Devine Departs Glentoran by Mutual Consent
The move comes after a difficult start to the Irish Premiership season for the east Belfast club.

Declan Devine has left his position as manager of Glentoran, the club announced, ending a two-and-a-half-year spell in charge.
According to BBC Sport, the departure was made by mutual consent following a poor start to the Irish Premiership season for the east Belfast side.
No further details on the club's search for a successor, or on the specific results that prompted the decision, were included in the available reporting.
Devine had led Glentoran for two and a half years before his exit.
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