Saturday 13 April 2019. Kick off 3.00pm
On Saturday we continue our chase for a Europa League play off place with a visit to the seaside to play bottom placed Ards at the Bangor Fuels Arena in what is our fourth successive away match.
Glentoran Women got their season off to a fantastic start tonight as as they ran out 20-0 winners over Belfast Celtic in the County Antrim Cup. Goalscorers were as follows: 5 Rachel Rogan 4 Demi Vance 3 Danielle Maxwell 2 Kelly Bailie 2 Nadene Caldwell 2 Ali McMaster 1 Kerry Beattie 1 Makyla Mulholland. A full match report will appear Here
Five Glentoran players have been picked by Stephen Frail for the 20-strong Northern Ireland Under 16 development squad for a three-game challenge tournament in Bulgaria.
The squad will take part in a development tournament run by UEFA over a 10-day period.
The first competitive action will be a game against Luxembourg on Saturday (April 13) at the Hadzhi Dimitar Stadium.
They then take on Wales in the second game at the same venue in Sliven on Monday before rounding off the tournament against hosts Bulgaria at the Hadzhi Dimitar Stadium next Wednesday.
Glentoran Women have an incredible record of bringing through academy youngsters every season, and this year is no different.
Congratulations to Aimee-Lee Peachey (above), Joely Andrews, Danielle Maxwell, Kerry Beattie, Katie Stanfield and Olivia Marshall who have recently received squad numbers for the 2019 season.
At the tender age of only 16 years old, the required age to play senior womens premiership football, some of these girls joined the squad midway through last season as soon as their birthdays fell suit.
Goals from Curtis Allen and Darren Murray gave Glentoran a valuable 3 points today at Stangmore Park.
With Gavin Peers serving a one match suspension and Robbie McDaid aggravating an injury in the pre-match warm up, Mick McDermott was forced to make several changes to the starting line up for this crucial game against Dungannon Swifts.
Consistent hard work and two excellent opening goals have earned Paul O'Neill a clear win in the Supporters Glentoran Player of the Month vote for March.
With Darren Murray initially suspended, Paul came into the starting line up at Ballymena between Curtis Allen and Robbie McDaid and opened the scoring with a great finish and followed up last week with a very different opener, a very convincing header that gave the Cliftonville keeper no chance.
Saturday 6 April 2019, Kick Off 3pm
The era of Mick McDermott as Glentoran Head Coach starts on Saturday against the team that effectively ended the second Ronnie McFall era as Glens Manager with their 2-4 win at the Oval on New Year’s Day.
In his first extended interview, Mick spoke last night to David Kerr of GlensTV and Digivibe Media. Interviews of this nature will be a regular occurrance as Mick's plans as Head Coach start to take shape.
Paul Millar has re-joined Glentoran as a member of the coaching team in Mick McDermott’s first appointment since becoming our Head Coach at the weekend.
2019/20 Season Tickets will go on sale this Thursday 4th April 2019 from Glentoran Superstore. After careful consideration re prices etc, the board of directors have decided NOT to increase prices for the 2019/20 season.
The prices are as per below table
