Celtic wrap up title - UK - ITN.co.uk Praise has been heaped on Celtic and manager Neil Lennon after the club secured the Clydesdale Bank Premier title. The Hoops claimed the top spot after a 6-0 win at Kilmarnock. The game had effectively been finished by half-time after a Charlie Mulgrew double and goals from Glenn Loovens and Gary Hooper. It is Lennon's first title as manager and the first at Celtic Park for four years. Chief executive Peter Lawwell said it's been a real club effort: "I'm very proud of Neil and what he's achieved. I'm proud of Alan Thompson, Johan Mjallby, Garry Parker, Stevie Woods. It was a huge triumph for them today, particularly for Neil on the back of what he's had to put up with in the past couple of years, and he's won it, he's now a championship-winning manager. And our supporters were magnificent, as they have been throughout this season, and there's a smile on their faces, those who were there, those who couldn't make it, the millions of fans around the world. Seeing how proud they are of their club is really satisfying because it's been painful the past three years. Lennon said winning the title was the proudest moment of his career surpassing the five championships he has won as a player. He has endured death threats and sectarian abuse while at Celtic and admitted he came close to walking away from the club.