Killarney Celtic chairman says club has big ambitions as it marks its 50th anniversary with entry into FAI’s National League

Killarney Celtic chairman says club has big ambitions as it marks its 50th anniversary with entry into FAI’s National League

Philip O’Callaghan says the decision to enter the FAI National League is to create a pathway for their young players and to bring the ‘buzz’ back to the club

Launching the new sponsorship deal for the Killarney Celtic FAI national league team with Seefin Aviation were, from left, Matt Keane (team captain), James O’Shea (Seefin Aviation), Liam Spillane, Tim Jones (assistant manager), Lee Downing, Philip O’Callaghan (club chairman), Sean Lovett and Brian Spillane (team manager). Photo: Eamonn Keogh 

Samuel Mansfield

Soccer reporter3 Sep 2026 12:05 PM

Killarney Celtic club chairman Philip O’Callaghan believes the club is ready to compete and be sustainable as its make the move to National League football for the first time, 50 years on from their foundation, and the club also hopes that they will be supported by all those involved in football in the county.