[00:02:36] Part 1: Group of men and women greeting each other: reunion dinner, Belfast Celtic Players’ anniversary banquet, held 5 May 1989. Group sitting down to dinner and speeches. [00:04:33] Archival images of Belfast Celtic football matches. [00:05:28] Interview with ex-captain Harry Walker. [00:0:57] Interviews with ex-players Joe Douglas and Tommy Aherne. [00:07:13] Speech by Malcolm Brodie of the Belfast Telegraph. [00:07:49] Aerial views of the site of Celtic Park. [00:08:10] Still images and 19th century footage of Celtic Park and Belfast city centre, with horse drawn carriages etc. [00:08:34] Interview with Bill McKavanagh, historian discussing magic of Belfast Celtic. [00:08:46] Still image of children in West Belfast. [00:09:38] Interview with Jimmy McAlinden [JMcA], player in the 1930s and 1940s. [00:09:50] Interview with Michael McGuigan, training staff in the 1940s. [00:10:05] Modern views of Beechmount Leisure Centre, Falls Road Belfast; crowd coming to watch slide show of club’s history. Malcolm Brodie presentation. [00:13:02] Newspaper clipping of Belfast Celtic touring Europe in 1912. [00:13:44] Stills of Winston Churchill’s visit to Belfast in the 1920s. [00:14:06] Interview with Pat Bonnar regarding religion of players. [00:14:02] Interview with Stanley Wallace, player in the 1920s, Jimmy Jones [JJ] and Norman Kernaghan [NK], players in the 1930s and 1940s, and Joe Douglas, discussing religion and lack of sectarianism in the team. [00:16:03] Image and discussion about Mickey Hamill, player in 1910-20s. [00:17:02] Archival footage of people being driven from their homes due to sectarian violence, 1920s. Archival footage of Belfast Public Library, Carnegie Branch, Falls Road, early 20th century. [00:17:19] Radio announcement of Belfast Celtic withdrawing from league due to sectarian violence, but returned in 1924. [00:17:49] Record of the trophies won. [00:18:16] Ex-players reminiscing. [00:19:41] Views of Beehive pub on Falls Road, opposite first Celtic grounds. [00:19:57] Views of Sean’s Park, later renamed the Klondike, McCrory Park. [00:20:08] History of the club: 1901 Belfast Celtic registered as a limited company. Overview of directors, board members, etc. [00:21:10] Interview with JD McSparron, director 1964-1979. [00:23:16] Discussion of club managers, including Elisha “Lee” Scott. [00:27:28] Speech discussing years Celtic won. 
[00:30:02] Part 2: NK and JMcA, discussing Bertie Fulton, a Larne school teacher who became captain of Belfast Celtic. [00:30:41] Stills of Belfast during the 1941 Blitz, world war two. [00:30:58] Ron Greenwood, former England Manager, Michael McGuigan, training staff 1940s, Malcolm Brodie, telling stories about Charlie Tully, ex-Belfast Celtic player. [00:00:00] Interview with Bill McKavanagh, Belfast Celtic historian discussing Celtic grounds. [00:33:00] Interview with Jimmy Jones [JJ]. Still of Stanley Matthews playing at Celtic park. [00:33:41] Early footage of Windsor Park Belfast. [00:33:52] Players recall the Linfield and Celtic matches of that era, violence. [00:34:30] Still images of some old firm matches. Interview with Harry Walker. [00:35:30] Newspaper clip from 27 January 1041: Peter O’Connor [PO’C], Celtic centre, scored 11 goals against Glenavon; presentation to PO’C at the reunion dinner. Image of PO’C as a player. [00:36:58] Newspaper clip and ex-players reminiscing about trouble at a Celtic-Linfield match Boxing day 1948. [00:40:01] Interview with JD McSparron [00:44:20] Players reminiscing about a tour in the United States. Discussion about players parading with an Irish Tricolour in New York City, and subsequent trouble at home. [00:46:23] Old colour footage of a game against Scotland (the then-British champions). Belfast Celtic beat Scotland 2-0 in New York. [00:48:30] Celtic return home from America. [00:48:55] Archival images of Celtic Park. Board decided Celtic would never play in the Irish League again: some confusion as to whether it was because of trouble on the pitch or in the boardroom. [00:51:09] Footage of Celtic Park as a greyhound track. [00:51:40] Various players reminiscing about grounds. Views of Park Centre shopping centre now on site of old ground. [00: 52:41] Children playing football. [00:52:52] Still images of Celtic in action. [00:52:57] Club lasted 68 years: Malcolm Brodie giving tribute and toast to Belfast Celtic, team song.