Christmas with the Glentoran Squad
Join the Glentoran squad in the Premier Lounge at the Oval on Saturday 10th December for a Christmas party.
It all kicks off at 7:30pm...........see you there!
Join the Glentoran squad in the Premier Lounge at the Oval on Saturday 10th December for a Christmas party.
It all kicks off at 7:30pm...........see you there!
Skipper, Stephen McAlorum spoke to GlensTV on his return from injury.
you can watch the interview HERE
It is with regret that we announce the death of Honorary Vice-President and former Director, Raymond Hall. Raymond sadly passed away in the early hours of Sunday morning. He was 88.
On behalf of everyone at Glentoran Football Club, we extend our deepest sympathy to Raymond's wife, Florence, children, Myrna, Gary & Iain, brother, Noel and the whole family circle.
The Glentoran Superstore will be closed only on Saturday this week and will now be open as usual on Thursday 17th, 4.15pm - 7.30pm.
Apologies for any inconvenience.
Glentoran and Coleraine paid their respects to those to paid the ultimate sacrifice before kick off at The Oval for today's Danske Bank Premiership clash. Poppies had been cut into the Oval grass and at the blow of the referee's whistle, both teams and supporters impecably observed a one minutes silence in memory of those who fought and died for their country.
There will be an Act of Remembrance prior to Saturday’s Premiership fixture against Coleraine at the Oval.
It will take place at the Directors’ entrance, beginning at 2:30pm and will be led by the Glentoran FC Chaplain, Rev. David Thompson.
Glentoran FC Chairman, Stephen Henderson, will lay a wreath on behalf of the club and visiting Chairman, Colin McKendry will lay a wreath on behalf of Coleraine FC.
Supporters from both clubs are invited to attend this short Act of Remembrance.
Match Preview
Remembrance Weekend features heavily in tomorrow's edition of the Glentoran Gazette. There's a look at the UEFA Football Memorial at Flanders, Roy Downes tells of how two groups of World War One service men had not forgotten their love for Glentoran and Eddy Patrick reflects on Glenmen who have passed on but whose gravestones reflect how much the Club meant to them. Plus there's the second part of the Sammy Hughes Story by Brian McClelland, details of the launch of "There's A Green Sward Called The Oval" by Sam Robinson, the usual news, views, interviews and lots more. Don't miss it!
The Glentoran 2016 Christmas Homeless Appeal will be launched this Saturday at our home game against Coleraine and we are hoping that the Glentoran Family will show their generosity, as in previous years, and give generously to this appeal.
Glentoran and Portadown played out an uninspiring stalemate at a cold, windswept Oval this afternoon. Glentoran started the day on their best run of the season, unbeaten in four and, as a result, Gary Haveron named the same 11 that were victorious at Carrick last Saturday. Portadown on the other hand came into the game after another tumultuous week.
There's lots packed into the first Gazette of the month as Brian McClelland and Roy Downes look at two Glentoran heroes of the past, one famous, the other not so well known and Sam Robinson tells the story of a Glenman and his son who are making a name for themselves in Paris along with plenty of news, views, stats, photo action and interviews with players and fans. Get them while they last!