A brief timeline of shinty
Shinty's Story - Sgeul na Camanachd
Shinty's Story - Sgeul na Camanachd is a bilingual, permanent exhibition celebrating the rich history of Scotland's Community Sport at Bught Park, Inverness, made possible by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
'Iomain' by Peter MacKay, Scots Makar
The below piece was written by the Scots Makar Peter MacKay to celebrate the opening of Shinty's Story - Sgeul na Camanachd a permanent exhibition celebrating shinty's heritage at Bught Park, Inverness. Come along and find out more about the sport's rich history. Open Friday-Tuesday 10-4pm.
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The Shinty Yearbook
For over 50 years, the shinty yearbook has been the essential handguide to Scotland's Community Sport. In combination with Shinty Memories Scotland and the Highland Historian, the Camanachd Association digitised the Yearbooks so they may be viewed online, click the yearbook below to choose which edition to read!
You can access the Shinty Memories Handbook, a useful resource for getting started here.
Shinty Memories Scotland is a network of groups set up in shinty-playing communities using archives and other resources to help people with mental health issues such as dementia and living with issues such as isolation, depression and loneliness.
A series of interviews with presenter and former Scotland shinty captain Gary Innes, who talks to some of the legends of Scotland’s oldest sport.
Join Aarron Duncan-MacLeod and Cammy Middleton for a review of more modern shinty.
