We are delighted that the East Belfast business, sporting, retail and community sectors have recognised the work carried out by the Glentoran Social Partnership by announcing our work as the winner of the Eastside Awards for Community Impact at their annual awards evening held at the Stormont Hotel on Friday evening. The evening celebrated the best of East Belfast and was attended by many business leaders, politicians and community groups.
Bobby Burns made the best possible return to Seaview three months after his horror injury on our last visit, as his last-minute winner gave us all three points after a very hard-fought game.
Warren Feeney made just one change from our por3evious visit to Seaview last Tuesday night, as Ollie Webber started in goal in place of the injured Aaron McCarey
This is the link to allow Glentoran supporters to purchase the limited number of tickets still available for our Clearer Water Irish Cup tie with Ballymacash Rangers at The Bluebell Stadium, Lisburn on Friday 2nd February (Kick Off 7.45pm).
https://eventlist.store/ballymacashrangersfc/awaytickets
A limited number of tickets for our Clearer Water Irish Cup game against Ballymacash will go on general sale tomorrow morning.
The link will be posted on our social media platforms at 10:00am.
Saturday 27 January
Kick Off 3.00pm
On Saturday we travel to Seaview for the second time in five days to face Crusaders for the fourth time this season. All three of the previous games finished as draws. With the County Antrim Shield first round a Glens win on penalties.
The Chairman, Directors and volunteers at Glentoran FC were very saddened by the passing of Desi Chittick this week.
Desi, a lifelong Glenman, for many years attended our matches with his late, great friend and Glentoran Director, the much-missed Kevin Milhench. They were long term members of the Internet Glentoran Supporters Club and patrons of the Glentoran Milk Bar,
Deepest condolences are extended to Desi’s wife Yumi, his grown-up children Deborah and Brian and his grandchildren Kobie, Jamie, Ruaridh and Eilidh.
Le Jeu Avant Tout
Glentoran’s 14-year wait to win a trophy other than the Irish Cup will drag on for another season after this defeat tonight at Seaview in the Toals County Antrim Shield. In a surprisingly uneventful game it was in inability to defend corners allied to a lack of presence in the opposition penalty are that did for us.
Tuesday 23rd January
Kick Off 7.45pm
Tomorrow we have our first trophy showdown since July 2020 when we go to Seaview for the final of the Toal’s Bet County Antrim Shield.
Glentoran Football Club was sorry to hear of the sad passing of lifelong Glenman, Marc Fullerton.
Deepest condolences are extended to Marc’s partner Cheryl, his young sons Riley and Cody and to the entire family circle. The two boys were Glentoran mascots at our recent Sports Direct Premiership game v Linfield.
The club was represented at Marc’s funeral service this afternoon by First Team Manager Warren Feeney.
Le Jeu Avant Tout.
Below are the details of how Glentoran supporters will be able to purchase tickets for the Clearer Water Irish Cup tie v Ballymacash Rangers at the Bluebell Stadium on Friday 2nd February.
