The committee, players and supporters of Ballynahinch United would wish to express their condolences to Jim, Ethan, Hannah and Helena Majury on their recent bereavement.
They would also wish Craig Tate a speedy recovery from the ankle ligament damage he sustained in the recent home fixture against Drumaness Mills.
The Irish FA have recently established an Official IFA Volunteer Team to encourage volunteering within different areas of the Irish FA and provide exciting opportunities for many committed and enthusiastic individuals. Opportunities have been established within various strands of the local game including Grassroots, Disability, Women’s and Schools football.
Each month www.irishfa.com speaks to a current member of the IFA Volunteer Team, taking a snapshot of their volunteering experiences within the Irish FA and this month the volunteer focus spotlight shines on our 1st team manager Keith Hamilton who is an Irish FA Volunteer Match Monitor and has been involved within various other volunteer roles at the Irish FA.
BUFCs Number 1 Bryan McMullan and his wife to be Anagmor, would like to request the members of BUFC at the evening reception of their wedding on the 5th March 2016 at The Millbrook Lodge Hotel, Ballynahinch from 8pm.
Everyone at the club would like to wish a speedy recovery to Robert Creighton who was recently hospitalised. Robert has been an outstanding supporter of the club over a considerable number of years missing only the odd match both home and away and we hope that he is able to be back at the Millbridge very soon. Club captain Scott Brashaw is pictured visiting Robert in hospital when he presented him with a Ballynahinch United Golf Society top.
Many congratulations to the committee members who organised the recent Night at the Races event and also to those who have been working away diligently obtaining new sponsors and putting up the boards. Everyone at the club is very appreciative of the new sponsors who are giving excellent support to the club.
