Category: Shinty
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Shinty round up – Saturday October 28 2023
Kingussie clinched a third successive Mowi Premiership title following the shinty action on Saturday October 28. Mowi Premiership Oban Camanachd 2 Beauly 1 Oban Camanachd won their final home match of the year, and their penultimate fixture of the season, beating Beauly 2-1 at Mossfield on Saturday. Both sides were understrength for this encounter. Camanachd…
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Scotland lose to Ireland in shinty-hurling international
Scotland pulled a point back when captain Roddy Macdonald of Kyles Athletic was impeded and, from wide on the left but a bit closer than before, Kevin Barlett drove the ball between the posts.
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Shinty round up – Saturday October 21 2023
Ireland won the Mowi Quaich and Bute are Mowi South Division 1 champions with a 100 per cent record following the shinty action on Saturday October 21. Mowi Shinty/Hurling International – Mowi Quaich Ireland 0-22 (22) Scotland 2-8 (14) Ireland lifted the Mowi Quaich with a 22-14 win over Scotland in their 2.45pm throw-in at…
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Strachur-Dunoon bring Mod Cup home to Argyll
Strachur-Dunoon shinty team brought a bit of national Mòd magic home to Argyll after winning the Mòd Shinty Cup on Saturday. Strachur and District Shinty Club last won the trophy in 2006, when they played Col-Glen at Dunoon Stadium when the Royal National Mod was in the town. This time the Strachur-Dunoon team, which came…
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Shinty round-up – October 14, 2023
Mowi Premiership Glasgow Mid Argyll 0 Kingussie 7 Kingussie are on the verge of sealing a third successive Mowi Premiership title after winning 7-0 against Glasgow Mid Argyll in their 1pm throw up at Peterson Park. GMA’s Jamie Macleod was still out injured whilst Ewan Fraser and Arran Byrne were unavailable. However, Finlay MacMillan was…
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Kyles man is Mowi Scotland shinty captain
The Camanachd Association has announced that Roddy MacDonald of Kyles Athletic will captain the Scotland Squad for the Mowi Shinty Hurling International on Saturday at Páirc Esler, Newry. The MOWI Shinty/Hurling International match has been a long-standing tradition, bringing together top talents from both Scotland and Ireland in a thrilling showcase of shinty and hurling…
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Shinty round-up – Saturday October 14 2023
South shinty Mowi Premiership Glasgow Mid Argyll 0 Kingussie 7 Kingussie are on the verge of sealing a third successive Mowi Premiership title after winning 7-0 against Glasgow Mid Argyll (GMA) in their 1pm throw-up at Peterson Park. GMA’s Jamie Macleod was still out injured, whilst Ewan Fraser and Arran Byrne were unavailable. Finlay MacMillan…