Cliftonville FC proudly participated in the opening of Mo Chara’s Deli in west Belfast this afternoon. The event saw manager Jim Magilton, captain Rory Hale, all-time top goalscorer Joe Gormley, and Hall of Famer Marissa Callaghan in attendance, demonstrating the club's commitment to supporting local businesses. The deli, located on Falls Road, welcomed its first customers with a festive atmosphere, featuring live music and complimentary hot drinks and fresh food provided by owners Conor and Danielle O’Neill and Sean McMahon.

The presence of Cliftonville FC's key figures at this community event highlights the club's dedication not only to football but also to fostering local relationships. Chairman Kevin Crossan also joined the celebration, reinforcing the club's connection with the community. As Ireland's oldest football club, Cliftonville FC aims to support local ventures like Mo Chara’s, which is set to become a favorite spot for fans and locals alike.

Mo Chara’s Deli is conveniently situated next to Kolormaster, opposite the Kennedy Centre, and offers a takeaway service for those on the go. The deli owners expressed their excitement to serve the Red Army and the wider community in the coming days, weeks, and months. Cliftonville FC wishes them every success in their new venture, showcasing the club's role as a pillar of the community.

This event not only marks the opening of a new local establishment but also strengthens the bond between Cliftonville FC and its supporters, emphasizing the importance of community engagement in sports. As the club continues to thrive on and off the pitch, initiatives like this are vital in maintaining a strong local presence and support base.