Claire Fontaine
Glenavon FC
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ReviewGlenavon derby a chance for Portadown response says Jeffrey
David Jeffrey says Glenavon FC will think it's a great time to face Portadown as he demands a response in the Mid Ulster Cup derby clash.
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ReviewGlenavon FC face Rathfriland Rangers at Mourneview Park
Glenavon FC host Rathfriland Rangers in a BOYLE Sports Championship fixture at Mourneview Park on Friday 28th August 2026.
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ClubGlenavon FC 26/27 Squad Details and Current Form
A detailed look at Glenavon FC's 26/27 season squad composition and their current league position as they prepare for a key fixture against Newington Youth.
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TransferJack Henderson joins Glenavon FC in midfield transfer
Glenavon FC confirm the signing of midfielder Jack Henderson from Annagh United, adding experience to their squad ahead of a key fixture.
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TransferGlenavon FC Transfer News
Glenavon FC's Matthew Allen moves to Dollingstown FC in a permanent transfer, according to Glenavon Football Club reports.
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ReviewLate Armagh City Goal Denies Glenavon FC Win
A last-gasp equaliser from Armagh City's T.J. Molloy meant Glenavon FC had to settle for a 2-2 draw in the BOYLE Sports Championship.
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TransferGlenavon FC Sign Peter Maguire from Dungannon Swifts
Glenavon Football Club has signed 23-year-old defender Peter Maguire from Dungannon Swifts. The left-footed centre-back will add competition for places in the defensive department.
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ClubGlenavon FC Aims for Win Against Armagh City
Glenavon FC faces Armagh City on August 22, 2026, in its fourth Boyle Sports Championship fixture. Manager Michael O’Connor highlights the challenge of a competitive opponent while praising recent attacking progress.
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ClubDr. Stephen Best Steps Down as Glenavon Chairman Due to Health Issues
Glenavon FC chairman Dr. Stephen Best announces his resignation due to chemotherapy treatment. He will attend games from outside wearing a face mask. Best thanks the board for honorary chairman role.
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ClubGlenavon FC Aims for Clean Sheet Against Armagh City
Glenavon FC faces Armagh City on August 22, 2026, in its fourth Boyle Sports Championship fixture. Manager Michael O’Connor highlights the challenge of a competitive opponent and targets a clean sheet. The club aims to build on recent attacking success while managing key injuries.
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ClubGlenavon FC Chairman Steps Down Due to Health Issues
Glenavon FC chairman Dr Stephen Best steps down due to health deterioration, transitioning to honorary role. Best, 63, undergoes chemotherapy and avoids crowded spaces. Lawrence Looney assumes chairman role.
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ClubDr. Stephen Best Steps Back as Glenavon Chairman
Dr. Stephen Best, chairman of Glenavon FC, has stepped back from active involvement due to health issues requiring chemotherapy. He will attend games from outside, possibly wearing a face mask, as he prioritizes recovery over club duties.