” added the RTÉ boxing pundit.
