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Highland League fixture list on Wednesday.
The Canal Park side clinched top spot in the Women’s North One with their latest victory, with their city rivals helping them over the line.
The event, marking Trans Day of Remembrance to recognise those who have lost their lives as a result of violence, returns to the Highland capital.
The Inverness-based club claimed a total of 14 medals from the 10-person squad who travelled to Dublin.
Three teams have made it into the quarter finals already, with one of them competing for the first time ever.
There had been concerns over the athletics club’s future after two failed attempts to find a successor to Charlie Forbes.
Wayne Mackintosh’s men will compete in the last eight of the competition for the first time in seven years.
It is hoped that the findings can inform rural practices in other areas of the country, as well as potentially helping a range of minority groups.
Clach and Nairn in Scottish Cup second round action.
A familiar last name stood at the top of the podium in Highland Boxing Academy colours at the National Development Championships last weekend.
Reporter Andrew Henderson gives his take on the trend of social media comments turning abusive under LGBTQ+ articles.
One of ICT’s goalscorers against Kelty on Saturday believes anti-discrimination campaigns help start conversations to educate people.
Following on from National Coming Out Day earlier this month, a UHI student questions whether the ritual has become outdated and unnecessary.
One clinic has a waiting time of around 224 years, but in the Highlands the wait is only likely to be a matter of months.
OutdoorLads, aimed at gay, bisexual, trans and queer men, is expanding its presence in the Highlands after two decades south of the border.
Scott Kellacher was left in no uncertain terms demanding better from the Caley Jags on their home turf.
The Highland capital facility, home to curling, ice hockey, skating and non-sporting events, are closing in on the midway point of their overall goal.
Inverness found themselves two goals down against Kelty Hearts, but still managed to come away with a point.
A broken ankle suffered in the first game of pre-season last year cost her the 2024/25 campaign, but now she is back fit and scoring for Inverness.
Some details, including the date and some of the performers providing the entertainment, have already been confirmed.
