In this work tensile and compressive properties and fatigue performances of laminated glass fibre reinforced polymer (GFRP) composite under constant amplitude sinusoidal waveform load control at frequency of 5 Hz and at room temperature were investigated for three different types of loading: tension-tension at R= 0.1 and 0.5, reverse loading tensioncompression at R= −1 and compression-compression at R= 2 and 10 in fibre and normal to fibre directions. From these series of tests, the corresponding S-N diagrams are obtained.The dynamic stiffness during fatigue loading has shown classical degradation of the GFRP laminates. It is observed that the dynamic modulus decreases with time and the hysteresis loop area changes with some distortion according to the loading condition. Finally hysteresis loops throughout fatigue testing were examined and the variation of energy dissipated per cycle throughout the specimen lifetime was quantified. It is demonstrated that the dissipated energy during the fatigue lifetime is dependent on R-ratio and fibre orientation.However, in majority of the cases, the energy dissipated per cycle near the end of the fatigue lifetime increases as a result of an increase in the area captured by hysteresis loops.