Fenian Army Tricolour Polo – Tribute to Celtic’s Legendary 1967 European Cup Victory

Celebrate identity, pride, and one of the greatest moments in football history with this bold Fenian Army Tricolour Polo Shirt. Designed in the unmistakable green, white, and orange, this polo blends modern style with deep cultural and sporting significance.

The front features the striking phrase “FENIAN ARMY” in a strong, unapologetic font—an expression long associated with Celtic supporters, Irish heritage, and the shared history between Ireland and Scotland. It stands as a badge of identity, unity, and community spirit.

On the back, the shirt proudly showcases an iconic image of legendary 1967 Celtic captain Billy McNeill raising the European Cup aloft. That moment—when the “Lisbon Lions” made history as the first British team to win the competition—remains one of the most celebrated achievements in world football. Built from Scottish-born players within a 30-mile radius of Celtic Park, the Lisbon Lions embodied working-class pride, determination, and a legacy that lives on through generations of supporters.

This polo shirt pays tribute not only to Celtic’s sporting triumph, but also to the cultural connection between Irish and Scottish republican communities, where football, identity, and history intertwine.

Product Features

• Premium breathable fabric for everyday comfort
• Classic polo fit with reinforced collar and button placket
• Green, white, and orange tricolour design inspired by Irish heritage
• Bold “FENIAN ARMY” print on the front
• High-quality print of Billy McNeill lifting the European Cup (1967) on the back
• Ideal for match days, casual wear, gatherings, and collectors of Celtic or republican-themed apparel

Why This Shirt Matters

This polo isn’t just clothing—it’s a statement of heritage, identity, and sporting history. It honours:

• The legendary Lisbon Lions and their 1967 European Cup triumph
• Celtic’s historic role within Scottish and Irish communities
• The cultural resilience and pride carried through generations of supporters
• The shared story of struggle, solidarity, and celebration between Ireland and Scotland