Club statement
Ballynahinch United are disappointed to announce that Dale Davidson has left his role as manager.
Continue reading Dale Davidson steps downClub statement
Ballynahinch United are disappointed to announce that Dale Davidson has left his role as manager.
Continue reading Dale Davidson steps downOn behalf of the Committee of Ballynahinch United F.C. I wish our managers, players, supporters and sponsor’s a very Happy Christmas and a Prosperous and Safe New Year.
Due to the pandemic 2021 has been just as difficult a year as 2020 as the pandemic has affected almost every facet of life and sadly for some it has taken many loved ones all too soon.
Our sponsors businesses have been badly hit by the lockdowns however when we eventually got back to playing again they continued to support us which is much appreciated. The managers and players returned to action with both teams being extremely competitive giving both officials and supporters alike many good afternoons which has really raised the spirits. Our supporters have come back in good numbers to create a bit of atmosphere at the Millbridge which is great to see.
The club committee has worked tirelessly behind the scenes to improve the facilities and keep the club moving forward while we are most grateful to Jimmy Brown for the endless hours he puts in every week keeping the Millbridge grounds in such good conditions.
As things stand football will recommence on Saturday 8 January 2022 and in the meantime it is my hope that over this holiday period you will all have a great time with your nearest and dearest.
Please remain vigilant in everything you do so as to keep yourself, family and friends safe and well.
Gilbert Cromie
Club Chairman
The draw for the first round of this season’s McComb’s Coach Travel Intermediate Cup was made today, Friday 24 September. We were drawn against…
The Newcastle and District Amateur Football League Committee has been constantly reviewing the implications of the Government guidelines and latest updates.
On Tuesday 26 January, the Committee confirmed the cancellation of the 2020/2021 Newcastle League season with immediate effect.
Subject to Government and IFA Guidelines, NADAFL shall commence season 2021/22 on Saturday 7 August 2021.
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Due to the possible impediment to the League’s competitions this season because of the ongoing Coronavirus, the normal league format will not take place. Instead each section will be divided by draw into two parts (A and B) and played in a league format. Each section will then have play-offs between the two halves to decide champions and relegation.
We have been drawn into Section A of NAFL Division 1B which looks like this:
Aquinas FC |
Ballynahinch United |
Bangor Amateurs |
Bryansburn Rangers |
Colin Valley |
Downshire YM |
Dunmurry YM |
Portaferry Rovers |
Division 1B – Section B looks like this:
18th Newtownabbey Old Boys |
Ballywalter Rec |
Barn United |
Dundonald FC |
Rosemount Rec |
St Luke’s FC |
Mossley FC |
With the 2020/21 season scheduled to kick-off on Saturday 21 November, subject to appeals and Government advice, we now wait for the latest NI Executive announcement.
Meanwhile the Irish Football Association has announced that only 32 clubs will compete for this season’s Sadler’s Peaky Blinder Irish Cup.