Glentoran Football Club confirms that Terry Devlin has joined Portsmouth FC.
Everyone at the club warmly thanks Terry for his outstanding contribution to Glentoran in the 2022-23 season since joining us in August 2022. Particularly his performances post-split and in our successful Europa League Play Off campaign.
Best wishes to Terry for a very successful career at both club and international level. He will be sadly missed by the Glentoran Family.
Glentoran majority shareholder Ali Pour was in Belfast today and he took the opportunity to speak to GlensTV. In this extended interview, Ali updates the Glentoran Family on his thoughts on the current standing of the club and on its aspirations for 2023-2024 and beyond.
Glentoran Women lost both their unbeaten start to the season and also their long-standing hold on the Toals Bet Cup tonight with this unexpected and underwhelming defeat to Crusaders at home, just three days after easily dispatching the same opposition in a league fixture.
The Glens made five changes to Friday night’s team, mostly to give minutes to squad members, with a very welcome first start of the season for Kelly Bailie. But it was still a very strong starting line up by any standards.
Glentoran Football Club awarded our Club Captain a well deserved accolade by way of a Testimonial Season commencing August 2022 to recognise and celebrate ten years of dedication, commitment, and service to Glentoran FC, by Marcus Kane aka Moko. This recognition is only afforded to players who have achieved legendary status in the red, green, and black. This season Marcus Kane, Glentoran’s number 3 joins a long, revered, list of iconic footballers, who have pulled on these famous colours.
The club is absolutely delighted and proud to announce that the Glentoran Gazette has been voted Northern Ireland's Programme of the Year for an unbelievable 22nd consecutive season. The award was announced and presented at yesterday’s Northern Ireland Football Programme Collectors’ Club Annual Programme Fair at the National Stadium.
Glentoran Women were again unchanged tonight as they faced fifth placed Crusaders at home in the Sports Direct Women’s Premiership.
The Glens dominated possessions from kick off and unsurprisingly took the lead on ten minutes when Joely Andrews cleverly lobbed Maddy Harvey-Clifford in the visitors’ goal.
Former player and lifelong supporter John Anderson passed away on Wednesday 7th June after a long and courageous battle with illness. He was 78.
An unchanged Glens starting line up saw Glentoran through this one at The Ryan McBride Brandywell this evening, The Glens took the lean on the 20th minute. Emily Wilson made a trademark run free down the left-hand side and her ball across goal was met by the onrushing Joely Andrews! T6hjree minutes later the lead was doubled. Th3 division’s leading scorer Kerry Beattie The league’s leading goal scorer gets in behind and stays cool to place it past the keeper for her first of the evening and twelfth of the season so far. AQ double strike in injury time of the first half made the game safe for the visitors. First Andrews got her second. This time the ball fell to Hamilton on the right wing, Caragh sized sizes up the left back, went around her and plays a low ball across to Andrews who finishes convincingly/ The scores didn’t change until the 71st minute when half time sub Rachel Rogan controlled down the middle, picked her spot and fires it into the back of the net. Rogie finished the scoring on 78 minutes. She latched onto a threaded through ball The ball’s threaded through to Rachel Rogan who has time to take a touch and look up before picking her spot beyond the keeper. Rogan in that position = only one outcome Glentoran Women: Ellie Scott, Annie Timoney, Jess Foy (c), Emma McMaster, Demi Vance, Nadene Caldwell, Chloe McCarron, Caragh Hamilton, Joely Andrews, Kerry Beattie, Emily Wilson Subs: Ashleigh McKinnon (For Scott 63), Sarah Tweedie (for Timoney 72), Kelly Bailie (for v Beattie 72 972) Jenna McKearney , Sam Kelly (for Beattie 72), Rachel Rogan (for McMaster 46)
Majority Shareholder Ali Pour and the GRC Board of Directors are delighted to welcome Warren Feeney to Glentoran FC as our new First Team Manager.
Director of Football Paul Millar said of Warren’s appointment:” With the suddenness and unexpected nature of Rodney McAree’s resignation at the weekend, the Glentoran Board immediately began looking for a suitable replacement to manage the first team.
Glentoran FC is sorry to announce that Team Manager Rodney McAree has resigned from his position.
