Glenavon Game Re-arranged
The postponed Danske Bank Premiership game against Glenavon will now be played next Tuesday evening, 13th September, at the Oval with a 7.45pm kick off.
The postponed Danske Bank Premiership game against Glenavon will now be played next Tuesday evening, 13th September, at the Oval with a 7.45pm kick off.
As part of ongoing discussions, representatives of Glentoran met with Paul Givan, Minister for Communities and his team, to present their plans for the new stadium under the (DCAL) Sub-Regional Stadia Programme for Soccer. The meeting was facilitated by local MLA's Robin Newton and Sammy Douglas and local East Belfast MP, Gavin Robinson. Both Gavin and Robin attended the meeting to give their support.
Glentoran Under 20s faced off against Crusaders on Saturday looking to maintain their winning streak in the NIFL Premiership Development League.
The Glens started the game at a high tempo having a number of half chances in the opening 15 minutes.
They went ahead shortly after and what a goal it was with nearly every player getting a touch of the ball before Tiarnan McAuley's cross into the box found Padraig Hughes who swivelled and shot to put his side in front.
It has been a busy summer for the Glentoran Academy with over a dozen players represented at The SuperCup NI (The Milk Cup). On top of that in the last couple of weeks, 10 Glentoran players in the U14, U15 and U16 age groups represented Northern Ireland in various tournaments both at home and in Holland. As always, a number of players were also on trial at some of the UK's top academies.
For any supporters looking for a match this Saturday, the Glentoran under 20 squad will play Crusaders at Seaview. Kick off is at 12 noon.
Glentoran FC is pleased to announce that two of our promising young players – Patrick Cafolla and Karl Hamill – have signed their first professional contracts with the club.
Patrick and Karl are both 18 and from Newtownards and have been with the club since close season 2013. They both made their first team debuts last season and are regulars in the Northern Ireland Under 18 international squad.
Glentoran went into this tie as massive favourites against the NIFL Championship’s bottom club, Annagh United and should have had it all wrapped up in the first 20 minutes! As well as dominating possession, the Glens created numerous chances but failed to take them and that wayward finishing ultimately proved to be their downfall.

Following tonight's 3-2 defeat to Annagh United in the League Cup, manager Alan Kernaghan tendered his resignation to the Chairman and it has been accepted.
Roy Coyle will take temporary charge of the team.
A further statement will be issued in due course.
Glentoran travel to mid-Ulster to face Annagh United in the League Cup; kick-off 7:45pm.
The Glens will be looking to get back to winning ways following their very poor result and performance last Friday night at Coleraine in the Danske Bank Premiership.
Glentoran haven't lifted the League Cup since the 2009-10 season when we defeated Coleraine at Windsor Park. Another win is long overdue!
