‘Tic Toons – Jimmy Quinn. Cup Final Hat-Trick Hero, 1904 (Part 1)
The legend of The Mighty Quinn started here. The 1904 Scottish Cup Final against Rangers; Celtic two down after only 11 minutes. The stuff of nightmares. Or the stuff of…
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‘Tic Toons – Jimmy Delaney
One of the greatest and most popular Celts ever, Cleland bhoy Jimmy Delaney was also one of the most talented ball players ever to don the Hoops. Jimmy famously won…
Last chance to win a copy of Sean Fallon’s biography
Today is the last day of our Sean Fallon book competition – enter now to win this excellent book all about the life and times of one of Celtic’s greatest…
Art of the Celts 2 – Glasgow Celtic, 60 Years Ago
A vivid and unusual painting of the Celtic team from which did the League and Cup Double in 1954 by the artist Roy Young Ferguson (1907 – 1981). The painting…
‘Tic Toons: Neil Lennon
The Lurgan Bhoy in his playing days pomp. Lucky not to be arrested on a number of occasions for being Irish and ginger-heided in a built-up area.
‘Tic Toons: Sunny Jim Young, Celtic Captain
Sunny Jim was Celtic’s captain a century ago when he led the team a League and Cup double. His stature is captured here in full as he carries off the…
The Celtic End
The Jungle got all the acclaim but at the old Celtic Park the Celtic End of the ground was a magical place to watch football from. And it witnessed some amazing…
Art of the Celts 1 – “Danny, Danny, Danny McGrain”
It is great to see Danny McGrain’s face as a familiar sight around Celtic Park once again as the former Quality Street Kid, as part of Neil Lennon’s coaching team,…
the shamrock 