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Glentoran Women fired back after a tough couple of weeks in the strongest possible manner in County Dublin today with this very comprehensive win over Peamount United in the second group match of the inaugural Avenir Sports All Ireland Cup.

The Glens couldn’t have asked for a tougher challenge as Peamount currently sit six points clear at the top of the League of Ireland Women's Premier Division, But just one change was made from Wednesday’s League Cup defeat as Kelly Bailie was called into the defence for her first start of the season.

The draw for the first qualifying round of the 2023-24 UEFA Conference League has paired Glentoran with Gzira United FC of Malta. We look forward to welcoming our opponents to East Belfast.

The first leg will be away on Thursday 13th July (kick off 7pm local time) with the return a week later at the Bet McLean Oval (kick off 7.30pm).

Watch all Glentoran media channels for information on ticket sales, supporter numbers, etc for both legs.

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Glentoran Women crashed out of their second domestic cup in nine days with this heavy defeat at Solitude tonight.

The Glens were at full strength tonight and in a scoreless first half had a couple of efforts on the Reds goal. Top scorer Kerry Beattie was blocked in a one on one with the Reds keeper Rachel Norney. Norney was the home side’s hero again five minutes later with a brilliant save from a Jess Foy free kick.

Glentoran FC is delighted to announce that our Player of the Year Bobby Burns has signed a new contract with the club.

Since joining the club – initially on loan - in September 2020  , Bobby has made 96 first team appearance for the club, scoring 10 goals, all of the goals coming last season when he became an established member of the midfield. He has established himself as a key player at the Bet McLean Oval and a fans’ favourite and has committed himself to Glentoran despite significant interest and offers from a number of clubs in England and Scotland.