U.T.L.R

10 BRAVE MEN
1.the right not to wear a prison uniform;
2.the right not to do prison work;
3.the right of free association with other prisoners, and to organise educational and recreational pursuits;
4.the right to one visit, one letter and one parcel per week;
5.full restoration of remission lost through the protest
Vol. Bobby Sands mp, IRA
Vol. Francis Hughes, IRA
Vol. Patsy O'Hara, INLA
Vol. Raymond McCreesh, IRA
Vol. Joe McDonnell, IRA
Vol. Martin Hurson, IRA
Vol. Kevin Lynch, INLA
Vol. Kieran Doherty, IRA
Vol. Thomas McElwee, IRA
Vol. Michael Devine, INLA.

"A man must be a Celt on and off the field, otherwise he is of no value to this club." - Willie Maley

"Celtic jerseys are not for second best, They don't shrink to fit inferior players" Jock Stein

Celtic, like Barcelona, are more than a football club. Our clubs are a symbol of a culture and community that has not always been made welcome in their respective countries.

Xavi




Paolo Maldini:

"Every professional footballer should seek to play at least one game at Celtic Park. I have never felt anything like it"


"Celtic fans are some of the greatest supporters I know," - AC Milan midfielder Clarence Seedorf

"Celtic Football Club is the fans, without them there is no club." - Paul McStay

"Celtic jerseys are not for second best, They don't shrink to fit inferior players" Jock Stein

Celtic Football Club was founded in 1888. Its principal founder was a Marist Brother named Walfrid. The Club had two principal aims: The first aim was to raise funds to provide food for the poor of the East End of Glasgow, an area of the City that was greatly impoverished and had a high rate of infant mortality. Within the East End was a large Irish community and friction was growing between the native Glaswegians and the new influx of Irish. Brother Walfrid saw the need for social integration and his vision was a football club that Scottish and Irish, Protestants and Catholics alike could support. A new football club would be a vehicle to bring the communities together and this was the second aim. The Marist brother sought for the Club to have both a Scottish and Irish identity and hence, the Clubs name Celtic came about, representing a bridge of cultures across the Irish Sea.

Celtic is a club for everyone who believes in football as a medium for healthy pleasure, entertainment and social integration. The Club always has been and always will simply aim to be the team of the people.

"Celtic Park,
where a man is
judged by his
football alone."

FC NOT PLC




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