Glentoran superstore opening hours for the Christmas period are below.
You can also shop online at Glentoransuperstore.com. The last day to place an online order with us to be delivered by Christmas is Friday 18th December. You can also collect in store right up to 12 mid-day Christmas Eve by selecting collection at the checkout on the superstore website.
The club would like to thank those supporters who attended yesterday’s home match v Carrick Rangers, for their strong adherence to the temporary restrictions and regulations that are unfortunately necessary due to the continued dangers presented to public health by the Covid-19 virus.
As previously announced, for the next two home games the following season ticket groups will be permitted entry:
Tuesday 15th December v Warrenpoint Town: Groups A and B.
A Robbie McDaid hattrick, a goal apiece from the Donnelly brothers and a peach from Hrvoje Plum gave Glentoran an emphatic win in today's Danske Bank Premiership game at the Oval.
Dayle Coleing returned in goal for this one but the main talking point pre-match was the welcome return to the starting line up of Hrvoje Plum.
There’s a double issue of the Glentoran Gazette covering our games against Carrick Rangers tomorrow and Warrenpoint Town on Tuesday. Eddy Patrick goes Behind The Scenes to get the latest from groundsman William Kirkwood, Henry Muldrew ponders the changes in the game over the years and John Grayden’s Big Interview is with a trailblazing Glentoran midfielder of the 1990s. History man Roy Downes looks back more than half a century to a game that he attended but didn’t actually see and Roy also has a part to play in Sam Robinson’s latest piece. In the course of researching his latest book “O
Saturday 12 December 2020, Kick Off 3.00pm
In the matter of our former Club Physiotherapist, Mr Jonny Cummins, An amicable resolution has been reached to the satisfaction of both parties. Michael McDermott and Glentoran Football Club wish Mr Cummins every success for the
future in his professional endeavours and recognise his contribution to the club between 2014-2019.
In return Mr Cummins wishes Mr McDermott and Glentoran Football Club every success for the future and thanks them for the opportunity.
Two well taken goals - an early strike from Samantha Kelly and a spectacular lob from Sarah Connolly - were enough to give Glentoran Women their first Danske Bank Premiership title in six years in a well deserved 2-0 win over Crusaders Strikers at Seaview this evening. Glentoran remain Northern Ireland's most successful club in Women's football as this was the Glens' record eighth championship win since the inception of the league.
It has been confirmed by the Executive that supporters will be allowed into Danske Bank Premiership matches effective this weekend, with an upper limit of 500 permitted. This is a welcome relaxation of previous restrictions, but it imposes clear restrictions on clubs and supporters that must be strictly observed when inside stadia.
For the next three home games the following season ticket groups will be permitted entry:
Saturday 12th December v Carrick Rangers: Groups A and C.
Earlier this year, I began to try and tell the story of Glentoran Football Club’s epic adventure across Europe in 1914, which culminated in the winning of the Vienna Cup. The story would in turn become a book called One Saturday before the War, which I launched last Thursday, albeit in the strangest of times and probably not in the most ideal of conditions.
On Wednesday evening Glentoran Women have the opportunity to clinch the Danske Bank Women’s Premiership title when they face Crusaders Strikers at Seaview.
The Glens are currently two points ahead of Linfield Ladies with a game in hand. If two teams finish on the same points at the end of the season, the title is awarded based on head-to-head results. As Glentoran have won both “Big Two” clashes this season, then a point on Wednesday or next week’s final game (v Sion Swifts at home) will be enough to bring the trophy to the Oval. So, everything to play for on Wednesday night.
