As announced yesterday, prior to our forthcoming league fixture against Ards on Friday 26th August there will be an Act of Remembrance and unveiling of a mural and memorial garden at the Crescent End of the ground. The project to develop the mural and memorial garden has been undertaken in partnership with the local ACT initiative [...]
There will be a service of dedication and remembrance at the new Memorial Garden at Mourneview Park this Friday night at 7:15pm before the Ards game in memory of former players and supporters who died in the Great War 1914-1918. Wreaths will be laid by family members and the Board of Directors and everyone is welcome [...]
We have currently a number of sponsorship opportunities for our forthcoming League Cup tie against Tobermore Utd on 30th August. Any individual(s) or business interested in sponsoring the game and enjoying the famous MVP hospitality is asked to contact Eddie Drury on 07866273306.
There were ten 'Match 3' winners tonight so the roll-over Jackpot for next Monday is worth £2900.
The directors have been made aware from verbal feedback and reports on social media of difficulties experienced by our supporters at Saturday's Danske Bank Premiership game at the National Stadium in gaining access to the North Stand. The Board will be discussing the matter at its forthcoming monthly meeting this Thursday before deciding on any further [...]
Our Reserves have a game this Wednesday in the Premiership Development League when they entertain Linfield Swifts at MVP. Kick off is at 7:45pm.
No changes to the Glenavon line-up as Guy Bates makes his first appearance back at Windsor Park since leaving the Blues at the end of last season. Sammy Clingan makes his debut for David Healy's side in place of the suspended Stephen Lowry. 4: 1-0 Josh Carson hammers the ball into the roof of the net [...]
Glenavon travel to the National Stadium at Windsor Park on Saturday with both teams unbeaten so far in the Danske Bank Premiership. Gary Hamilton's Glenavon have a two point lead over David Healy's Linfield thanks to two wins and a draw in the opening three games in which the Belfast Blues have drawn two after beating [...]
The Mid Ulster FA Gerald Kennedy Cup final between Hill Street and Rectory Rangers scheduled for tonight at Mourneview Park has been called off because of the heavy rain.
Glenavon has been drawn against Newry City AFC in the first round of the Mid Ulster Cup. The tie will be played at Mourneview Park on Tuesday, September 20 with a 7.45pm kick-off.