Belfast Celtic: A Heritage of Football and Culture


Founded in 1891, Belfast Celtic Football Club quickly rose to prominence as a symbol of pride, unity, and cultural identity for its predominantly Catholic and Irish nationalist supporters, leaving an enduring legacy in Irish football despite its eventual withdrawal from competition. Inspired by Glasgow Celtic, the club became a cornerstone of Belfast’s vibrant football scene, with its home ground, Celtic Park, lovingly nicknamed 'Paradise.' Amid political tensions, Belfast Celtic transcended sport, embodying resilience and togetherness within its community. Read More... 


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