Celtic says it will ban fans involved in protest at Dunhill Links Championship
Celtic has condemned fans who targeted the club's principal shareholder Dermot Desmond during the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. Tennis balls, with images of Desmond’s face on them, were thrown onto the course as he competed in the golf tournament at St Andrews in Scotland on Saturday. Celtic described the protest as a “significant and unacceptable escalation” and said it would indefinitely ban fans involved.
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