Sources are mixed on where the two international fixtures undertaken by Ireland in Bangor were actually played. Most modern sources appear to have settled on Penrhyn Park for both games. However, it appears that the 1904 fixture was actually played at Farrar Road Cricket Ground, later home of Bangor City FC. Penrhyn Park Today the first international football match between Wales and Ireland will take place at the Penrhyn Park, Bangor, kindly lent by the Right Hon. Lord Penrhyn. The B.F.C. (Bangor Football Club) committee are to be congratulated for the successful issue of their endeavour in securing the international game to be played for the first time in this division, and it is to be hoped it will not be the last. The Park Gate (Ty Newydd) will be opened at 2.30 p.m. (not two as previously advertised). ( North Wales Chronicle: February 27, 1892 ) Penrhyn Castle overlooks Penrhyn Park in Bangor The Cricket Ground, Farrar Road The cricket field was the scene of the encounter, which a