Celtic manager Martin O'Neill to receive freedom of Causeway borough

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Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill to receive freedom of Causeway borough
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Martin O'Neill is set to be awarded the freedom of the borough of Causeway Coast and Glens in recognition of his significant contributions to football. The honorary title is the highest honor bestowed by the borough council and reflects O'Neill's distinguished career as both a player and manager. From Kilrea, County Londonderry, O'Neill has won nine major trophies with Celtic, including four Scottish Premiership titles. His career also includes achievements with Nottingham Forest, where he won back-to-back European Cups. The award was unanimously approved by the council during a special meeting. O'Neill's journey serves as an inspiration according to local councillors, underlining the impact he has had on the community and sports at large.

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  • Martin O'Neill to receive freedom of the borough honor.
  • The award celebrates his contributions to football.
  • O'Neill has won nine major trophies with Celtic.
  • He also achieved success with Nottingham Forest.
  • The motion was unanimously approved by the council.
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O'Neill, who is from Kilrea, has enjoyed a highly decorated career both as a player and a manager.

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