hey guys my girlfriend got accepted into glasgow caledonian university for nursing and we are movin to glasgow at the start of september. could anyone give us some advice on where would be good celtic area to live? we dont mind living 10/15mins from the city centre. we are looking forward to being regulars at parkhead next year.
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Not Bridgeton!
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The closest place you will get to the City Centre which is partly a Celtic area would be Royston.
Its like every part of Glasgow people that don't stay there say stay the * away, the people that stay there say its not as bad as made out.
I stay in Posso & love were i live (meant to be the worst place in Glasgow) -
the calton not the nicest area but close to celtic park and city centre plus youll be near all the famous celtic bars.
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What's wrong with the other thread you started? :97:
http://www.talkceltic.net/forum/showthread.php?t=135247
I reckon the best advice was already posted in there :86:
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is Paisley far from Glasgow. what would the be like. Thanks for info guys. Hopefully we make champion league and 3 class nights at Parkhead. Would love draw real madrid
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Paisley is ok, can be rough in places but not as bad as made out. I would say the makeup of Paisley football wise is about 40% Celtic, 30% Sevco and 30% St Mirren but that is by no means a fact just my general feeling of the place.
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As mentioned by the poster above, Dennistoun is a good shout. I've lived here all my life, it's very close to all amenities and most importantly close to Celtic Park :50:
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The north and east of the city are more Celtic but there are some exceptions like Bridgeton
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Bridgeton. It's close to Celtic Park, but don't go there.
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I stay in Parkhead so close to the stadium as a can get and about 15 mins on a bus to the city centre I would say its 50/50 here as we have celtic park but they have an orange halls but there is no real trouble and not as bad as its made out to be but there is the odd junkie being an annoying *
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Most areas are pretty mixed, and it probably isn't that much of an issue who you support unless you flaunt it. Even Ibrox/Govan area, which a lot of people assume is full of huns cos of their ground, has loads of tims. Govanhill has traditionally had good links with Donegal and still has a few good Celtic/Irish pubs, but is perhaps more of an Asian ghetto these days and has housing problems. Dennistoun is ok but is meant to lean slightly to the huns. West end full of middle class tossers and students so not a football stronghold, nice pubs/restaurants/amenities though and if you're renting the cost isn't that bad.