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1PM Meet & Greet with Paul McStay 

1:45PM General Admission

2PM Falkirk v Celtic

4PM Live interview with Paul about his career followed by Q & A

Limited Tickets Available

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The Boat Party one of the highlights of our trip in 2025

We are heading back for our Bi-Annual Holiday & Charity Fundraiser. We kick off on Sunday 14 March and the fun continues till Sunday 22 March 2027.

Some of us are using the City Beach Resort for our stay which is right across the road from Father Teds but there are plenty of options to suit everyone’s budget.

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Former Celtic Player Didier Agathe pictured with the Cork Bhoys . They all do great work fundraising for the Mercy Foundation.

Our chosen charity will be The Mercy Foundation who do amazing work looking after orphaned children in Hua Hin.

We are looking forward to seeing Celtic fans from around the globe for our little gathering in the sunshine.

If you have already booked your travel or are planning on attending please post on our social  and let pages us know where you are travelling from. DM us if you prefer.

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The word legend sometimes gets over used but when you hear the name Paul McStay and Celtic Legend in the same sentence there is no doubting the former Celtic captain is a true Celtic Legend.

Celtic is the only club he ever wanted to play for and it is the only club he ever played for when the big money offers came in for McStay he refused to leave Celtic Park.

He was voted by the fans in the greatest ever Celtic 11 and no one could argue, he joined Danny McGrain, Kenny Dalglish, Henrik Larsson and Lisbon Lions Ronnie Simpson, Billy McNeill, Tommy Gemmell, Bobby Murdoch, Bertie Auld and Jimmy Johnstone.

Click Link to Watch 10 of the Best: from Paul McStay

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Join The Maestro on Sunday 01 November for an afternoon of Stories and Memories and watch Falkirk v Celtic on the big screen at Rosie Maguires Terrace and enjoy some winter sun.

There are only 10 General admission tickets left. We also have some VIP tickets left which in include complementary drink on arrival, personal meet and greet & finger buffet.

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In keeping with the founding ethos of Celtic Football Club, the AICSC has always maintained a strong commitment to community, charitable work and supporting those in need. This commitment is reflected throughout the country on an almost weekly basis through the fundraising and community initiatives undertaken by our member Celtic Supporters Clubs.

The AICSC is extremely proud of its long-standing relationship with the Celtic Foundation and remains committed to supporting the Foundation and its work in any way possible.

The Annual Charity Dinner is about much more than raising money for worthy causes. It provides an invaluable opportunity for members of Celtic Supporters Clubs from every corner of Ireland to come together, renew friendships and share their passion for Celtic in a fantastic atmosphere.

The event was made even more special by the presence of two Celtic legends, Tosh McKinlay and Peter Grant. Both gave their time freely and enthusiastically, mingling with supporters, chatting with fans and posing for photographs alongside the League Trophy and Scottish Cup.

Both players spoke passionately about their love for Celtic and entertained the audience with stories and anecdotes from their playing careers. Their memories provided supporters with a fascinating insight into their experiences at the club and created a wonderful connection between past and present generations of Celtic supporters.

Following the dinner, speeches and raffle, the entertainment continued with a fantastic performance from The Druid Ballad Band. They soon had the room on its feet, with supporters singing and dancing along to the music. The evening also included a poignant moment of solidarity, as those attending paid tribute with a rousing round of applause to the under-siege residents of the Garvaghy Road.

An event of this scale simply could not take place without the dedication and commitment of the many members and volunteers who give their time behind the scenes.

The AICSC would like to extend its sincere thanks to all our members, volunteers and Association Committee members who worked tirelessly to ensure another hugely successful Charity Dinner. The amount of work involved in organising the event, preparing the room, producing the dinner programme, arranging the music, securing prizes and managing the many other details is colossal. However, it is undoubtedly worthwhile when it results in such an enjoyable and memorable evening for everyone in attendance.

A massive thank you and sincere appreciation must also go to all the staff at the Shamrock Lodge Hotel for their professionalism and hospitality. We would also like to acknowledge the generous sponsorship that helped make the Annual Dinner Programme possible, as well as the tremendous assistance provided by Athlone CSC in the lead-up to the event and with the preparation of the room on the day itself.

Most importantly, we would like to thank everyone who attended and all of the Celtic Supporters Clubs who travelled from across Ireland to make the evening such a memorable occasion.

The success of the AICSC Charity Dinner is a testament to the strength, generosity and togetherness of the Celtic supporters’ family in Ireland.

Until next year.

Hail Hail!

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Glasgow has felt like a second home to him for years because of close friends there, but there’s obviously another reason the city has always meant a lot to him. As a Celtic fan he tries to get over to Celtic Park at least once a year. The last time he was over was for the Glasgow Derby at the start of 2026.

One of the only downsides of spending this year in Cork playing Frank in Mick Flannery’s The House Must Win was that he was actually on stage performing the final matinee when Celtic beat Hearts and lifted the trophy. He heard enough afterwards to know exactly what he had missed.

On the music side, an early sell-out in Glasgow was one of the first moments he realised his songs could find an audience beyond London and Ireland, so going back has always meant a lot to him. McChuills is the only Scottish date on this run, which makes this one feel particularly special.

The show’s part of his Limited Edition Tour following his debut album Glass & Mirrors, which reached the Top 40 in the folk charts in 2025.

The idea with most of these dates is deliberately intimate rooms where he can be close to the audience, play songs from the album, older material and try out some new songs for the next record.

The full tour dates are: 4 Nov 2026 – Bury – The Met 5 Nov 2026 – St Albans – The Horn 12 Nov 2026 – Glasgow – McChuills 13 Nov 2026 – Liverpool – Prohibition Studios 15 Nov 2026 – Leeds – Oporto 19 Nov 2026 – Brighton – The Prince Albert 11 Dec 2026 – London – The Camden Club 13 Dec 2026 – Cork – The Everyman 16 Dec 2026 – Kilkenny – Cleere’s 17 Dec 2026 – Dublin – The Grand Social 18 Dec 2026 – Belfast – Ulster Sports Club 19 Dec 2026 – Derry – Bennigans

For more from Niall click the links below.

Website: https://www.niallmcnameeofficial.com

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/12ECCS26QfiL4LVEarRWGf

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NiallMcNameeMusic

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/niallmcnamee/ “

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Sadly John passed away later that year and he is missed by so many people and missed on match day holding court outside the Celtic Pools Office before taking his seat inside Celtic Park. Home and away John was there to support Celtic.

He lived his dream when he signed for Celtic and went onto play for Celtic during the most successful period in the clubs famous history. He became known as the 12^th Lion after that famous European Cup win in 1967 in Lisbon.

Like in 2026 it is a fitting tribute that we host this years dinner  in honour of John and the charity that carries his name. The 12th Lion is dedicated to constructing a school for 500 children in South Sudan, honouring the legacy of John. Click link for more information.

https://the12thlion.org

Our tribute night dinner takes place at the No. 10 Hotel on Saturday 12th March after Celtic play Motherwell at Celtic Park. A table of 10 costs £450 (Individual tickets £50). Kick of is 7pm with a drinks reception in the company of some famous faces from Celtic’s history and entertainment.

The night also includes a lovely meal, guest speakers and a tribute to John from family and friends on the 60^thAnniversary of that famous night in Lisbon when John and his team mates conquered Europe.

In 2025 we lost John but he will always be in the hearts of the Celtic fans who came across him.

Monies raised will be donated to the 12^th Lion School and the Mercy House Foundation.

Table of 10 £450 – Individual Tickets £50

To book email info@celticfanzine.com or text / call 00 353 86 8323542

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Celtic fans rarely refer to Paul McStay by his name. He was, is and will always be The Maestro. It’s a nickname that acknowledges his extraordinary talent, and the affection with which it is still uttered is in appreciation of the fact that he dedicated his whole playing career to the green and white Hoops. A one man club. Celtic was the only club for him.

When he retired only one man had made more appearances for the club – and that is Cesar himself – and while contemporaries came and went from Celtic Park, Paul McStay remained, staying faithful to the club, particularly in the early 1990s when things were falling apart off the field. It’s something that the Celtic support has never forgotten.

Now Paul McStay tells his story of his life and extraordinary career for the first time in his autobiography and we can not wait to hear him tell his story in person at Rosies from his early life, living in Larkhall and coming through the grassroots football ranks and how he developed as a player and went on to become a Celtic Legend.

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Celtic is the only club he ever wanted to play for and it is the only club he ever played for when the big money offers came in for McStay he refused to leave Celtic Park.

He was voted by the fans in the greatest ever Celtic 11 and no one could argue, he joined Danny McGrain, Kenny Dalglish, Henrik Larsson and Lisbon Lions Ronnie Simpson, Billy McNeill, Tommy Gemmell, Bobby Murdoch, Bertie Auld and Jimmy Johnstone.

Join The Maestro on Sunday 01 November for an afternoon of Stories and Memories on Rosie Maguires Terrace and enjoy some winter sun.

Click Link below to get your tickets.

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