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Fans Against Criminalisation
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Fans Against Criminalisation
Race Night
Fans Against Criminalisation are encouraged that Celtic Football Club has publically called for an early review of the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications (Scotland) Act. We agree entirely with the club’s assertion that the act is ‘’unhelpful and counter-productive’’ and that there is sufficient evidence to support an immediate review, which we feel […]
CELTIC have called for a review of the Offensive Behaviour at Football Grounds Act to be brought forward and have labelled it ´unhelpful and counter-productive´. The Scottish Government introduced the legislation in 2012 and promised a review after two full football seasons of operation. However, Celtic believe that there is already sufficient evidence of the […]
Our Annual “Race Night” was held in Darcy’s Bar Shannon on Saturday 22nd of February. Our hosts the Charlie Murray CSC put on a fantastic show, on what was a hugely entertaining and successful night for the AICSC. Our sincerest thanks to the staff of Darcy’s Bar, Pat Halloran MC, Tom Power and Tote employees […]
AICSC 16th ANNUAL CHARITY DINNER 2014 We are delighted to announce that our 16th Annual Charity Dinner will take place this year on Saturday June 28th in Citywest Hotel and Conference Centre Saggart Co. Dublin. Further Details will be released via our website as they become available.
Fans Against Criminalisation Despite the Offensive Behaviour Act being supported only by the governing party members, there has been a marked absence, with a few honourable exceptions, of MSPs of other parties pushing to have this legislation reviewed and hopefully repealed. The legislation had, when passed, a review period built in. It is due […]
