[5] The club also won the Central League championship decider on two occasions, defeating Benburb in 1951 and Parkhead in 1958.
After a period in abeyance between 1966 and 1973, the club name was revived by the new tenants of Glenhead Park, Drumchapel Amateurs, for a third spell.
Despite some reasonable success, financial pressures forced the club out of the Junior game for a final time in 1980.
Clydebank used the ground under a five-year deal with Drumchapel on their return to the Junior grade in 2003 before departing to groundshare with Yoker Athletic.
[11] In the early 2000s there was talk locally of restarting the 'Hibs',[12] albeit at the same time a proposal was made for Drumchapel Amateurs to move to Knightswood in north-west Glasgow and have Glenhead Park sold for development, which was not well received by locals due its long association with the defunct club.