The Celtic community is mourning the recent passing of club legend Tommy Callaghan at the age of 78. Known for his dedication and work ethic, Callaghan joined Celtic in 1968 from Dunfermline Athletic, where he had already earned a reputation as a skillful, hardworking midfielder.
During his time with Celtic, he contributed to four league titles between 1971 and 1974, becoming a beloved figure on and off the pitch. His impact on the team was significant, even though he never received a full international cap for Scotland, an absence noted by fans and commentators alike.
While specific burial arrangements for Callaghan are not fully publicized, tributes continue to pour in from fans, former teammates, and the Celtic community, who remember him as a passionate, selfless player. Memorial services are expected to attract many who wish to pay their respects to a Celtic legend.
