Shinty

ALLAN Macleod, currently in charge of Inverness’ reserve side, is emerging as a strong candidate to take over as first-team manager after the unexpected…

INVERNESS manager Callum McLeod has sensationally quit just three weeks before the start of the new season.

INVERNESS are on the hunt for a new manager at the North Division One shinty club - just weeks before the 2013 season starts.

NEW league structures for the 2014 season look set to have a huge impact on the new campaign, which begins in four weeks time.

INVERNESS have beaten several Premier Division clubs to the signing of Lochcarron’s highly-rated midfield player Mark Sproule.

JUST five weeks before the start of the season and the sport has been dealt a blow with the news that Lochcarron have decided to withdraw their senior…

BEAULY ended a five-year losing streak in the Lovat Cup when beating rivals Lovat 2-1 in a fiery encounter at Braeview.

BEAULY captain Barrie MacDonald aims to end a five year losing streak when he leads his side out to face Lovat in the annual joust for the Lovat Cup when…

STRATHGLASS have appointed Callum Duff as their first-team manager for next season after long-serving player/boss Robert Geddes stood down at the end…

NEXT year’s MacAulay Cup draw has produced several keenly-awaited ties with the pick of the action sure to the Aird derby where Lovat entertain…

A PROPOSED constitutional change means that Strathglass will not be able to name their new manager until sometime in the New Year.

CHRISTMAS has come early for Inverness Shinty Club when it was confirmed this week that they have been awarded a £5500 grant under the Awards for…

FORMER players Addie Robertson and Victor Smith have been appointed as co-managers of Fort William Shinty Club.

NORTH Division One champions Lochaber completed their campaign unbeaten after their rearranged home fixture against Inverness was voided.

SCOTLAND were overpowered in the second test of the shinty/hurling international series at Ennis, County Clare on Saturday, going down 51-23 to Ireland.

FINLAY MacRae held his hands up after Ireland crushed the Scots 51-23 in Ennis, claiming the hosts display was the best he has seen.

SCOTLAND manager Drew McNeil has promised all out attack as his side attempt to overcome a six-point deficit in the second leg of this year’s Shinty/Hurling…

SCOTLAND captain Norman Campbell believes the Scots can still secure the 2012 Marine Harvest Shinty/Hurling trophy in Ireland this weekend, providing…

SCOTLAND produced a dramatic finish at the Bught on Saturday, scoring 10 points in the final minute to give themselves a fighting chance in the return…

JOHN Barr believes Scotland must make full use of home advantage and take something out of tomorrow’s shinty/hurling international first leg encounter…