Saturday 20 April saw 16 members , plus one dog , of the Bobby Hollywood Dunoon Celtic Supporters Club embark on a sponsored hike from Glen Kin to Inverchaolain via the famous Coffin Route. The aim of the hike was to raise funds for both the Celtic Charity Fund, as part of Celtic’s 125 for 125 campaign, and also for Dunoon Youth Club.

The original concept was hatched by club members Gus MacKay and Paul Bonnar and the reality was planned and organised by the Club’s resident hill walker , Charlie McCabe.

Transport was provided by the Fisher Bros of Fishertrucks – very many thanks to them – and driving duties performed by the longest serving Club member , Johnny Bonnar , who dropped us off at the start of the hike and picked us up again at Inverchaolain Church.

The hike was completed in approximately 3 hours which included a hilltop picnic and obligatory ‘Celtic Huddle ‘. Indications are that the walk has raised around £2000 and this will be shared equally between Dunoon Youth Club and the official Celtic Charity Fund.

Thanks to all who participated and supported the event and to all who contributed generously through sponsorship . More pictures from the walk are below.

Supporters should meet for the 9.50am Argyll Ferries service for this away trip to Fir Park. We will be travelling withe the Johnny Doyle CSC Greenock to the game.

The champions will take on St Johnstone on ‘Trophy Day’ at Celtic Park. After this match our Bhoys will be presented with the SPL trophy and be crowned the best team in the country for the second season running.

Supporters should meet for the 9.50am Argyll Ferries service to meet the bus for this match.

Celtic have the opportunity to be crowned champions for the second season running against Inverness this Sunday.

Supporters should meet for the 9.50am Argyll Ferries service to this early kick-off.

Members taking part in the sponsored walk this coming Saturday should meet in the car park behing Sinbads Bar at 9.15am. Please remember to pack bags as recommended in your information leaflets.

Due to Argyll Ferries warning of possible disruption to services tomorrow due to high winds, members should contact D Johnstone by 10am on Sunday to confirm the latest travel arrangements.

On 20 April, the Bobby Hollywood CSC Dunoon  will participate in a 12km sponsored hill walk. Club members will walk the ‘Coffin Route’ from the top of Glen Kin to Inverchaolain Church, Loch Striven. All funds donated will be split equally between the Celtic Charity Fund and the purchase of equipment for Dunoon Youth Centre.

The Bobby Hollywood Dunoon CSC has raised hundreds of pounds for good causes on numerous occasions, in keeping with the charitable foundations upon which Celtic FC was founded.

Celtic take another trip to Hampden on Sunday, to face Dundee United in the Scottish Cup semi final.

This game is a 12.45pm kick off, supporters should meet for the 10.50am Argyll Ferries service.

The SPL champions continue their march to two-in-a-row this Saturday, at home against Aberdeen.

Supporters should meet for the 12.20pm Argyll Ferries service for the bus to this game.

Supporters should meet for the 10.50 Argyll Ferries service for this home SPL tie against Dundee.