One day Glentoran Superstore IRISH CUP FINAL MADNESS SALE FRIDAY 3rd MAY
ALL KUKRI stock ( excluding Irish cup embroidered hoodies and polos)
ADULT = £10
KIDS = £5
OFFICIAL Irish Cup Merchandise also on sale.
SUPERSTORE will be open from 10am until 9pm so come on down for some great bargains while stock lasts.
McLeans were at the Oval doing interviews with Eddie Patterson and the Belfast Telegraph's Stephen Beacom. Both can be seen below.
After the four wins in a row until 1989, Linfield ended our 1989 dreams of 5 in a row but we were back at it again by 1990. Defeating the old enemy in the Irish Cup semi-final was part of the infamous 7-UP season, where we beat Linfield in all 7 encounters with Gary Macartney scoring in each game. Portadown were Irish League Champions, looking to win the double and went into the game as favourites. With the game scoreless at half-time and Glentoran’s Macartney and Campbell both off injured things looked pretty bleak.
Glentoran FC are having a party on the morning of Cup Final Day, 4th May.
The Premier Bars are open....
A Bouncy castle and inflatable assault course will be set up in the car park and be open from 9.30am to 12noon.
Face painting...especially to allow as many fans, young and not so young, as possible to get “painted” red green and black for the final will be in operation
BBQ food will be on sale for everyone to get something to eat before heading to the match and free ice cream will be available for the kids.
Glentoran BU beat Newbridge Predators at Shorts Recreation Ground on Wednesday night in their second league game of the season with an emphatic 5-0 victory. The girls were 3-0 ahead at half time with the Nadene Caldwell opening the scoring on 25 mins with a super strike from 25 yards out. This was quickly followed by two other goals on 28 and 29 minutes from Kelly Bailie and Lauren Wade respectively. In the second half two new players making their debuts for GBU scored on 65 and 75 mins; Katrina Montgomery and Eimhear O'Prey
At last Saturday's final home league game of the season, Castlereagh GSC collected votes from supporters for their 'Player of the Year' award. Andrew Waterworth came out on top with Jay Magee and Elliott Morris taking 2nd and 3rd places respectively.
Photo shows Albert Kirk (Chairman) presenting the trophy. Also pictured are committee members Maxi Johnstone, Alan McIlhagger, Jim Flanagan and Matty Anderson.
In yesterday's Countdown to Saturday's Irish Cup Final we looked at the Linfield victories of 1983 and 1985 but little did we know that 1985's victory would spark Glentoran's most successful run in the history of the competition.
Tickets for the Railway Stand have now been delivered to the Oval and are on sale (£15 adult £8 concession)
Only 500 seats are available so don’t be disappointed and purchase your ticket today.
TICKETS CAN ONLY BE PURCHASED AT OUR SUPERSTORE AT THE OVAL.
Opening hours:
Thursday 10am to 8pm
Friday 9.30am to 8pm
The Premier Lounge is the place to be tonight. Some of our first team squad will be coming down to have a question and answer session with the fans to talk about the build up to the Marie Curie Irish Cup final. The following legends will be coming down to join them:
If you find yourself at a loose end this coming bank holiday Monday (6th May), why not come along to the Ballymena Showgrounds and support the Academy Under 11 and 12 sides in the Northern Ireland Boys FA Cup Finals?
