July 200 CLUB draw results
1st £315 ( 62 ) Louise Spence
2nd £157.50 (79) Eddie Kelly
3rd £63 (171) John Vennard
4th £31.50 (169) Ken Holt
5th £31.50 (65) Owen Davidson
6th £31.50 (46) Robert Beggs
Can winners please contact Ruth via superstore@glentoran.com to arrange payment of winnings
With the Itish Cup now safely back at the Oval, it was nicely appropriate that last night the Glentoran Legends squad and their manager Philip Stevenson visited the stadium last night for a training session and to meet Mick McDermott and the 2020 squad. Including four title winning captains - Rab McCreery, Jim Cleary, John Devine and Paul Leeman, it's scary to imagine how many winners medals these guys have between them but great to know the current lads have started on the path to emulating them.
Marijan Antolovic has left Glentoran to return to a club in his home nation of Croatia.
This is an information update for those who bought tickets for the now voided home Danske Bank Premiership match v Linfield, originally scheduled for 20th March at the Oval.
Apologies for any delay in this announcement, but relevant personnel have been on furlough due to Covid-19.
Tickets for the game were £12 each, or £11 if purchased as part of the package with the Cliftonville match (which was played).
Options available to supporters holding unused tickets are as follows:
Glentoran FC confirm that Gavin Peers has left the club to pursue his carer with Warrenpoint Town.
Peersy joined the club from Derry City in the January 2019 transfer window. This season he made 30 appearances, scoring once and missing out on a starting place in last week's Sadler's Peaky Blinder Irish Cup matches due to a niggling injury picked up in training.
The draw for Irish Cup Final shirt sponsors was conducted and the results are as follows,
Match Worn Shirts
1 Elliott MORRIS – JSEC ltd
3 Marcus KANE – Davy Stewart
4 Gavin PEERS – Nicdar Tiles
6 Christopher GALLAGHER – David Crothers
7 Jonny FRAZER – Gary Smyth
Glentoran is delighted to announce the first three signings in this summer’s recruitment programme:
Luke McCullough
Goals from Paul O'Neill and Robbie McDaid secured Glentoran's 23rd Irish Cup on Friday night at the National Stadium.
Mick McDermott named an unchanged team, going with the same starting XI that overcame Cliftonville in the semi-final.
The Ballymena United starting line up included two former Glentoran players; Jonny Addis and Steven McCullough whilst another, James Knowles was on their bench.
We have received an update from the IFA on the question of ticket distribution for tomorrow evening's Sadler's Peaky Blinder Irish Cup Final.
All tickets will be emailed to to either individuals or nominated cluster members at noon on Friday, the day of the match. However there can sometimes be a delay so some supporters may receive them any time up to 1pm
Glentoran supporters will be seated in the West (Kop) Stand so should enter from the Boucher Road.
