when Bangor beat Knockbreda 2–0 in a Northern Ireland Football League Championship 1 match. The new FIFA Approved 3G surface is 99 metres x 63 metres with a run off area of 2.5 metres. The playing surface is surrounded by a steel fence (replacing the old concrete wall) and a tarmac walkway. The development allows spectators to access all sides of the ground for the first time in many years. The 3G facility is available for hire by the public and members of the local community. Early in 2014, Bangor FC became the first club in the Irish League to sell the naming rights of their ground, with Clandeboye Park becoming officially known as The Bangor Fuels Arena. This received a mixed response from the club's fans but an announcement from the club confirmed that the sponsorship deal with local business firm Bangor Fuels would be in place for the next five years. The deal includes shirt sponsorship, advertising around the ground as well as the naming rights. Bangor FC has restored their stadium name to Clandeboye Park on Thursday 16 September 2021 after 8 years of affiliation with Bangor Fuels. Current squad European record Overview Matches Non-playing staff Chairman: Graeme Ballie Vice-chairman: Jim Russell Company secretary: Peter Vannucci Directors: Graham Bailie, Jim Russell, Gerry Watson, Neil Watson, Simon Stuart, Luke Neal, Patrick Cregg President: Treasurer: Peter Vannucci Patron: Lord Bangor, William Ward, 8th Viscount Bangor Club Chaplain: Rev. Mark Johnston, Gary Faulkner Groundsman: Gary Greer Team Manager: Lee Feeney Assistant Manager: John Douglas First-team Coaches: Michael McClelland, Dean Gordon Goalkeeper Coach: Neil Gillespie First-team Physio: Lee Millar Kit & Equipment Manager: Bradley Ferguson Reserve Team Manager: David Downes Reserve Team Coaches: Oliver Hasham, Darren Finlay, Ian Boal Ladies Development Manager: Michelle Crawford Football Secretary: Gerry Watson Safety Officer: Craig Gamble Community Relations: Simon Stuart PA Announcers: Roy Kitson, Lewis Bennett Photographers: Gary Carson, Sarah Harkness, Joe McEwan Video Team: Sarah Harkness, Claire Black Club Ambassador : Keith Gillespie Club Dinner Man & Legend – Gareth Beattie Club Ultras: Adam McKee, Ross Heyburn, Andy Bannon Managerial history Honours Senior honours Irish Cup: 1 1992–93 Irish League Cup: 1 1992–93 City Cup: 2 1970–71, 1976–77 Ulster Cup: 2 1991–92, 1994–95 County Antrim Shield: 3 1969–70, 1974–75, 1988–89 Mid-Ulster Cup: 1 1995–96 Charity Shield: 1 1993 (shared) Intermediate honours Irish League B Division Section 2: 2 1993–94†, 1994–95† Irish Intermediate League: 3