Aig bàrr! Camanachd Leòdhais finish the season on top to set up waiting game
The slightly inclement weather may have put off a few, and ultimately our friends in Lochcarron may claim the points they require to overhaul us in the coming weeks, but…
130 years of Stornoway Shinty!
Saturday 2nd September 2023 will hopefully see a healthy crowd take in our final game of a successful season at Shawbost against a visiting Strathglass team. It will also be…
Dubh-zen is Gorm in Cannich for 10 in a row Leòdhasaich
Camanachd Leòdhais brought the away season to a close with a historic, complete performance at traditional happy hunting grounds, Cannich Park, against Strathglass. The result a resounding 12-nil, with all…
James “Jim” Gardiner (1952-2023)
It was with profound sadness that we learned before our away game at Cannich last week of the passing of club volunteer Jim Gardiner. Jim got into shinty because his…
Ceathrar air cuairt aig campa – Four Dubh is Gorm youngsters at National Camp
Congratulations to Innes Begg, Ruairidh MacLennan, Finlay MacLeod and Seumas Smith who attended the recent National Performance Camp. This equalled the club’s biggest ever representation at the camp and is…
HebCelt joy as Lewis are on cloud nine v Uist
Camanachd Leòdhais reclaimed the Hebridean Celtic Festival Inter-island Shinty Challenge Cup with a comprehensive 9-0 win over Uist Camanachd at Bayhead, Stornoway on Saturday 15th July. In front of another…
Hebcelt help! Do you have a 2007 photo?
This Saturday 15th July marks the return of the legendary Hebridean Celtic Festival Challenge Cup between Camanachd Leòdhais and Uist Camanachd. This fixture has been a vital platform for reviving…
Leòdhas Òg enjoy successful mainland trip
The Camanachd Leòdhais junior section had a very successful mainland trip in May. Thanks to the generous support of Inspiring Scotland’s Rural and Island Communities: Ideas into Action fund, the…
Four seasons and four in a row at Shawbost
Glè mhath were the boys on Saturday as the Dubh is Gorm defeated fellow high-fliers Caberfeidh 6-1. This made it four out of four in terms of wins at home…
Flying the Dubh is Gorm banner in the South – Al Reed at Uddingston
A sign of the growth of Hebridean Shinty over the last twenty years has been the slow but steady stream of players who learn their shinty in the islands then…