Tag: Ballyclare Comrades
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Big battle between in-form Bangor and league-leading Dundela set to be a day of decision
Last weekend’s Championship action saw a curious results slate – and even by the typically atypical nature of the second-flight that has become its unique selling point, it made for even more intriguing reading than normal. For the first time this campaign, not a single home win was recorded from the standard six-game Saturday itinerary.…
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Five-star Ballyclare Comrades sign off Dixon Park grass pitch era with flourish in Irish Cup
Ballyclare Comrades began their 2024 with the end of an era, progressing into the Sixth Round of the Irish Cup but saying a heartfelt goodbye to their days on grass at Dixon Park. Their 5-2 victory over Strabane Athletic was the final first-team match at the east Antrim venue before a new artificial surface is…
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Bangor vs Ballyclare Comrades preview: Clash of league rivals in County Antrim Shield
Seasiders’ bin lid crusade begins with all-second-tier clash as Comrades visit Clandeboye for a match of fine margins
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Ballyclare Comrades 3-2 Bangor: No winning start for Seasiders but lots of positives to take
Fine margins prove deciding as Seasiders miss out on points reward for encouraging curtain-raising effort
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Ballyclare Comrades vs Bangor preview: Brand new season, brand new league, brand new excitement
Seasiders start fresh Championship crusade with tricky east Antrim trip
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The Big Playr-Fit Championship Preview for 2023-24: Who lies in wait for the Seasiders this term?
Well, the Irish League is within days of restarting. Another chapter will be written in the storied history of the domestic game, with thrills and spills aplenty to come across all three flights of the NIFL pyramid. Worth focusing on in particular is the second-tier, the Championship. This is a place that is manna from…
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Seasider Summer Weekly: Men’s pre-season rolls on with East draw while Ladies take pride from double-header
There is a continual amount of goings-on at Bangor, with a busy week on both the men’s and women’s front having come and gone. Two more matches this week for Bangor FC Ladies, whose summer break has now begun and will then conclude ahead of the season run-in through August, yielded cup progression in one…
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