The July 200 Club winners are as follows. Apologies for the delayed announcement.
Congratulations to all winners! Can winners please contact Ruth via superstore@glentoran.com to arrange payment of winnings.
Everyone at Glentoran sends their congratulations and best wishes to our Legendary goalkeeper, Albert Finlay who is 80 today.
On Friday evening Glentoran Women travel to the Bluebell Stadium, Lisburn to face Lisburn Ladies in the Sports Direct Ladies Premiership.
This will be the fourth time the teams have met this season and the third time at Lisburn. Glentoran won ties in the Toals County Antrim Cup and Electric Ireland Challenge Cup. In the previous league meeting, at Ashfield, a four goal first half burst from Rachel Rogan led the way to an 8-1 home win. The goals that night came from Rogan (4), Caragh Hamilton (2), Emily Wilson and a Kerry Beattie penalty.
Its time to vote for the season's first Player of the Month. With 5 Sports Direct Premiership games played in the month there is plenty to think aboout when #making the decision.
Place your vote HERE. Results will be announced on Friday.
The Northern Ireland Football League (NIFL) is preparing to kick off conversations about road safety by pledging to ‘Share the Road to Zero’.
NIFL is a high profile signing for the initiative, which aims to reduce road deaths by encouraging all of us to think about our shared responsibilities, to be aware of our surroundings, and take more care when out and about.
Tragically, 46 people have lost their lives on our roads so far this year, compared to 32 this time last year.
Last Sunday the Glentoran Legends re-assembled in Ballynahinch for a very special fundraiser in aid of the Air Ambulance Fund. Organised by the Ballynahinch Glentoran Supporters Club.
A very strong, confident performance from at the Bet McLean Oval Glentoran tonight was overshadowed by a second half refereeing decision that had a major impact on the momentum and possibly outcome of the game.
Warren Feeney made two changes from Saturday’s win at Ballymena as the fit again Bobby Burns and Aidan Wilson returned to the starting line-up. Skipper Marcus Kane missed out following his injury in the Ballymena game and Cammy Palmer dropped to the bench.
Tuesday 29th August
Kick-off 7.45pm
On Tuesday evening, 10 days later than planned, we welcome Crusaders to the Bet McLean Oval.
In Tuesday’s Glentoran Gazette Warren Feeney reflects on the games against Larne and Loughgall and updates fans on the team’s injury list, while we detail Crusaders unlucky European exit and Stephen Baxter’s side’s strong start to the league campaign. The 40-page programme, which opens with Beth Stafford’s cover featuring Niall McGinn, also looks at the latest threat to the long-promised funding for football grounds, another IFA mess and we reveal how you can easily access every Glentoran result and goalscorer.
A very young Glentoran team was unfortunate to lose to last season’s League Champions at Seaview, with a hat trick from the experienced Mikhael Kennedy the difference between the sides.
In the first half the Glens boys started on the front foot and took the lead on three mins. George Feeney broke clear and rounded the keeper to finish in style. Crusaders then fought back and equalised through Kennedy on twenty mins. It remained that way until the break/
