𝐒𝐪𝐮𝐚𝐝 𝐔𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐬 𝘋𝘦𝘱𝘢𝘳𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘦𝘴 Noah Mitchell has left the club, and we wish him all the best on his move to East Belfast. First Team Manager Barry Baggley had this to say about Noah, "No doubt he will be a massive success. Noah is a very mature level headed young

man who will be a fantastic addition for his new club." Corrie Burns has decided to move on to explore some options with the aim of getting more game time. Barry: We will miss him around the club, a great character and top defender who will be an asset to any club he signs for.

We wish him every success in whatever is next. 𝘈𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘷𝘢𝘭 Jude Simms signed from Larne on transfer deadline day. Barry said this about Jude's time with us so far, "He has already made a massive impression in the reserve games he has played and during the training sessions.

A great prospect who all the coaching staff look forward to working with." Welcome to the club Jude!

Could our current team bring us up to 9️⃣ Intermediate Cup wins this season, 100 years after winning our first Intermediate Cup

Get yourselves along to Dixon Park tomorrow for our first home game in over a month It's the first round of the Intermediate Cup, a trophy we have won 8️⃣ times, with our first one won 100 years ago this season, and our last one won in 1990 Can our current team win our 9th one?

MATCHDAY The road to the National Stadium starts today as we welcome Windmill Stars to Dixon Park in the first round of the Intermediate Cup A cup our club has won 8️⃣ times, the first success was 100 years ago this season Come along and show your hometown team your support

Onto the next round we go Our fans were owed that performance today after going out of the Steel & Sons Cup two weeks ago Long way to go to add another one to the 8️⃣ we have already won 1925/26 🏆1949/50🏆1950/51🏆 1953/54🏆1959/60 🏆1960/61 🏆 1962/63🏆1989/90 🏆 2025/26❓️

The game that was postponed due to storm Amy has been rearranged for Friday 24th October #FridayNightLights

Hit The Back Of The Net 4️⃣2️⃣ signed up £4️⃣2️⃣0️⃣ raised so far this season

Our former player Billy McCullough pictured one from the right in this picture

Calling all Comrades fans to get yourselves along to Dixon Park this Sunday as our former players put the boots back on for a good cause Your chance to once more show these lads your support while also supporting a charity that was close to our supporter Gary Wallace's heart

A piece in a local newspaper from 11th October 1990 about our recently formed supporters club and a picture of them handing over a cheque for sponsoring our home game with Distillery in the Irish League, a game which we won 2-0 to claim our club's first win at senior level

Our kitman Andy Arthurs has assembled a decent squad for Sunday With the recent passing of our supporter Gary Wallace, all proceeds from this game will go to the charity Gary raised a lot for over the years His son, former player Aaron Wallace, has been included in our squad

We have been drawn at home to Moneyslane in the second round of the Intermediate Cup as we bid to win this competition for the 9th time, 100 years after winning our first one

This Sunday our over 35’s take on Wellington Rec over 40’s in a charity game at Dixon Park. All proceeds are going towards Cystic Fibrosis Trust, a charity that Gary Wallace supported for many years. Kick off is 1:30, we’ll see you there!

Hope to see a good crowd down at Dixon Park tomorrow watching our former players putting their boots back on for a good cause in memory of our supporter Gary Wallace, who recently passed away

Yesterday, our over 35s beat Wellington Rec over 40s 10-1 at Dixon Park Davy Rainey scored 4️⃣ of our goals, with Ricky Higgins, Andy Simms, Eddie Hill, Darren McKay, Johnny McClurg and Andrew Simpson also scoring A total of £1498.13 was raised for Cystic Fibrosis Trust

A massive thank you to everyone involved in this, especially our visitors, Wellington Rec Supporter Gary Wallace, who recently passed away, raised a lot for this charity over the years It was good to see his wife Dee and his son Aaron, a former player down yesterday

A kind donation of £100 has been added and the money is getting rounded off as well, which gives a total amount of £1,600 raised for Cystic Fibrosis Trust Another massive thank you to everyone who took part and donated in memory of our supporter Gary Wallace