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Fireworks let off over Celtic Park during minute’s silence for Prince Philip

Football clubs across the UK have been observing a pre-match silence for the Duke of Edinburgh.

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2021-04-10 16:26
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Celtic and Livingston players looked noticeably uncomfortable today as fireworks were set off over the ground during a minute’s silence in remembrance of the Duke of Edinburgh.

Footage shared on social media clearly shows audible pyrotechnics being let off over Celtic Park ahead of the Scottish Premier League clash.

The Duke of Edinburgh passed away yesterday aged 99, with football games across the country falling silent in honour of him.

The Union Jack was flown at half mast during Grand National Day at Aintree, and Jockeys, owners and trainers also stood for a two-minute silence in Liverpool.

Celtic FC have yet to comment on the incident this afternoon.

‘Bhoys’and their fireworks. pic.twitter.com/rcmNKZrUuQ

— Bun Beag Brian (@BunbegB) April 10, 2021

In Northern Ireland, leaders were fearful that the chaos that has plagued the region in recent days will continue into the weekend.

Loyalists have urged their communities to desist from protest activity as a mark of respect for the Duke of Edinburgh.

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Despite this, small pockets of unrest continued in parts of the province last night.

Police were attacked with missiles and a car was set on fire at Tiger Bay, a loyalist area in north Belfast with riot vans and police dogs in tow.

Some officers came under attack, with missiles such as stones and bottles thrown at them, and reports of petrol bombs being used.

Related: Papers in the UK and around the world react to the death of Prince Philip

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