Shinty

Glenurquhart claim they won shinty hurling match in Ireland. But so did their opponents.

Beauly, Glenurquhart and Lovat are all represented in the Scotland under-21 squad to face Ireland

Five Lovat players have been called up for Scotland to face Ireland

Fraser Gallacher will take charge of Lovat for the final time when they face Oban Camanachd at Balgate.

Seven players from Inverness-shire clubs have been called up to the North shinty squad

Skye won the Valerie Fraser Camanachd Cup last weekend, while Lovat triumphed over Inverness in the Challenge Cup final.

Lovat team manager James Gallacher says his side cannot afford to take Inverness lightly in the Challenge Cup final tomorrow.

Lovat could surrender top spot in the Mowi Premiership to Newtonmore this weekend.

Oban Camanachd made it four wins out of five when they defeated Caberfeidh 3-1 in Strathpeffer.

Lovat have been hit by a huge call-off list for the match at Kyles Athletic.

Kingussie came from behind to defeat Oban Camanachd

Oban Camanachd and Newtonmore will face each other in the Camanachd Cup final three years after they last battled for the trophy.

Lovat manager Fraser Gallacher will step down at the end of the season after three years in charge.

CLUBS in the Inverness area took part in an annual shinty competition organised by Belladrum

GLENURQUHART's Cameron Bremner received the top award at a national shinty development camp.

Caberfeidh bid to end an 80-year wait for a place in the Camanachd Cup final when they face Newtonmore at Bught Park tomorrow.

Lovat failed in their bid to win the Sutherland Cup for the first time since 2010, losing to Lochside Rovers in extra time.

Glenurquhart could take a massive step towards promotion back to the Premiership with victory over Skye.

Glenurquhart and Strathglass could set up an all-Inverness Balliemore Cup final if they win their respective matches this weekend.

Losses for Lovat and Caberfeidh set up a Badenoch derby in the semi final of the MacAulay Cup.