The excellences of the Celtic temperament Mr. Arnold appreciates and describes admirably, a proof of what culture has done to clear the mind of an Englishman of national prejudices and antagonisms.

Between 1892 and the outbreak of World War One, Celtic claimed eleven league titles, including six titles in a row between 1905 and 1910, and nine victories in the Scottish Cup.

Celtic's crest demonstrates how proud the club are of their history and the strong cultural connections between Scotland and Ireland. ... Their first official match was in May 1888, ...

The Willie Maley XI – Celtic’s greatest team covering the period 1888-1940… Brilliant news announced yesterday that the major annual fundraising event organised by the volunteer Celtic FC ...

FOUNDED in 1888 as a charitable venture in the East End of Glasgow, Celtic have grown to become one of the biggest clubs in Scotland and the only Scottish club to win the European Cup when they ...

Celtic's inaugural match as a club, when they faced Rangers in a friendly in 1888, is said to have been followed by a dinner in which the squads toasted good health to their counterparts.

Since being founded in 1888, Celtic have managed to win 53 Scottish Premiership titles, with 17 of them coming after the turn of the 21st century. ...

Where to watch Celtic vs. Rangers, lineups: Scottish League Cup final live stream, ... The Old Firm is a rivalry that dates back to 1888 and has been closely contested between the two sides.

Between 1892 and the outbreak of World War One, Celtic claimed eleven league titles, including six titles in a row between 1905 and 1910, and nine victories in the Scottish Cup.

It would be over six months later before the newly-constituted Celtic club played its first ever match, on May 28th 1888 which resulted in a 5-2 win over Rangers, in what was called a 'friendly ...

It would be over six months later before the newly-constituted Celtic club played its first ever match, on May 28th 1888 which resulted in a 5-2 win over Rangers, in what was called a 'friendly ...