This is adorable - well done to this little one! 👏
Officers in attendance at last night's game at Parkhead were given the card by seven-year-old Órlaith.
An adorable message inside read:"To the police. Every year my Mum and Dad teach me the true meaning of Christmas by doing an act of kindness. "This year we have chosen to treat the emergency services. Have a great Christmas. Love from Órlaith. Aged 7."READ MORE: A post on Glasgow South West Police read:"Pollok officers were at @CelticFC last night and were handed a Christmas card by a lovely little girl called Órlaith who wanted to thank @GreaterGlasgPol for keeping her and others safe.Pollok officers were at
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