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Celtic FC's legacy inspires a Donegal man, Eugene Gallagher, to fly 67 Irish flags.
What happened?
Eugene Gallagher, an avid Celtic FC supporter, flew 67 Irish flags along the Ballyshannon road to Rossnowlagh ahead of the annual Orange Order parade.
The number 67 has a symbolic significance to his beloved Celtic FC, who won the European Cup in 1967. Eugene said that one of his heroes, Celtic footballer John Clark, inspired “stopping at 67.”
Why it matters for Celtic
Celtic's impact on its fans is evident in Eugene's actions, as he pays tribute to John Clark, a Celtic hero. Eugene loves Celtic football with his heart and soul, and has passed down that love to his children.
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| League standing | 3rd in Premiership, 67 pts, 21W-4D-8L from 33 games |
| Recent form | WWWWW |
| Last result | Celtic 3-1 Dunfermline (2026-05-23) |
What comes next?
As the All-Ireland GAA final approaches, fans know that community spirit and pride are essential for success. Eugene's actions demonstrate the power of football in bringing people together, and Celtic FC's legacy continues to inspire its fans. With Celtic's recent form and standing in the Premiership, the team is poised for success, and fans like Eugene will be cheering them on.
