AWAYDAYS: CLIFTONVILLE, BELFAST 1984
‘In the neat little town they call Belfast . . .’ Irishness is at the core of Celtic’s identity and from the club’s first visit to the Emerald Isle in…
Tag: Celtic Retro
Issue 8 of The Shamrock out now
Issue 8 of the Celtic retro magazine The Shamrock is now available. Features include: The Goalie who went to Gaol The Story of Celtic’s first-ever trophy by Matthew Marr (@hailhailhistory)…
GLENGARRY – Glasgow’s Sacred Heart
Bartholomew Street in Glasgow’s Bridgeton district still stands today but it is an empty street: a brick wall runs along one side with nothing behind it, there are no…
Issue 2 of THE SHAMROCK – on sale from Sat 27th December (Ross County game)
We are delighted to announce the arrival, after a difficult and lengthy birth, of Issue 2 of the Celtic retro fanzine – fresh out of the Christmas stable. The fanzine…
CELTIC MOMENTS
Celtic photos from the earliest days to today. Enjoy! Share online or send us your favourite Celtic pics and the stories that go with them: theshamrock@outlook.com – – – –…
Celtic war hero commemorated by local community
Peter Johnstone, former miner and famed Celtic player who died in World War 1, is finally being commemorated in his local community in Fife – thanks to the local Celtic…
The Cumbie Boys . . . “Parkheid is their new Jerusalem!”
Stumbled across a mention of this song in an old Celtic magazine about the infamous Gorbals gang, the Cumbie Boys (from Cumberland Street) in a 60s song made famous…
The Hazey Janes – Live In Glasgow
The Hazey Janes are the band behind Michael Marra’s excellent tribute song to Gil Heron, Celtic’s pioneering forward from the 1950s. The Dundee band are currently on tour in Scotland…
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