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Nigel Ferry, Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers, Danny McFadden and Declan Ferry at Celtic Park on Sunday
Members of the Association of Donegal Celtic Supporters made the trip to Glasgow on Sunday and bumped into Brendan Rodgers.
Nigel Ferry, the secretary of the Donegal Junior Football League from Gweedore, Danny McFadden from Dunfanaghy and Declan Ferry of Gweedore even got a photo with the Celtic manager.
Supporters from Donegal travel to Celtic Park in huge numbers and watched their team defeat Kilmarnock 4-0 in their opening fixture of the Scottish Premiership, with Reo Hatate, Liam Scales, Nicolas Kuhn and Anthony Ralston - who has family in Falcarragh.
Legendary Lisbon Lion Jim Craig, who was part of the Celtic side that won the 1967 European Cup, took centre stage as he unfurled the league champions flag, having won the title last season, before kick-off.
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