Millions of Celtic fans flock to Glasgow every season to come and cheer on the Bhoys.
For those of us not lucky enough to get a ticket to head to Celtic Park, heading to Glasgow is still a worthy option given the amount of Celtic-affiliated pubs.
All of them are perfect for different occasions too. If you want plenty of live music before the game, lots of chanting during it, or even a quiet pint as you cheer on the Bhoys, that’s all good too.
Due to the limited away capacity at Tynecastle, fans will be looking for the best bar to cheer on Martin O’Neill’s side on and hope that they can close the gap on the Scottish Premiership league leaders.
Here, 67 Hail Hail provides you with some of the best pubs in Glasgow to watch the Hoops.
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The Brazen Head
One of most popular pubs in Glasgow to watch Celtic – this is a place you’ll often find match-going fans in too before they depart on the buses to take them to Paradise.
Here you’ll find Celtic memorabilia plastered across the walls and a lively atmosphere that makes the experience as close as you can get to being in the stadium itself.
Address: 1-3 Cathcart Rd, Glasgow G42 7BE
Grace’s
Located in the heart of Merchant City, Grace’s is best-known for it’s live music before and after games.
It’s central location means it fills up very quickly but with lots of TV screens dotted around the venue, you’ll be guaranteed to get a good view of the action. Supporters will gather early before kick off and stay late into the night. You could be one of those too.
Address: 16 Candleriggs, Glasgow G1 1LD
Murphy’s
One of the newer bars in Glasgow, if you’re lucky enough you may bump into celebrity supporters like Rod Stewart, who has been spotted in the establishment a number of times.
Also known for it’s live music, it’s a great spot to head to go and cheer on the Bhoys as there are also lots of TV screens and a raucous atmosphere.
Address: 49 Bell St, Glasgow G1 1NX
Turnstiles/Bar 1888
As far as pubs close to Celtic Park go, you won’t get much closer that Turnstiles.
Officially known as 1888 Bar, fans still call it by it’s original name of Turnstiles, which is due to it’s narrow walkways in the bar and tight spaces.
That doesn’t stop the party though and it’s a popular watering hole, used as the final stop before heading into the ground. If you don’t have a ticket, there are still plenty watching the game there and you can join in with all of the pre and post-match festivities.
Address: 1245 London Road, Glasgow, G40 3HW
Malones
The final one of the suggestions. In comparison to the other pubs in the list, this is one to visit if you prefer to watch the game over a quiet pint, but it still makes for a great atmosphere.
There’s also the added bonus of great food to go alongside it
Address: 57-59 Sauchiehall Ln, Glasgow G2 4AB
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