Ballyclare Comrades is a club in the IFA Championship. This is the second level of Northern Ireland club football, one rung below the IFA Premiership.

The club is based in Ballyclare, a small but growing market town in the south-east of County Antrim, about 15 miles from Belfast.

The team plays in a kit of red shirts with white trim, white shorts and red socks. The kit is manufactured by Diadora. Our shirt sponsor is Reid Black & Co. Solicitors.

Ballyclare Comrades play at Dixon Park, in the centre of the town, beside the Comrades Social Club.

Dixon Park has a capacity of 4,000, with a small seated stand at one side, where the changing rooms and club offices are sited. There are covered standing areas behind each goal, as well as seating behind one goal. There is a further standing area opposite the main stand.

The club is run by a committee, which is elected on a yearly basis by the season ticket holders. Therefore, it is one of the few truly democratic football clubs in existence today.
There has recently been formed a Supporters Club, which has a growing enthusiastic membership who are passionate about the Comrades, and who are setting about fund raising activities to help the club financially.

Address
Ballyclare Comrades F.C., Dixon Park, Harrier Way, Ballyclare, Co.Antrim, Northern Ireland, BT39 9BB

Club Crest

The club's crest consist of three elements: 1. The club's name  2. A shield based on the town's crest (this has; a plant, which represents the fertile farming land around the town which has been cultivated for many generations; a waterwheel, which represents the industry which sprung up in the area in the 19th century; and water, which represents the Six Mile River, which rises in the hills a few miles north-east of the town and flows through it on its way to Lough Neagh  3. A Latin motto meaning "Nothing except your best".