Scotland Mowi International Squads Announced
The Scotland squads for the 2026 Mowi Shinty Hurling/Camogie International have been announced.
The double header takes place on Saturday 24th October, at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork, Ireland with the women getting underway at 4pm and the men throwing in at 6pm.
Scotland Women’s Squad:
Abby MacLean – Skye
Alaina MacLennan – Kinlochshiel
Amy Disher – Lochaber
Beth MacLellan – Glasgow Mid Argyll
Caitlin MacLean – Skye
Eilidh Cameron – Dunadd
Elizabeth McGregor – Badenoch
Iona McCulloch – Dunadd
Kira MacDonald – Lochaber
Laura McCafferty – Glasgow Mid Argyll
Lorna MacRae – Kinlochshiel
Mairi Stewart – Badenoch
Maree MacKenzie – Kinlochshiel
Megan Ralph – Badenoch
Natalie MacDonald – Lochaber
Rachael Borthwick – Badenoch
Rachel McCafferty – Glasgow Mid Argyll
Roma Fraser – Badenoch
Rona Stewart – Badenoch
Karen Williamson, President of the Women’s Camanachd Association, said:
“We are delighted to once again to be involved in the Shinty/Camogie International and look forward to traveling to County Cork to play in the impressive SuperValu Pairc Chaoimh Stadium. Last year’s game in Inverness was extremely competitive, and we hope to go one better this year and take the trophy back to Scotland. We would like to thank our sponsors Mowi for their continued support of the women’s international team and women’s shinty.”
Scotland Men’s Squad:
Andy MacDonald – Oban Camanachd
Blair Morrison – Caberfeidh
Bob MacGregor – Kingussie
Calum Grant – Kingussie
Calum McLay – Kingussie
Daniel MacVicar – Oban Camanachd
Daniel Sloss – Newtonmore
Danny Kelly – Lovat
Declan Brannan – Newtonmore
Donald Nixon – Kinlochshiel
Duncan Matheson – Kinlochshiel
Iain Robinson – Newtonmore
Innes Blackhall – Kilmallie
Lewis Cameron – Oban Camanachd
Neily McNaughton – Col Glen
Rory Kennedy – Newtonmore
Ruaridh Anderson – Kingussie
Ryan Harrison – Skye
Thomas Borthwick – Kingussie
Zander Michie – Kingussie
Speaking at the launch, Camanachd Association Vice President, Willie MacDonald said:
“There is no greater honour than being asked to represent your country. I was fortunate as a player to play in many shinty/hurling international matches and know what it means to pull on that Scotland jersey and represent your county. The venue for this year’s matches the SuperValu Pairc Chaoimh Stadium, is simply incredible and a real honour and privilege awaits the teams. I would like to thank our friends at the GAA and Cork County Board for all their support and work in the lead up to the International. I would also like to take this opportunity to extend our thanks to our long-standing sponsors Mowi for their continued support of the Scottish teams and the Camanachd Association.”
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