Welcome to the website of the Carlow '98' Celtic Supporters Club. You will find lots of interesting news regarding the supporters club, Celtic Football Club and the AICSC. We aim to promote Celtic Football Club within the County Carlow area and neighbouring counties. We welcome friendships with supporters of other football clubs. All enquiries regarding this website or the supporters club, please contact Peter Harvey on 087 677 5556. The views expressed on this site are not the views of Celtic Football Club. Madeleine McCann We fully support the campaign to help bring Madeleine McCann home and would ask all members or visitors to this site when going on holiday, to keep your eyes open and be aware that the child next to you could be Madeleine. Please click on one of the 2 links on this page to get more information. AGM The Supporters Club AGM will be held on Wednesday 9th July 2008. The AGM will take place in Daltons Bar, Bridge Street, Tullow and will start at 8pm. A new committee will be elected on the night. The current committee at present is as follows Chairman: Fergus Mernagh Vice Chairman: Tom Mulhall Secretary: Adrian Doyle Asst Secretary: John Leahy Treasurer: Donncha Cunnane Asst Treasurer: Eoin Byrne PRO, Hotel & Ticket Officer: Peter Harvey LIVE matches in Carlow Coppingers Pub on Kennedy Street in Carlow Town has closed. We are at present sorting out a new venue for all live matches. Please look back on the web site for further updates regarding this. Daltons Pub in Tullow, Co Carlow will also show all televised matches. We ask all Celtic Supporters to support these pubs while watching Celtic. Supporter Security All Celtic supporters are reminded to be aware of where they are, when travelling to Scotland. Parts of Glasgow are no-go areas for Celtic Fans are can be life threatening. For more details on routes to avoid around Celtic Park, please visit the following link to the AICSC Supporters Safety page. Hotels The supporters club currently use the Jury's Inn, Jamaica Street, Glasgow. This hotel is situated within walking distance of the Celtic Pubs around the Gallowgate and the Gorbals and has always given our members a warm welcome. If you want to book the hotel, please contact any committee member who will organise your hotel stay. Membership Membership is now open for the Carlow '98' CSC. Please contact Donncha Cunnane (Tullow) on 087 763 9923 or Peter Harvey (Carlow) on 087 677 5556 for membership forms. Membership is 15 Euro for individual or 20 Euro for Family membership. Football Aid Breaks Record at Celtic Park. Fifty-five Celtic fans have set a new Football Aid record for the most amount of money ever raised from playing on the hallowed turf of Celtic Park. Nearly £34,000 was raised by Hoops fans, each of whom had paid for the unique chance to pull on the famous green and white shirt and play in a 90 minute fully officiated charity football match on the 18th May 2008. A poignant tribute was paid to former Celtic and Scotland International, Tommy Burns, who had sadly passed away a few days earlier. Black arm bands were worn throughout the match and a minutes silence was observed by the players and legends, who included Vice-Patron Danny McGrain, and coach Neil Lennon, for the former midfielder, who had also generously played in Football Aid's first ever season. The first game ended in a four-all draw, and the second game with a home win. Hoops fan Declan Brady, who had travelled up from London for Game 2, respected the clubs decision to allow the game to go ahead after the tragic week. He said: "It was probably the best Football Aid game I have ever competed in. The poignancy surrounding the whole event was clear to see and feel. "A word of thanks must go to Danny Mcgrain and Neil Lennon who were just fantastic on the day and a credit to themselves and the club. They recounted dressing room stories, gave us insights into club life, told us anecdotes and gave us encouragement on the pitch. "Receiving the Man of the Match award was the icing on the cake for what was a brilliant experience." In past years, moneys raised from this event have helped fund projects including the Scottish International Relief (SIR), the Make a Wish Foundation and the Children's Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS), who were all nominated by Celtic Football Club. All funds raised from the event are distributed through Football Aid's parent charity Field of Dreams, and split between Diabetes research and management programmes and other highly deserving charitable projects nominated by Celtic FC. If you would like further information regarding playing in the event, please visit the Celtic Football Aid page at www.footballaid.com or contact the sales team at info@footballaid.com |
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Welcome to the website of the Carlow '98' Celtic Supporters Club. You will find lots of interesting news regarding the supporters club, Celtic Football Club and the AICSC. We aim to promote Celtic Football Club within the County Carlow area and neighbouring counties. We welcome friendships with supporters of other football clubs. All enquiries regarding this website or the supporters club, please contact Peter Harvey on 087 677 5556. The views expressed on this site are not the views of Celtic Football Club. Madeleine McCann We fully support the campaign to help bring Madeleine McCann home and would ask all members or visitors to this site when going on holiday, to keep your eyes open and be aware that the child next to you could be Madeleine. Please click on one of the 2 links on this page to get more information. AGM The Supporters Club AGM will be held on Wednesday 9th July 2008. The AGM will take place in Daltons Bar, Bridge Street, Tullow and will start at 8pm. A new committee will be elected on the night. The current committee at present is as follows Chairman: Fergus Mernagh Vice Chairman: Tom Mulhall Secretary: Adrian Doyle Asst Secretary: John Leahy Treasurer: Donncha Cunnane Asst Treasurer: Eoin Byrne PRO, Hotel & Ticket Officer: Peter Harvey LIVE matches in Carlow Coppingers Pub on Kennedy Street in Carlow Town has closed. We are at present sorting out a new venue for all live matches. Please look back on the web site for further updates regarding this. Daltons Pub in Tullow, Co Carlow will also show all televised matches. We ask all Celtic Supporters to support these pubs while watching Celtic. Supporter Security All Celtic supporters are reminded to be aware of where they are, when travelling to Scotland. Parts of Glasgow are no-go areas for Celtic Fans are can be life threatening. For more details on routes to avoid around Celtic Park, please visit the following link to the AICSC Supporters Safety page. Hotels The supporters club currently use the Jury's Inn, Jamaica Street, Glasgow. This hotel is situated within walking distance of the Celtic Pubs around the Gallowgate and the Gorbals and has always given our members a warm welcome. If you want to book the hotel, please contact any committee member who will organise your hotel stay. Membership Membership is now open for the Carlow '98' CSC. Please contact Donncha Cunnane (Tullow) on 087 763 9923 or Peter Harvey (Carlow) on 087 677 5556 for membership forms. Membership is 15 Euro for individual or 20 Euro for Family membership. Football Aid Breaks Record at Celtic Park. Fifty-five Celtic fans have set a new Football Aid record for the most amount of money ever raised from playing on the hallowed turf of Celtic Park. Nearly £34,000 was raised by Hoops fans, each of whom had paid for the unique chance to pull on the famous green and white shirt and play in a 90 minute fully officiated charity football match on the 18th May 2008. A poignant tribute was paid to former Celtic and Scotland International, Tommy Burns, who had sadly passed away a few days earlier. Black arm bands were worn throughout the match and a minutes silence was observed by the players and legends, who included Vice-Patron Danny McGrain, and coach Neil Lennon, for the former midfielder, who had also generously played in Football Aid's first ever season. The first game ended in a four-all draw, and the second game with a home win. Hoops fan Declan Brady, who had travelled up from London for Game 2, respected the clubs decision to allow the game to go ahead after the tragic week. He said: "It was probably the best Football Aid game I have ever competed in. The poignancy surrounding the whole event was clear to see and feel. "A word of thanks must go to Danny Mcgrain and Neil Lennon who were just fantastic on the day and a credit to themselves and the club. They recounted dressing room stories, gave us insights into club life, told us anecdotes and gave us encouragement on the pitch. "Receiving the Man of the Match award was the icing on the cake for what was a brilliant experience." In past years, moneys raised from this event have helped fund projects including the Scottish International Relief (SIR), the Make a Wish Foundation and the Children's Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS), who were all nominated by Celtic Football Club. All funds raised from the event are distributed through Football Aid's parent charity Field of Dreams, and split between Diabetes research and management programmes and other highly deserving charitable projects nominated by Celtic FC. If you would like further information regarding playing in the event, please visit the Celtic Football Aid page at www.footballaid.com or contact the sales team at info@footballaid.com |
