Following the repeal of the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Act, a new working group has been convened by the Justice Committee to consider the legal definition of sectarianism.
The working group will be chaired by Professor Duncan...
THE long-established link between the Irish community in West Dunbartonshire and Donegal is set to be honoured with a Friendship Agreement signed between the local council and their counterparts at Donegal County Council.
Across the council area there are concentrations...
Sarah Jane McGeown
CEANN Creige Hurling and Camogie Club has become Scotland’s latest GAA Club after an official launch in the East End of Glasgow.
The new club—named after its birthplace Craigend —currently offers children between the ages of 4-14 the...
A NEW book aimed at celebrating the life of the former Celtic star known as ‘the man who loved the green,’ Johnny Doyle, is in the works.
The much-loved winger (above)—who was tragically electrocuted and died in his family home...
Ian Colquhoun
IRELAND and England’s football communities are united in mourning the passing of John ‘Jack’ Charlton (above), as sport in these islands loses a true legend to the sands of time.
As a footballer, Jack was a one-club man, that...
POLICE Scotland have launched enquiries following the circulation of videos of the Rangers first team celebrating this weekend.
It is alleged that the videos show members of the squad singing ‘F*ck the Pope’ while singing along to Neil Diamond’s Sweet...
THE year 2022 is shaping up to be an exciting one for everyone involved with Scotland GAA, with the organisation set to celebrate its 125th anniversary and also the Pearse Park Centre for Culture and Sport entering into an...
Paddy CallaghanCELTIC Connections returns in early 2023 for its 30th anniversary of what will again be an incredible celebration of Celtic culture in Glasgow. Much of my column in last month’s edition was looking at the positive...