Magic in the air for children at next week’s Camanachd Cup final
There will be magic in the air for children at next week's Tulloch Homes Camanachd Cup shinty final.
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Shinty pitch to shine light on traditional game in Fort William
The first flood-lit shinty pitch in the world is going to be in Fort William, the Camanachd Association confirmed last night.
Fort shinty player reprimanded by teaching council for headbutt
A maths teacher has been reprimanded after headbutting an opponent at the end of a shinty match.
Celebration of shinty culture and heritage in new art project
The worlds of art and shinty have collaborated to produce a project aimed at celebrating the culture and heritage of one of Scotland’s oldest sports.
Veterans pledge as More look towards a new term
Newtonmore veterans Glen Mackintosh and Norman Campbell, with a combined age of 76, are willing to carry on playing next season.
Door opens for teen prospect as captain heads Down Under
Oban Camanachd have suffered a major blow with the news that James MacMillan, their captain in the Camanachd Cup final, has gone to Australia and will miss next season.
VIDEO: Newtonmore score 10 seconds after restart in Camanachd Cup
Newtonmore scored a stunning fourth goal 10 seconds after the restart in their 4-1 victory over Lovat in the Camanachd Cup.
VIDEO: Shinty highlights from Lovat 1-4 Newtonmore
A late surge at Kiltarlity put Newtonmore through to the quarter-finals of the Camanachd Cup with a 4-1 win over holders Lovat. Newtonmore have been on blistering form this season and this win saw them topple Lovat for the second time, following a 3-0 victory in April.
Kingussie crowned Camanachd Cup champions
A stunning performance from Kingussie saw them crowned Camanachd Cup champions this afternoon in Inverness with a 4-0 win over Glenurquhart.
Poignant tribute to shinty’s “lost six”
Players from Kingussie Shinty Club will this weekend pay an emotional tribute to their 1914 cup winning team and the "lost six" who never returned from the trenches of World War I.
VIDEO: Kingussie vs Kyles Athletic in Camanachd Cup
Kingussie are in the hunt for Scottish Hydro Camanachd Cup success after scoring the fastest goal in the competition on Saturday. Apprentice gamekeeper, 17-year-old Savio Genini, scored after 16 seconds to send Kingussie through to the semi-finals against Kyles Athletic at the Dell.
Stewart back in to help Kilmallie bid for semi
Former Scotland international John Stewart is set for a comeback with Kilmallie while Skye are boosted by the return of 17-year-old Will Cowie for tomorrow's duel of the teams seeking to be the shock name in the last four of the Scottish Hydro Camanachd Cup.
Corrigan playing for Glens in Norway
Glenurquhart's international half-back powerhouse Andrew Corrigan will be in Norway working tomorrow when his team play host to Inveraray in the Scottish Hydro Camanachd Cup quarter-final at Blairbeg Park.
Kingussie choose ‘free day’ for captain’s wedding
Wedding bells mean Kingussie will not be playing in the Scottish Hydro Camanachd Cup this weekend and their midfielder Fraser Munro will be out for three weeks.