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Glentoran

Glentoran

Northern IrelandNIFL PremiershipEst. 1882
2026/27ONGOING
Declan DevineBetMcLean Oval · Belfast · 26,556
History

Season 2026/27

#TeamPGDPts
1Coleraine FC14+1935
2Linfield14+1033
3Larne12+1226
4Glentoran13+621
5Cliftonville FC14+618
6Carrick Rangers14-418
7Crusaders FC14-918
8Ballymena United12+115
9Dungannon Swifts13-515
10Limavady United14-914
11Bangor14-149
12Portadown14-138

About Glentoran

Glentoran is a football club based in Belfast, Northern Ireland playing their home matches at BetMcLean Oval. This page carries live scores, squad, season statistics, fixtures and the NIFL Premiership table.

J. Jenkins leads Glentoran's scoring in league play with 4 goals this season. J. Stewart has contributed 3 goals, while A. McEneff has added 2 goals.

Glentoran sit 4th in the NIFL Premiership with 21 points from 13 matches (6W 3D 4L) and a goal difference of +6.

Recent results for Glentoran:

Upcoming fixtures for Glentoran:

Two of Glentoran's next five are at home, against Bangor and Larne; they travel to Carrick Rangers, Cliftonville FC and Dungannon Swifts.

Glentoran's squad consists of 32 players. Goalkeepers: B. Crellin (England), A. Mills (England), Elliott Morris (Northern Ireland), J. Watt. Defenders: R. Cooney, J. Daniels (Northern Ireland), Zeno Rossi (England), M. Kane (Northern Ireland), D. Larmour (Northern Ireland), J. Singleton (Northern Ireland), J. Drennan, Ethan Brown (USA), J. O'Rourke (Northern Ireland), Ciaran Rogers-Duffy. Midfielders: R. Clarke (Northern Ireland), J. Kelly (Northern Ireland), G. Sloggett, J. Stewart (Northern Ireland), C. Lindsay, J. Malone (Republic of Ireland), J. Faloona, J. Douglas (Northern Ireland), R. Bell, C. Lindsay (Northern Ireland), A. McEneff (Republic of Ireland). Forwards: B. Gallagher, P. Hoban, C. Weatherup, J. Jenkins (Northern Ireland), Rory Magee, L. Sule, C. McMenamin (Northern Ireland).

Declan Devine is the current head coach of Glentoran.

Glentoran play their home matches at BetMcLean Oval in Belfast, which has a capacity of 26,556. The club was founded in 1882.

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