Gabriel McE

Celtic🇮🇪🍀☘️ 🇵🇸
Dún na nGall
ar mhuin na muice

[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@Petet122 @TomasORuanaidh No idea who they got but previous round was a tough draw for them. Was also a tough draw for Donegal who you also mentioned

[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@Petet122 @TomasORuanaidh Because Donegal and Kerry have just had such an easy draw in the last round.

[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@WestKerrylad I would think that's more a problem for Kerry's next opponent

[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@Score_Beo Ger Brennan should apply. If he doesn't get on it'll prove he's treated unfairly

[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@JimmyJungas It's really just us against the brits. Seen plenty of evidence from Spain in particular that most that care about the game would rather we win.

[The Fast Lovin' Sin-Soaked Heathen @fast_sin]

A rather reluctant Daizen Maeda has to be prodded into action by his team mates - performing the traditional lap of honour victory dance in front of a delirious Green Brigade, following on from his two goals against Rangers this afternoon.

[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@FranMallon1 Also split Donegal in 2 because they've won the last 2 Ulster titles.

[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@iamjourjean Ireland are also not showing it

[Football Heritage @footyheritage]

Yesterday was a big day in the history of Celtic Football Club.

On 19 March 1892, Michael Davitt, a prominent Irish republican and proponent of land reform, laid the first sod of turf at the new Celtic Park - the ground where Celtic still play today.

The sod of turf was reportedly brought from Donegal, meaning Irish roots would always be found at Celtic Park.

Michael Davitt is known today as one of Celtic's patrons, and is frequently remembered in tifo by supporters.

His involvement with Celtic, among that of others, is testament to how intrinsically tied the club was to Irish political causes in its early history - particularly Irish republican causes.

[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@MarshianIE @BenGoode16 Wix

[IP VOICES @IPvoice1]

My friend Mohammed Saad Al–Din from North Gaza holds deep love and sincere gratitude for Ireland and its people for their solidarity and humane positions. Mohammed is the coach of the Gaza Freedom Skaters team. In this war, he lost a number of the team’s young members and children, and his home and source of livelihood were destroyed, yet he remains steadfast, holding on to hope.
@Sport4Palestine @IvanOConnor16

[KNEECAP @KNEECAPCEOL]

Belfast stands with 🇵🇸

[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@DJ8867_ I've seen some and it's ridiculous but they don't represent the many thousands of Irish Celtic fans. Most are probably EPL fan boys.

[Irish Unity 🇮🇪🇵🇸 @IrishUnity]

Palestinian youth proudly flying our National Flag on Israel’s Apartheid Wall

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[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@CraigWilliamso9 @AnthonyRJoseph @gordonduncan7 The tight fisted bastards want to keep him on the books in case of an injury crisis. That way they won't have to go out and buy anyone

[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@Wilson_John_AFC @EFM_1 @cowdenbeathaye Just like French or Polish born in the early 40s would be represented by the Nazi flag

[Féile an Phobail @FeileBelfast]

🇵🇸 The Falls Park spontaneously erupts into chants of Free Palestine!

The people of West Belfast and Ireland stand in solidarity with Palestine. 💚

[Irlandarra @aldamu_jo]

Reason why Ireland 🇮🇪 supports Palestine

[Gabriel McE @MceGabriel]

@WestKerrylad @Kerry_Official Congratulaions. Fantastic performance from Kerry and a well deserved win.