The unveiling of Marshall McEwan’s restored grave will take place next Saturday 6th January at 10am at Belfast City Cemetery, which is the morning of our Irish Cup match v Warrenpoint Town. Marshall McEwan was a former club captain and one of Linfield’s all time greats. A map is shown below of the...
Linfield will end the year at the top of the Sports Direct Premiership following a hard-fought point at Inver Park this afternoon, where the Blues were good value for their point. Joel Cooper was added to an extensive injury list during week, whilst captain Jamie Mulgrew missed out through a one-match suspension following his fifth...
Captain on the day Matthew Clarke spoke to Linfield TV after yesterday's 1-1 draw at Inver Park against Larne.
David Healy spoke to Linfield TV after our 1-1 draw with Larne at Inver Park.
Monkstown True Blues are running a function for Matthew Clarke's Teatimonial Season. This will be held on Friday 26th January in the Monkstown Social Club starting at 8pm. An invitation is extended to any Supporters Club who would like to make a presentation on the same night. Tickets are selling fast for this event and entrance will be by ticket only. ...
Matchday 23 of the Sports Direct Premiership sees Linfield travel to Inver Park for a top of the table clash with Larne (3pm k.o. all-ticket, sold out). The teams are well acquainted, having met 4 times already this season over 3 different competitions. Larne hold the upper edge, winning at both Inver Park (SDP 2-0)...
Linfield stalwart Francis Beckett was presented with a piece of crystal ahead of Boxing Day’s festive derby clash with Glentoran to recognise over 30 years of service to the club. Francis has managed the ball boys at Windsor Park for over 30 years. He was presented the piece by Linfield Chairman Roy McGivern and was...
The Q&A event was held last Friday night at Windsor Park prior to our win against Coleraine. A packed Joe Bambrick lounge was enthralled by David Jeffrey MBE , in a manner only Big Davy can. The audience included England and Rangers legend Mark Hateley and ‘Blue’ Santa made a fleeting visit. Many thanks...
James Carley, also known as Jim or Jimmy, sadly passed away on 23 December 2023 aged 92. Jimmy was an avid Blues supporter, following the team home and away. He was a Season Ticket holder and joined the Shankill Blues Supporters Club aged 14,later becoming Chairman of the club. Thoughts go to his son Joe, daughter Heather, grandchildren Jodie,...