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After 20 incredible years at Jack Demseys, this Saturday’s Cup Final will be the last time the New York Fenian Bhoys gather on 33rd Street with guests to watch our beloved Celtic We thank the bar owners, management and staff for everything and wish them the greatest of success...

74,943 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля The Bronx Bhoys CSC
The Bronx Bhoys CSC1 год назад

Many good days we had in Jack Dempseys European games Rangers games place was rocking many a time thought we would end up on the floor below great memories all the best in your new home and we will join you again best CSC in Manhattan HH 🍀🍀🍀

Фото профиля Mostly Here For The Football
Mostly Here For The Football1 год назад

I live in Dublin. I had cancer in 2021/22 & was very ill. Took family to NY & went to see us beat them 3-0 in Feb 22 with you guys. Couldn’t really drink but what a day I had. You guys were great as were the staff & I’ve since made a full recovery. Thanks for the memories 🍀🇮🇪

Фото профиля Estadio Deportes
Estadio Deportes1 год назад

ES MOMENTO DE DECIR ADIÓS 😪 Tras su partida a Milán, Santiago Giménez no se olvidó del Feyenoord y mandó un emotivo mensaje en sus redes sociales. Te dejamos los detalles de su adiós. 👇 #SantiagoGiménez #Feyenoord #Milán

Фото профиля Lone Star CSC 🍀
Lone Star CSC 🍀1 год назад

All the very best bhoys n Ghirls in the new venue, speaking from experience we went through the same thing a few years ago and the club has never looked back. Hail! Hail!

Фото профиля Bronx Bhoy
Bronx Bhoy1 год назад

We had so many good days in JDs. It was a great home for so many years for the Fenian bhoys. But from the first days in Rockys to Demseys to your new home, its the members who make the club so special. All the very best in yir new venue .

Фото профиля Babs (Bárbara) McMahon 💚💕 #RememberMyNoah💙
Babs (Bárbara) McMahon 💚💕 #RememberMyNoah💙1 год назад

May 21st 2011 me and my soon to be husband watched Celtic v Motherwell in Dempseys. Had the most lovely breakfast & had a great chat with a Celtic supporting Irish priest. 2 days later myself & Paul got married in Rutherford NJ.. best of luck for the future Bhoys & Ghirls 💚

Фото профиля Thomas Hunter
Thomas Hunter1 год назад

Have an amazing final day! Gutted to hear you’re on the move. Any bar would be lucky to have you and the rest of the bhoys. Hopefully a wee huddle to celebrate outside the Empire State Building once we secure the treble

Фото профиля 🍀🕊Celticghirl1888🕊🍀
🍀🕊Celticghirl1888🕊🍀1 год назад

@IrishScotsCelt That’s a shame. We watched St Mirren v Celtic last August in JD’s. Up at 6am to walk down in our hoops. Great start to our day. Wishing you lots of luck for the future 🍀🍀🍀

Фото профиля Plough Bhoys CSC 🍀🇮🇪
Plough Bhoys CSC 🍀🇮🇪1 год назад

We’ll never forget the craic, the welcome, and the magic of Dempsey’s. As you close this incredible chapter, know that the Plough Bhoys CSC will be looking forward to visiting you in your new home. To the memories and the future. Hail Hail! 🍀🇮🇪

Фото профиля E-Tims
E-Tims1 год назад

Best of luck guys!

Фото профиля Manhattan #1 C.S.C, New York Fenian Bhoys
Manhattan #1 C.S.C, New York Fenian Bhoys1 год назад

Thank You 🍀

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