There will be Christmas dinners at Glasgow football grounds, charity events and a drop-in space for those isolated and struggling during the festive period at Celtic Park.
Glasgow’s football clubs are helping those in need this Christmas , with Christmas dinners at the grounds, charity events and a drop-in space for those isolated and struggling during the festive period.
Over the festive period it will be open on Monday 23 from 5-7pm, Friday 27 from 12-2pm, Monday 30 5-7pm and Friday 12-2pm. Bookings are closed for the Christmas Day lunch at the Paradise Pit Stop, which will provide a traditional Christmas meal, gifts, entertainment and support services to the capacity 300 crowd.
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