Bangor's match against Dundela at Wilgar Park has been postponed. Referee Brian Turkington called the game off after a lunch time pitch inspection.

There was good news for Bangor today as the club received confirmation from the I.F.A. that everything is in order with the  club's Domestic License application. The club's application for entry into next season's Invitational League has also been accepted.

The results of the Invitational League points assessment are due to be released in May.

DINNER
The club would like to thank everyone who supported last night's Sportsmans Dinner at the Marine Court Hotel, Bangor. The night was a roaring success and a significant amount of money was raised for the club.

DUNDELA
Bangor travel to Wilgar Park on Saturday to take on Dundela. Match Kick off 2:30pm.

Clandeboye BFC Supporters  Club bus departs Clandeboye Park at 1:45pm.

RESULT:
Bangor 2 - 2 Ards
Bangor Goalscorers:
Andy Forsythe, Darren Fitzgerald

MATCH REPORT by Neil Watson
MATCH VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS now showing on BangorFC.TV

Saturday's match against Tobermore United has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

The Seasiders are next in action on Saturday 22nd March when Ards are the 'visitors' to Clandeboye Park for a Carnegie First Division League fixture.

MATCH KICK OFF 3PM

"Following an inspection of Clandeboye Road on Tuesday 4th March 2008, I am delighted to announce that Bangor Football Club has met all criteria necesary to play at any level within the domestic game for season commencing August 2008.

This means that we now meet the necessary infrastructure standards to play in the Invitational League, the Premier Intermediate League, Irish Cup latter rounds, Intermediate Cup and may well be considered to host a junior International at some future date.

Our application for a domestic license will be presented to the Irish Football Association within the next ten days, closely followed by our application to join the new invitational League. Both applications will be made well before the 31st March deadline.

The Irish Football Association and North Down Borough Council commended us on the high level of ground improvements carried out at Clandeboye Park, all of which not only pass the criteria required but aim to improve facilities for everyone using and attending our ground."

Bill Peden (Chief Executive)

FINAL SCORE:
Bangor 0-0 Portstewart

MATCH REPORT by Neil Watson
MATCH VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS now showing on BangorFC.TV

Paul Millar has tonight won the battle with Loughgall to sign Ballymena United striker Darren Fitzgerald.

The 30 year old former Glasgow Rangers and Glentoran frontman agreed terms with Bangor on Monday evening and arrives at Clandeboye Park on loan for the remainder of the season.

Bangor slipped up at Dixon Park this afternoon, losing 1-0 to a well organised Ballyclare side.

Adam Dick's first half free kick was all that separated the sides in a game of few chances.