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Tommy Callaghan

Tommy Callaghan

Footballer

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Career & Clubs

Career

Born in Cowdenbeath, he signed for Celtic from Dunfermline on 22 November 1968 for a reported £35,000. He scored on his debut the following day in a 4–0 win over Partick Thistle at Firhill. Callaghan played in the infamous European Cup semi-final tie against Atletico Madrid at Celtic Park on 10 April 1974. After making more than 250 appearances for Celtic, Callaghan moved to Clydebank on 4 November 1976. He scored for his new club on his debut three days later. He left Clydebank in 1978 to become player-manager of Galway Rovers in Ireland. Callaghan represented the Scottish League twice and gained his first Scottish Cup winner's medal while with Dunfermline in 1968, his final season with the Fife club.

Club
Celtic F.C. (1968–1976)
Club
Clydebank F.C. (1976–1978)
Club
Dunfermline Athletic F.C. (1962–1968)
Club
San Antonio Thunder (1976–1976)
Club
Galway FC (1978–1979)
Club
Scottish Football League XI (1968–1971)
National team
Scotland

Personal

Personal life

His brother Willie played for Dunfermline and Scotland, and his father William, maternal uncles Patrick Flannigan and David Flannigan, son Tommy Callaghan Jr nephew Willie Callaghan Jr, and grand-nephew Liam Callaghan all played football. On 25 October 2024, Callaghan died at the age of 79.

Legacy

Honours

Celtic

Scottish League Division One (6): 1969–1974 Scottish Cup: 1971, 1972, 1974 Scottish League Cup: 1969, 1970

Clubs

Played together with

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Identifiers & aliases
Description

Scottish footballer and manager (1945–2024)

Position

midfielder

Extract from Wikipedia

Thomas Callaghan was a Scottish professional footballer who played for Celtic, Dunfermline Athletic and Clydebank. He was a left-sided midfielder known for his long attacking runs from deep positions and powerful shot. Callaghan won multiple honours with Celtic.

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