Martin O'Neill
Awards & Honours
15
Awards Won
6
Honours
3
Rankings
2
Covers
3
Records
Martin O'Neill stands as one of the most accomplished figures in British football history. His unique achievement of winning two European Cups as a player and multiple league titles as a manager places him in a rare echelon of footballing greatness. At Celtic, he transformed the club into a dominant force, winning seven trophies in five years and reaching a European final. His ability to guide the Republic of Ireland to Euro 2016 after a 16-year drought further cements his legacy as a master of squad building and tactical discipline. At age 74, returning to win a domestic double proves his enduring relevance in modern football.

Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)
Awarded for services to football.
Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)
Awarded for services to football.
Scottish Football Hall of Fame
Inducted for contributions to Scottish football.
National Football Museum Hall of Fame
Inducted for contributions to English football.
Honorary Doctorate
Awarded for services to education and sport.
Honorary Doctorate
Awarded for services to football.
Rankings & Lists
Greatest Northern Irish Players
Top 50 Football Managers
Celtic Legends
Magazine Covers
The Times (Scotland)
May 2003
The King Returns
BBC Sport Magazine
2013
O'Neill Takes the Reins
Records & Feats
Most Scottish Titles Won by a Non-Scottish Manager
Won four Scottish Premier League titles with Celtic (2001, 2002, 2004, 2026).
Oldest Manager to Win a Domestic Double in Scotland
Won the Scottish Premiership and Scottish Cup in 2025–26 at age 74.
Double European Cup Winner as Player
Won the European Cup in 1979 and 1980 with Nottingham Forest.