Art of the Celts 6 – Bertie Peacock statue, Coleraine
This is a surprising location for anything associated with Celtic FC. But Bertie Peacock was a special man. The captain of Celtic’s famous 7-1 team, the ever-smiling Bertie played in…
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THE HOMECOMING: Celtic’s Return to Paradise, 26th May 1967 *Big Cup Content*
The poster Astrobhoy on the CelticMinded forum recently published these great photographs from the Lisbon Lions’ famed homecoming to Celtic Park the day after the historic Lisbon triumph. …
Hillsborough: A Brother’s Search
15th April this year marks the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough Disaster and fresh inquests began this week in Warrington after the original verdicts of accidental death from March 1991…
‘A short video, all things Celtic’ – Classic Celtic footage on YouTube
9 minutes and 59 seconds of the best Celtic goals, celebrations, moments – you name it, they’re all in there from the last six decades. Put together by a supporter…
The Shamrock fanzine – Issue 1
As we start work on Issue 2 of The Shamrock, remaining stocks of our debut magazine are starting to run low as word spreads. We’re delighted at the positive reaction…
Interview with Tony Roper – Writer & Director of ‘The Celts In Seville’
Actor, Writer, Director and Celtic supporter TONY ROPER kindly took time out of his busy schedule as ‘The Celts In Seville’ starts its second run at the Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow…
ART OF THE CELTS 5 – JOHN GLASS, A CELTIC FOUNDING FATHER
John Glass was one of Celtic’s leading founding members, along with Brother Walfrid and Dr John Conway. Glass was the most influential Celt behind the scenes through the club’s first…
Art of the Celts 4: Larsson by Howson
Celtic’s very own King of Kings as portrayed by one of Scotland’s leading artists, Peter Howson. The painting is believed to be based on Henrik’s celebration after scoring the winner…
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