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…
Spey game cancelled – Look back at 6-6 classic
Sadly there won’t be any competitive shinty at Shawbost this Saturday after Grantown-on-Spey’s Strathspey Camanachd gave us a walkover on Tuesday due to team-raising difficulties. In place of live shinty…
Home delights against Boleskine
The Dubh is Gorm made it 2 out of 2 home wins so far this season with a great 4-1 win against a strong Boleskine side. Boleskine keeper Lewis Smith…
Lewis storm the Fort but pay the penalty
Camanachd Leòdhais were denied one of the great shinty cup upsets on penalties at An Aird, Fort William after an enthralling 3-3 after extra time battle. Playing at the scene…
Clash of the Ash – Looking back at Fort William in the Strathdearn in 2007 & 2009
2023 has been a great year for Camanachd Leòdhais so far, but also one that has given plenty of opportunity to look at how far the club has come, with…
No Business Like Shawbostness as Dubh is Gorm put on a comeback special
As home league openers go, it doesn’t get much more dramatic than Saturday at Shawbost! We were wasteful in front of goal in the opening period, not really troubling the…
Cuach a’ Chuain Sgìth air tilleadh – The Minch Cup returns
For the first time in ten years, Cuach a’ Chuain Sgìth – The Minch Cup – will be contested by sides from Lewis and Lochbroom. This match up will be…
Skye & Lewis – A Tale of Two Shinty Islands
(This article is routinely updated for each meeting of the two Hebridean Shinty Clubs) After the historic victory over Beauly in the Sutherland Cup, further cup adventures beckon with Camanachd…
Duais Triath nan Eilean 2023 – Lord of the Isles returns home
It was the future of Camanachd Leòdhais that took centre stage on Saturday as 14 young shinty players competed for the Lord of the Isles – Duais Triath nan Eilean…