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Josip Juranović comforts Celtic teammate Daizen Maeda after Japan are knocked out of the World Cup on penalties.

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#OTD in 1967 – Celtic Football Club become the first Scottish and northern European team to win the European Cup, beating Inter 2-1 in the Estádio Nacional, in Lisbon, Portugal.

An estimated crowd of 70,000 crammed into the Estádio Nacional near Lisbon, Portugal to witness the Glasgow side lift the greatest prize in club football, defeating Inter Milan 2–1. As the final whistle blew, euphoric Celtic fans poured onto the pitch to celebrate their team’s victory, many whooping with joy and waving banners. Jock Stein, said: “There is not a prouder man on God’s Earth than me…

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Pierre van Hooijdonk • Celtic FC (1995-1996)

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Celtic Football Club 1997-99 by Leonardo Secondo

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#OTD in Irish History | 25 May:

1315 – Edward Bruce (brother of Robert Bruce, king of Scots), having been invited by some Gaelic chiefs, leads an expedition to Ireland with the aim of conquering it, creating a kingdom of Ireland and driving out the Norman-Irish settlers. He lands at Larne on this date and is proclaimed king of Ireland. 1705 – On this date, May Eustace Sherlock, gentleman, petitions the Commons for relief from…

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Aid to the Church in Need appeals for help for earthquake victims

Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) has opened an emergency fund for people in northern Syria desperate for help following a series of devastating earthquakes over the last few days.

As John Newton has reported, ACN is appealing for funds to support local Church partners helping those plunged into dire need by the natural disasters.

The charity is currently in dialogue with project partners and expects to be able to shortly confirm a fresh aid package which will focus on two key areas.

Firstly, it will support repairs in Aleppo which will allow those currently being sheltered by the Church to return to their homes.

This includes repairs to heating and water systems as well as structural damage resulting from the quakes.

It is estimated that more than 7,500 people slept in Aleppo’s churches, convents and other locations on the 7th February.

The Mekhitarists – an Armenian-Catholic religious order – are sheltering 2,000 people in the school they run in Aleppo, and need more help.

Secondly, it will provide blankets, food and other essential aid for those who have been forced out of their homes by the natural disaster.

This is a particular problem in Lattakia where many of the inhabitants are IDPs who fled their homes during the country’s civil war.

Franciscans are caring for people in Lattakia affected by the earthquake including children and the elderly.

The charity’s announcement comes as the number of deaths in the country has risen to almost 2,500.

Reports suggest the death toll will probably rise in northern Syria, as hundreds are still buried under the rubble in areas without rescue teams.

Sister Annie Demerjian told ACN that for many in Aleppo the earthquakes have been more traumatic than the civil war.

Sister Annie said: “If you ask the people of Aleppo about the war they lived through, they express their feelings of pain, fear, despair about the future, loss of safety, etc.

“They use many different expressions to express the 12-year war, but if you ask them about the earthquake that they were exposed to, the answer is just one word – horror.

“Imagine that you are in bed at 4am, and the floor begins to shake violently.

“Doors open, glass shatters, the walls sway violently, and the sounds of screaming and collapsing come from outside”.

While disputes over who has oversight of aid into rebel-held areas of northern Syria have hampered efforts to get international help into the region, Churches have been among local bodies leading the response to the crisis.

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Via Celtic Football Club on X (Twitter)

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