The Camanachd Association today (February 7) released the initial league fixture list for the 2013 season.
The opening fixtures will take place on Saturday March 2.
In the Orion Premiership, Lochaber open their promotion season at home to Lovat, while there is an eye-catching Argyll derby as Oban Camanachd return to the top tier away to Camanachd Cup holders, Kyles Athletic.
League champions Newtonmore open at home to Glenurquhart.
The full fixture list, which the association points out is subject to change, can be seen by clicking here.
Thursday, 7 February 2013
Monday, 4 February 2013
Future of shinty unveiled
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The Camanachd Association has announced the result of its competitions review, along with some other interesting plans for future seasons.
National Division One is to make a comeback, and the following statement by the Camanachd Association is published in full and without amendment...but what do you think?
The outcome of the Camanachd Association’s Competitions Structure Review, which will take effect from the 2014 season, was announced at last week’s General Meeting.
National Division One is to make a comeback, and the following statement by the Camanachd Association is published in full and without amendment...but what do you think?
The outcome of the Camanachd Association’s Competitions Structure Review, which will take effect from the 2014 season, was announced at last week’s General Meeting.
Friday, 1 February 2013
CELTIC CUP FINAL GOES BACK TO STRACHUR
Following last year’s successful final at Strachur, the directors of the Glasgow Celtic Society have decided to take their showpiece cup final once again to the Cowal village.
The final of the AJG Parcels Celtic Cup - the oldest competition in the sport - is set to be played at Strachurmore Sports Centre on June 29.
Monday, 28 January 2013
OBAN CELTIC v NEWTONMORE - bunnets and all
Footage from the 1937 Camanachd Cup Final between Oban Celtic, in their first final, and Newtonmore, appearing in their 18th Camanachd final.
The film is supplied courtesy of the National Library of Scotland's Scottish Screen Archive.
The game featured, held at the Bught, Inverness, ended 2-2 with Celtic going on to win 2-1 in the replay at Keppoch.
Incredible footage, and can you name any of the players or spectators? Who is the dandy with the hat and brolly who can't keep out of the camera shot, and even staged a one-man pitch invasion to get his fizzog on the cinema screens of Scotland?
What a crowd there was at the Bught that day - when men were men - and even wore bunnets while playing in the Camanachd Cup Final.
See it here:
1937 Camanachd Cup Final
The film is supplied courtesy of the National Library of Scotland's Scottish Screen Archive.
The game featured, held at the Bught, Inverness, ended 2-2 with Celtic going on to win 2-1 in the replay at Keppoch.
Incredible footage, and can you name any of the players or spectators? Who is the dandy with the hat and brolly who can't keep out of the camera shot, and even staged a one-man pitch invasion to get his fizzog on the cinema screens of Scotland?
What a crowd there was at the Bught that day - when men were men - and even wore bunnets while playing in the Camanachd Cup Final.
See it here:
1937 Camanachd Cup Final
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