The PSNI have provided the following information for our Danske Bank Premiership game v Linfield on Boxing Day.
Glentoran Fans travelling to the Danske Bank Irish Premier League match at the National Stadium (Windsor Park) for the 3pm kick-off on Monday 26th December 2016 are requested to move to and from the National Stadium using Stockman’s Lane Roundabout / Boucher Road. Entry to the North Stand will be via the turnstiles/ gate on Boucher Road.
Gary Haveron catches up with GlensTV and talks about a number of topics, previews our Boxing Day derby against Linfield, our recent run of results, Glentoran's youngest ever outfield player Ethan Warnock, the January transfer window and current players' injuries.
Enough to get you through your evening until Santa arrives. Enjoy.
As of today, Christmas Eve, the following outlets have tickets available:
Spar Holywood Road - Reopens 8am Boxing Day
Spar Ravenhill Road - Reopens 8am Boxing Day
The Streat Ballyhackamore - Reopens 8am Boxing Day
The Convenience Store (formerly Dawsons)
Warrens Orby Drive
The Maxol Newtownards - Open Christmas Day until 4pm & Boxing Day
The Spar on the Ravenhill will be receiving a limited number of concession tickets this afternoon. These will only be available from this ticket outlet.
Glentoran Girls Academy are recruiting new players. Please spread the word!
Colin Jess
The Chairman and Directors are pleased to announce that Colin Jess has joined the board with immediate effect. He will be heavily involved with the planned redevelopment of the stadium and with revenue generation for the club.
Tickets for the Tennents Irish Cup clash against Linfield at The Oval on Saturday 7th January will go on sale from the Glentoran Superstore tomorrow (Tuesday) between 4.30pm and 8pm, on Thursday between 4pm and 8pm and on Saturday between 9.30am and 12.30pm.
Steven Gordon's red card proved to be the turning point as Glentoran slipped to ninth place in the Danske Bank Premiership. The Glens had probably shaded the first half and certainly had the best of the chances but a moment of madness, as the players left the field at the interval, ultimately cost Glentoran the game.
Ethan Warnock joined the Glentoran Academy as an 8 year old responding to an open invitation flyer. Since then he has been to Paris, Berlin and Barcelona with the club, won 6 Northern Ireland Boys FA cups- an unheard of amount!
Glentoran travel to Ferney Park to face Ballinamallard Utd in the Danske Bank Premiership.
The two sides drew 1-1 at the Oval earlier in the season to earn Gary Haveron his first point as Glentoran manager and Haveron will be looking to maintain his unbeaten away league record since taking over the Glens job.
Today he welcomes back Calum Birney after a one match suspension but left back, Ross Redman sits this game out having picked up sufficient yellow cards to warrant a one game ban.
We are delighted to announce that Glentoran Academy is a finalist in the inaugural Eastside Awards.
This is a great honour for the Academy and a great tribute to all of those coaches, parents and other volunteers who freely give so much of their time to ensure our Academy remains the premier Football Academy in Northern Ireland. Glentoran Academy is a one of three finalists in the category devoted to Contribution to Sport (sponsored by Charles Hurst and Fleet Financial).
