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NEW Scotland boss Ronald Ross hopes to instill a winning mentality tomorrow as he leads his Scotland team out at the Bught Park in the first of a double-header…

ALL roads lead to the Bught Park in Inverness on Saturday where Kinlochshiel’s Finlay MacRae will lead Scotland into battle against Ireland in the…

CHAMPIONS Skye surrendered their 100 per cent Marine Harvest North Division One record when they were held to a 0-0 draw against Beauly reserves at the…

LOVAT have four players in the 2014 Scotland squad to face the Irish hurlers in a double header later this month.

THREE players have been called into the Scotland squad for the first time for the Marine Harvest shinty/hurling international against Ireland this month.

THE National Division decider between Oban Camanachd and Fort William at Mossfield Park in Oban was abandoned due to a nasty injury suffered by referee…

THE shinty spotlight this Saturday will be shone on two huge games where promotion is the prize on offer.

SCOTLAND under-21 international manager Gary Reid was an interested spectator at Saturday’s North-South encounter at Fort William’s An Aird…

AS the dust settles on another Scottish Hydro Camanachd Cup final, shinty’s ruling body has confirmed that the Bught Park event attracted one of…

SATURDAY’S shinty highlight is the representative fixture at Fort William featuring the cream of the country’s under-21 players.

GLENURQUHART’S Camanachd Cup dream was crushed as Kingussie, led by returning hero Ronald Ross, produced a cup-winning performance with two goals…

KINGUSSIE were crowned Scottish Hydro Camanachd Cup winners after they soared to a 4-0 final win against Glenurquhart at the Bught Park, Inverness, on…

THE 108th final of the Scottish Hydro Camanachd Cup goes ahead at Inverness’ Bught Park tomorrow with Glenurquhart meeting Kingussie.

KINGUSSIE and Glenurquhart will roll back the clock on Saturday as they meet in the Scottish Hydro Camanachd Cup final at Bught Park in Inverness –…

LOVAT’S hopes of winning the Orion Premiership title ended on Saturday when reigning champions Newtonmore won their final match of the season.

INVERARAY and Kyles Athletic hold the key as the Orion Premiership reaches a dramatic finale tomorrow, with title and relegation issues to be resolved.

NEWTONMORE will be confirmed as Orion Group Premiership champions if they can take at least a point from their final fixture of the season against Inveraray…

LOVAT can make sure Orion Group Premiership champions-in-waiting Newtonmore keep the champagne on ice for another week – by seeing off visitors…

LOVAT captain Stuart MacDonald is urging his teammates to go flat out for victory over Kingussie tomorrow as the Kiltarlity side bid for their first Orion…

NEWTONMORE can move one step closer to winning a double when they meet Kyles Athletic in the final of the Artemis MacAulay Cup at Oban’s Mossfield…