Adam Idah: Celtic is the best place ever to play but it can also be torture

The 24-year-old Republic Ireland striker completed a move from the Scottish champions to Swansea on deadline day having spent 18 months in Glasgow.

Mon, 08 Sep, 2025 - 10:58

Damian Spellman, PA

Adam Idah has admitted he faced "hate" and "torture" as he fought a losing battle to win over his critics during his time at Celtic.

The 24-year-old Republic Ireland striker completed a move from the Scottish champions to Sky Bet Championship Swansea on deadline day having spent 18 months in Glasgow, initially on loan.

CONNECT WITH US TODAY

NEWSLETTERS

NOTIFICATIONS

Be the first to know the latest news and updates

more celtic articles

Dundee United v Celtic - William Hill Premiership - The CalForth Construction Arena

Celtic lose ground in title race with damaging defeat to Dundee United

Celtic v Hibernian - William Hill Premiership - Celtic Park

Celtic’s Kasper Schmeichel admits 'I could have potentially played my last ever football game'

Rangers v Celtic - Scottish Gas Men's Scottish Cup - Quarter Final - Ibrox Stadium

Martin O'Neill saddened as Ibrox derby violence threatens away fan allocations

More in this section

TOPSHOT-FBL-WC-2026-EURO-QUALIFIER-CZE-DEN

Czechia beat Denmark on penalties to book World Cup spot

Republic of Ireland v North Macedonia - International Friendly

Heimir Hallgrimsson hoping Seamus Coleman will continue on to Euro 2028

Italy v Northern Ireland - FIFA World Cup 2026 Play-off Semi-Final

Italy fail to reach third straight World Cup after penalty shootout loss to Bosnia

#Celtic #Republic of Ireland MNT #Cork - Sport

<p>GOLDEN DREAMS: The FIFA World Cup trophy. Pic: Mike Egerton/PA Wire.</p>

World Cup 2026: which countries have qualified and how did they do it?

READ NOW

Adam Idah: Celtic is the best place ever to play but it can also be torture

Continue reading for €5

CORK SPORT

World Cup 2026: which countries have qualified and how did they do it?

Sport

Latest

Sport

Most Read