Shinty

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

SCOTLAND manager Drew McNeil leads his team in to Saturday's Bught Park shinty/hurling showdown against Ireland hoping to take an advantage over to Ireland…

A RULE change ahead of this weekend’s shinty/hurling international in Inverness may enhance Scotland’s chances of securing their first series…

THE closing date for responses to shinty's competition structure is fast approaching.

DREW McNeil has urged fans to descend upon Inverness in number next Saturday, believing the crowd can inspire the Scots to victory against Ireland.

THE Camanachd Association has launched a review of its competition structures with the aim of introducing any changes at the beginning of the 2014 season.

GLENURQUHART narrowly failed in their bid to wrest the Sutherland Cup from holders Kingussie in a dramatic final at Beauly’s Braeview Park.

GLENURQUHART’S recent capture of the MacAulay Cup ended a 125-year wait for a senior trophy and tomorrow the club’s reserve team intend to…

NEWTONMORE clinched the Orion Group Premiership with a deserved 2-0 victory over Glenurquhart in Drumnadrochit.

LOVAT and Glenurquhart have each had three players selected for the senior squad ahead of the forthcoming shinty/hurling internationals next month.

LOVAT and Glenurquhart wrap up their Orion Premiership campaigns at home to Inveraray and Newtonmore respectively tomorrow.

KYLES Athletic won a thrilling Scottish Hydro Camanachd Cup final on Saturday, beating Inveraray 6-5 in one of the most memorable finals of the modern…

THE winners of tomorrow’s Camanachd Cup final will be allowed to take the trophy home with them — but have been warned to handle it with care.

NEWTONMORE have the chance to put the seal on another championship tomorrow when they face Glenurquhart at noon in front of their own fans.

A SECOND half Sean Stewart double ended a 56-year trophy drought for Beauly’s reserve side as they came from behind to beat Fort William 3-1 in…

BEAULY bid to become North of Scotland Junior champions tomorrow for the first time in over half a century when they face Fort William in the final of…

NEWTONMORE moved a step closer to retaining the Orion Premierships title following a 3-1 win over derby rivals Kingussie at the Eilan.

GLENURQUHART’S triumphant MacAulay Cup squad have a day off tomorrow as the annual Highland Games takes centre stage at Blairbeg Park.

GLENURQUHART are facing a hefty bill after the MacAulay Cup, the trophy they won at the weekend, was damaged in the post-match celebrations.

GLENURQUHART ended 127 years of disappointment when they lifted the Artemis MacAulay Cup — the first senior trophy they have won in their history…