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The Shinty Boys -Pictorial Hardcover) by Margaret MacPherson, 1963 Shinty Competitions: Camanachd Cup, Shinty League System, South Division One, Balliemore Cup, North Division One, Littlejohn Vase Fort Augustus Shinty Club: A Short History by Alister Chisholm, 2008-06-20 An Gearasdan: Fort William Shinty Club : the first one hundred years by H. D MacLennan, 1994 The Kyles: A Celebration of 100 Years

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21. Shinty
    What s shinty you might ask? Well, think of hockey, throw away most of the rules and the stick, pick up a Caman and you re set to play shinty,  
    http://www.lochaber.com/shinty/index.htm
    
    Extractions: Congratulations to Fort William Shinty Club - 2007 Camanachd Champions Shinty is big time in the Highlands with the Camanachd Association providing the lead for the sport. A hard fought Highland League competition is enjoyed by players and spectators throughout the winter and early spring months. We'll bring you photos and more info about the sport in Lochaber as soon as we have them.

22. Redirecting!
    Redirecting!  
    http://www.shinty.freeserve.co.uk/

23. Beauly Shinty Club
    This is the new website for Beauly shinty Club and it s followers. I hope to make this a central point for all news and upcoming events so, keep your eyes  
    http://beaulyshintyclub.blogspot.com/
    
    Extractions: @import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=21700897"); This is the new website for Beauly Shinty Club and it's followers. I hope to make this a central point for all news and upcoming events so, keep your eyes peeled and all input is welcome! Enjoy! Beauly Shinty Club Buffet Dance Saturday 4th March 2006 Priory Hotel Beauly with THE JACKS 8pm to 1am Tickets £15.00 Available from committee members. Hope to see you there!

24. Shinty
    shinty matches on bounci.tv are brought to you courtesy of funding by the Gaelic Media Service and in association with Comann na Camanachd.  
    http://www.bounci.tv/shinty/watch.html

25. About Us
    Based in the Capital of the Highlands we play shinty in some of the most beautiful landscape in Tell a Friend. Tell a friend about Inverness shinty Club!  
    http://www.invernessshinty.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Inverness Shinty Club! For details on how to buy tickets and for info on Club Merchandise.... Check out fundraising page! Above ~ 2007 first team Squad Below ~ 2007second team squad The teams are wearing the kit which was generously sponsored by Fairways for the 2007 season Based in the Capital of the Highlands we play shinty in some of the most beautiful landscape in the world. We play our home games at the Bught Park, which is considered to be one of the finest playing surfaces in the game. The above picture overlooks Inverness Cathedral and out toward the Great Glen. To the left Loch Ness. We hope you enjoy looking through our site. Feel free to leave us a message on our guestbook and browse our links. Please also have a look through our shopping section. Any purchases made through the shop help to raise club funds as we get a percentage of all profits! Tell a friend about Inverness Shinty Club!

26. HickokSports.com - Sports Rules - Shinty
    This document explains the rules of shinty and has links to official rules and other explanatory information. It is a page in the Rules section of  
    http://www.hickoksports.com/rules/rshinty.shtml
    
    Extractions: Index to Rules Official rules in HTML Index to Rules This page last updated Monday, 17-Dec-2007 12:22:39 PST http://www.hickoksports.com/rules/rshinty.shtml History Biography Glossaries Calendar ... Video Games Rules Memorabilia Equipment Posters Directory var dc_UnitID = 14; var dc_PublisherID = 26605; var dc_AdLinkColor = 'blue'; var dc_adprod='ADL';

27. Guide For Inverness, Shinty, : VisitBritain
    shinty enthusiasts even claim that golf was derived from shinty players practising driving the ball with the caman, the curved stick used in the game.  
    http://www.visitbritain.com/en/destinations/city-guides/inverness/shinty.aspx
    
    Extractions: var pageCID="49"; VisitBritain Welcome back to top back to top Inverness home City heritage Outdoor escapes The Jacobite Rebellion ... Top day-time must dos The game of shinty or camanachd as it is known in the Gaidhealtachd or Gaelic speaking lands, is an ancient game. It is thought to have been introduced to Scotland along with the Gaelic language by Irish/Celtic immigrants some two thousand years ago or brought here by Irish missionaries in 6AD. Shinty enthusiasts even claim that golf was derived from shinty players practising driving the ball with the caman, the curved stick used in the game. Tiger Woods might be surprised at this claim but he would undoubtedly play a mean shinty game! You can see this ancient Highland sport for yourself most Saturday afternoons at the Inverness Shinty Club, Bught Park, during March-September. Bookmark this page Email page to friend Inverness (www.inverness-scotland.com)

28. Newtonmore Camanachd (Shinty) Club
    Newtonmore Camanachd Club website, with information about the club and players, and a look at the game of shinty and it s rules..  
    http://www.newtonmoreshinty.com/
    
    Extractions: On the Pitch About us Supporting the Club Club Camanachd Baile Ùr an t-Slèibh An t-Eilean Welcome to the website of Newtonmore Camanachd Club. Shinty is Scotlands indigenous sport and Newtonmore is one of the most famous clubs in shinty. Club Open Day 23rd February 2008 on The Eilan The purpose of this website is · To keep locals in the Dalwhinnie, Laggan and Newtonmore areas up to date with what is going on in the club · To allow exiles to stay informed about who is who, what is going on and how we are doing · To give visitors, who may never have heard of shinty, the opportunity to find out something about it and to watch it being played. We welcome visitors at our matches, encourage you to ask to speak to one of the committee members and look forward to explaining the game to you to increase your enjoyment. Shinty in villages like Newtonmore is an integral part of the local culture. For visitors and locals alike…..be part of it. Free html hit counter

29. Shinty
    shinty, our own home grown sport is now more accessible to visitors than ever before  
    http://www.visithighlands.com/seeanddo/events/eventsnews/shinty/
    
    Extractions: The game of shinty or camanachd as it is known in the Gaidhealtachd or Gaelic speaking lands, is an ancient game. It is thought to have been introduced to Scotland along with the Gaelic language by Irish/Celtic immigrants some two thousand year ago or brought here by Irish missionaries in 6AD. Shinty enthusiasts even claim that golf was derived from shinty players practising driving the ball with the caman, the curved stick used in the game. Tiger Woods might be surprised at this claim but he would undoubtedly play a mean shinty game! According to John Mackenzie, president of the Camanachd Association "Shinty offers wide participation. It's a very physical sport that can be enjoyed at all levels. The game is at a great point right now with expansion through youth development which has been going for the last couple of years". The 2004 season saw the association taking a big step by changing the season, starting from March until November. This pilot intended to benefit both players and spectators, and it is hoped will further improve the experience. "We hope with the season now running from spring through to autumn to encourage more visitors to the Highlands to come and watch this very exciting sport. Having a summer season has also been continued for 2005.

30. Shinty - Wikipedia
    shinty (Scots Gaelic Camanachd) is a tradeetional stick an baw gemme o Scotland. The ruits o the gemme can be traced aw the wey back tae the times afore  
    http://sco.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinty
    
    Extractions: Lowp tae: navigation rake Shinty Scots Gaelic Camanachd ) is a tradeetional stick an baw gemme o Scotland. The ruits o the gemme can be traced aw the wey back tae the times afore Jesus Christ . It is sib tae the Erse gemme o Hurlin an ilka year the twa teams o Scotland an Ireland plays aff in the Shinty/Hurlin Cup. Taen frae " http://sco.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinty Categories Sport Scotland Views Personal tuils Navigation Rake Tuilkist In ither leids English Simple English G idhlig Espa±ol ... Deutsch This page wis hindermaist chynged 15:58, 5 Februar 2007. Aa text is available unner GNU Free Documentation License Aboot Wikipedia Disclamation

31. Lochcarron Shinty Club
    Lochcarron shinty Club Balliemore win over Kyles. Lochcarron shinty Club Balliemore win over Kyles back row lr, Kenny Ross, Ian Mackenzie,  
    http://lochcarronshintyclub.blogspot.com/
    
    Extractions: Ian Mackenzie and John Maclennan starting to celebrate winning the Balliemore for a second time. posted by Shinty News @ 2:16 AM comments back row l-r, Alan Stewart, Andrew Slaughter, Ian Bartlett, Mark Sproule, David Maccuish, Daniel Mackay, Alan Mackay, Davie Mackenzie, Calum Morrison, John Martin Phillips, Ross Brown, Chris Mackenzie and Fraser Mackenzie (player/manager). front row l-r, Kenny Murray, Neil Campbell, Mike Macmillan, David Cameron, Aaron Matheson (Captain), Fergus Hendry and Calum Finlayson. posted by Shinty News @ 7:21 AM comments back row l-r, Bob Munro (trainer), Crisdean Finlayson, Mark Sproule, Graham MacRae, Mike Macmillan, Lewis Patience, Alan Mackenzie (assistant manager) and Aaron Matheson.

32. Shinty --  Britannica Online Encyclopedia
    Britannica online encyclopedia article on shinty game played outdoors with sticks and a small, hard ball in which two opposing teams attempt to hit the  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9067414/shinty
    
    Extractions: Close Enable free complete viewings of Britannica premium articles when linked from your website or blog-post. Now readers of your website, blog-post, or any other web content can enjoy full access to this article on shinty , or any Britannica premium article for free, even those readers without a premium membership. Just copy the HTML code fragment provided below to create the link and then paste it within your web content. For more details about this feature, visit our Webmaster and Blogger Tools page Copy and paste this code into your page

33. Home
    Welcome to the University of Strathclyde shinty Club! Strathclyde do the Double! After their fantastic success in the university league this year,  
    http://www.sportsunion.strath.ac.uk/shinty/
    
    Extractions: Further Info/Links Welcome to the University of Strathclyde Shinty Club! Strathclyde do the Double! After their fantastic success in the university league this year, Strathclyde went into the Littlejohn Vase brimming with confidence that they could triumph over all other uni's for a second time this year. And they weren't disappointed. After a tough game versus St Andrews and a goalless draw against Glasgow in the group stages, Strathclyde proceeded to record a win over Dundee, the only team to have beaten them this year, in the semi-finals. A convincing 4-0 mauling over Robert Gordon's University in the final ensured that there would only be the name "Strathclyde" on the trophy this year. A full report of the day (every last detail you'll be pleased to hear) is found here © University of Strathclyde Shinty Club 2004

34. Beehaus Shops
    shinty Coaster 2 (An Ancient Game of shinty) shinty Coaster 2 (An Ancient Game of shinty), $7.00, Buy Now 4 shinty coasters with Tile Box holder  
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35. BBC NEWS | Scotland | Edinburgh And East | Pupils Spark Shinty Craze In Fife
    shinty takes off at Aberdour Primary School with children all over Fife flocking to play the sport.  
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/edinburgh_and_east/5071470.stm
    
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36. London Camanachd - Camanachd Lunnainn
    The London Camanachd Club welcomes all those interested in playing shinty, from expats from Scotland to those that have come to know and love the sport  
    http://www.londonshinty.com/
    
    Extractions: Shinty For London Iomain do Lunnainn Welcome to the London Camanachd Club Web Page Home History News Fixtures ... Groups The London Camanachd Club welcomes all those interested in playing shinty, from ex-pats from Scotland to those that have come to know and love the sport through other routes. Players currently range from experts to beginners, so all levels are welcome We are currently in the process of resurrecting the club like a pheonix from the ashes and have every intention of re-building the fabled English leagues of old! The club aims to enter a team into the Bullough Cup in 2007 and to put forward teams for 6-a-side tournaments We have core following that practices in Regents Park near Cumberland Green every Saturday at 12 midday, and we encourage any shinty players whether they live in London or are just passing through to come along and have a swing of the caman. We can usually be found afterwards in the Albany pub next to Great Portland Street tube. Dachaigh Eachdraidh Naidheachdan Coinneachadh ... Groups

37. Bute Shinty Photo Gallery By Zak (2) At Pbase.com
    Zak (2) profile all galleries Bute shinty, tree view thumbnails slideshow. Bute shinty. t6%2f41%2f561341%2f4%2f81016071.  
    http://www.pbase.com/rothesay/shinty

38. Shinty - Sports Dictionary And Research Guide
    shinty shinty, also known as camanachd or iomain, is a team sport played with sticks and a ball. Now played almost ex.  
    http://www.123exp-sports.com/t/01984087429/
    
    Extractions: Search: Add to Favorites Shinty, also known as camanachd or iomain, is a team sport played with sticks and a ball. Now played almost exclusively in the Scottish Highlands, but formerly more widespread, the sport was derived from the same root as the Irish game, hurling and is similar to bandy. Shinty - Wikipedia

39. Shinty - The Inverness Courier
    The Inverness Courier – first for shinty every Tuesday and Friday ANOTHER high profile shinty figure has quit his post as problems mount for the  
    http://www.inverness-courier.co.uk/news/categoryfront.php/id/76/Shinty.html
    
    Extractions: HOME NEWS SPORT OPINION FEATURES HIGHLAND ROOTS GALLERY ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES LINKS DIRECTORY SPP PUBLICATIONS The Inverness Courier – first for shinty every Tuesday and Friday WHAT'S ON THE BIG VOTE Should Caley Thistle have takeover talks? Vote Now MOST READ ARTICLES 7 days 14 days 1 month Land deal bonanza sparks outrage ... Historic stone bridge could be subm...

40. Top Football Clubs Played Host To Scots Sport Of Shinty - This Britain, UK - Ind
    Top football clubs played host to Scots sport of shinty.  
    http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/this_britain/article1431145.ece
    
    Extractions: var contextSectionId = '1138'; var contextName = 'independent_www_news_uk'; Click here... Search Search Go Independent.co.uk Web What are these? By Ian Herbert Saturday, 9 September 2006 Their wide acres might be best known for millionaire stars with a football at their feet, but Old Trafford and Stamford Bridge were originally frequented by sportsmen hacking away with their "caman" sticks at a small ball, academics disclosed yesterday. Both Manchester United and Chelsea's grounds were early venues for shinty, the Scottish sport better known as camanachd or iomain in the Scottish Highlands, where it is now predominantly played. Details of the game's early venues were presented to the Society of Sport Historians by Dr Hugh Dan MacLennan, the sport's pre-eminent historian and vice- president of the Camanachd Association - the sport's governing body.

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