In tomorrow evening's Glentoran Gazette Frankie Hvid and Charlie Lindsay are Beth Stafford's movie cover stars for our rearranged Premiership clash with Ballymena United. Inside Gazette publishers, the 1923 Committee, slip in a push for a change in the NIFL season if we as a league are serious about improving our standards in Europe while John Grayden warms to the subject saying we should look to the achievements of Olimpija Ljubljana to see what is possible.
Glentoran were stunned this evening as they were beaten 3-1 by NIFL Championship leaders Bangor in an enthralling Clearer Water Irish Cup Quarter-Final at Clandeboye Park.
Ben Arthurs, Ben Cushnie and Lewis Harrison put the hosts into an unassailable 3-0 half-time lead.
Glentoran grabbed one back in the second-half thanks to Charlie Lindsay, but it was too little, too late for Declan Devine’s men, who will be hugely disappointed to see his side exit the Irish Cup
Glentoran Women will kick off their 2025 season with the newly revamped VBET Women’s League Cup.
The 2025 competition introduces a fresh group-stage format, with the Glens drawn in Group B alongside Lisburn Rangers, Crusaders Strikers and Larne Women.
The Glens will kick off their League Cup campaign on Friday 11th April 2025 against Larne Women at Blanchflower Stadium.
A week later, Glentoran Women will travel to Crew Park on Friday 18th April to face last season’s finalists, Lisburn Rangers.
Glentoran midfielder Cameron Palmer insists he and his teammates are fully focused on returning to winning ways as they prepare for a crucial Clearer Water Irish Cup Quarter-Final showdown against NIFL Championship leaders Bangor at Clandeboye Park on Friday night (Kick-off: 7:45pm).
Having already secured the County Antrim Shield and booked a place in the BetMcLean Cup Final, Glentoran will be aiming to take another step toward their 24th Clearer Water Irish Cup triumph - and their first since 2020 - by overcoming the Seasiders and booking their place in the semi-finals.
The results are in for February's 200 Club Draw!
Congratulations to our latest winners:
1st Prize – £275
Keith Foreman
2nd Prize – £137.50
Neil Johnston
3rd Prize – £55
Kevin Milhench
4th Prize – £27.50
Tom Mahon
5th Prize – £27.50
Elizabeth Brown
6th Prize – £27.50
Matthew Brown
Glentoran’s 16-game unbeaten run ended after they lost 2-0 to Belfast rivals Cliftonville in this evening’s Sports Direct Premiership tie at Solitude.
Glentoran remain second in the standings and now take a break from league action, with their Clearer Water Irish Cup Quarter-Final tie next Friday night against Bangor.
Ryan Curran and Jack Keaney struck for the Reds, with both goals coming in the second half.
Declan Devine’s men were on top for the first hour of the game but were ultimately punished for not taking their chances.
Glentoran defender Kodi Lyons-Foster is relishing the challenge of another huge away game as the Glens prepare to face Cliftonville at Solitude tonight in the Sports Direct Premiership (Kick-off: 7:45pm).
A defensive regular in Glentoran’s current 16-game unbeaten run, the 28-year-old has been a pillar of consistency at the heart of the Glens backline, making 26 appearances and scoring two goals, including a decisive headed winner against Coleraine last Friday night.
Glentoran is pleased to announce that a very limited number of additional adult and concession tickets have been made available for the Clearer Water Irish Cup Quarter Final clash against Bangor on Friday 28th February 2025 at Clandeboye Park (Kick-off: 7:45pm).
Tickets will go on general sale from 12:00pm on Saturday 22nd February at: https://www.glentoran.com/tickets.
Glentoran Colts have booked their place in the Harry Cavan Youth Cup Final after a spirited 1-0 victory over Larne U18s in the semi-final at Blanchflower Stadium.
Captain Ciaran Duffy proved to be the match-winner, delivering the decisive goal on a torrid night in Belfast, with heavy wind and relentless rain making conditions far from ideal. But nothing could derail the Wee Glens’ ambitions, as they battled through the elements to secure a place in the showpiece final.
Glentoran stretched their unbeaten run to 16 games but had to settle for a 1-1 draw against a stern Ballymena United at the Showgrounds in tonight’s Sports Direct Premiership tie.
Christie Pattisson struck in the second half for the visitors, but Joe Moore grabbed an equaliser for Ballymena United four minutes into stoppage time.
With only five minutes on the clock the home side could have taken the lead but for an excellent intervention from David Gyollai in goal.
Calvin McCurry impressed down the right before he squared for Success Edogun at the near post.
