The clear-up costs following Celtic's Scottish Premiership title party are £7,000 higher than initially thought, it has been revealed.
Thousands of Hoops fans descended on Glasgow City Centre on May 14 this year as the league was wrapped up following a 6-0 win over Motherwell. Mounds of trash were left scattered on the streets with buildings damaged as the celebrations continued throughout the day.
As reported by the Scottish Daily Express, It was initially estimated that almost £10,000 was spent on the clean up and repairs to traffic lights. However, new Freedom of Information figures have detailed how Celtic fans cost the city nearly £3,000 more for graffiti removal.
