Match Preview: Coleraine v Glentoran
Saturday 7th December 2019, Kick Off 3.00pm
On Saturday we aim to build on last week’s excellent win over Cliftonville with a journey to the Showgrounds for our third meeting with Coleraine this season.
News
Glentoran coaching in East Belfast Primary Schools
As part of Glentoran Football Club's ongoing and serious commitment to foster links with the local area, the club is conducting a series of coaching sessions in primary schools in East Belfast and the surrounding area..
UEFA A Licence coach, Tim Wareing, leads the sessions. It kicked off on Tuesday at Cregagh Primary School in East Belfast. Tim coached 25 children from Primary Year 5 and 22 children from Primary Year 4.
Wednesday saw Tim deliver sessions at Braniel Primary Schoo, which he followed up at Knocknagoney Primary School on Thursday.
Ciaran O'Connor joins Glentoran
Glentoran FC is delighted to announce our latest signing ahead of the January transfer window, attacking midfielder, Ciaran O’Connor.
Ciaran (23), was most recently with Warrenpoint Town in the Danske Bank Premiership but has played most of his career with his hometown club, Dundalk. He spent the 2016 and 2017 League of Ireland seasons with Finn Harps, alongside our other recent signing, Keith Cowan.
Coleraine v Glentoran - Supporter Information
We have received the following information from Coleraine FC for visiting supporters:
Access to Coleraine Showgrounds will be available from 2.00 pm.
Away supporters are requested to approach Coleraine Showgrounds along the Ballycastle Road from the direction of the Ring Road. Supporters' coaches are requested not to stop on the Ballycastle Road at any point to let fans disembark.
Visiting supporters' club coaches will drop off fans at the entrance on Hillman's Way and proceed to the Vineyard Church car park at the bottom of Hillman's Way to park.
Contract extensions for Glens' first team duo
Glentoran FC is delighted to announce that both Paul O’Neill and Navid Nasseri have agreed contract extensions with the club.
Cliftonville 0-2 Glentoran
First Glentoran goals from Cameron Stewart and Cricky Gallagher – one in each half – helped Glentoran to a hard worked and convincing win at Solitude this afternoon, our first win there in nearly four years. This extended our unbeaten Danske Bank Premiership run to seven matches. In that period, we have taken nineteen points out of a possible twenty-one, representing our strongest league run since the start of the 2012/13 season.
Glens sign Finn Harps skipper Keith
Glentoran FC is delighted to announce the signing of central defender Keith Cowan, and to welcome Keith to the Oval.
Keith, from Ramelton in County Donegal, has spent his entire senior career to date with his boyhood club, Finn Harps in the League of Ireland, most recently as captain in the SSE Airtricity Premiership. He made over 240 appearances for Harps before this week announcing his intention to leave Finn Park.
Match Preview: Cliftonville v Glentoran
Saturday 30 November 2019, Kick Off 3.00 pm
On Saturday afternoon we travel to Solitude for the second time in eleven days, this time for our second Danske Bank Premiership meeting with Cliftonville.
Cliftonville v Glentoran 30th November - Ticket Information
The NIFL Premiership game against Cliftonville on Saturday 30th November KO 3pm at Solitude will be a ticketed match.
Tickets will be on sale from the secretary's office at the Oval from 9am to 3pm Monday to Thursday this week, at the Superstore on Thursday 4.30pm to 8pm and at Westbourne GSC on Friday.
Prices are Adults £12 and Concessions £8.
Cash sales only and it would be appreciated if supporters have the correct change as this would speed up the sales process.
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Robbie is Victoria GSC Top Man
Fresh from his hat trick heroics against Dungannon Swifts on Saturday, Robbie McDaid went straight to the Oval Milk Bar to receive yet another Player of the Year 2018/19 award - this the Victoria Glentoran Supporters' Club Roy Manson Player of the Year Award. Roy Manson's grandsons flew over from Manchester with their parents to present Robbie the trophy in their late grandad's name.