The Belfast Celtic Society was established in November 2003 to encourage an appreciation, knowledge and awareness among the general public of the historical and cultural heritage of Belfast Celtic Football and Athletic Club. The Belfast Celtic Society is an inclusive, non-sectarian, anti-racist organisation in the spirit of the Belfast Celtic Football and Athletic Club. Membership of the Society is open to individuals irrespective of age, gender, ethnic identity, nationality, sexual orientation, race, religion or political opinion.

The main aims and objectives of the Belfast Celtic SocietyTare to promote awareness of the history and cultural heritage of Belfast Celtic Football and Athletic Club. We arrange open lectures and public meetings; maintain a travelling photographic exhibition; have established a permanent collection of memorabilia in the Belfast Celtic Museum at the Park Centre; collect filmed recordings of Belfast Celtic and actively use the internet to raise awareness of the traditions of the Grand Old Team. The Society has applied for charitable status and one of our main aims is to raise funds for worthy causes.

(A copy of the Belfast Celtic Society Constitution is available on request from the Honorary Secretary or click here ).

Gift aid If you are a UK taxpayer, the Society can claim your tax back on your annual membership fee at no extra cost to you, making your support worth over a quarter more to the Society. If you are a UK taxpayer and agreeable to this, please tick the box
(Accepted as a charity by the Inland Revenue under reference XR 77528)

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Please return to: c/o Mr Vincent McDonald, Honorary Secretary,
17 Elmfield Road, Glengormley BT36 6DN or by email te