21. 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/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=21700897"); 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 peeled and all input is welcome! Enjoy! Monday, January 30, 2006 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! posted by Beauly Shinty Club @ 6:29 PM 0 comments The Beauly team on 2nd January 1999. The Beauly Shinty Team play in green jerseys, white shorts and green and white socks. The club was constituted in 1892. posted by Beauly Shinty Club @ 12:37 PM 0 comments About Me Name: Beauly Shinty Club View my complete profile Links Google News Camanachd Association Edit-Me Previous Posts Beauly Shinty Club Buffet Dance Saturday 4th March... The Beauly team on 2nd January 1999. The Beauly... Archives January 2006

22. Shinty shinty, our own home grown sport is now more accessible to visitors than ever before http://www.visithighlands.com/seeanddo/events/eventsnews/shinty/

Home About the Highlands Accommodation Travel ... Contact Us Search site Kingussie Camanachd - the most successful shinty team of recent years Inverness shinty club - one of our featured Shinty teams Lochcarron Camanachd - one of our featured Shinty teams Shinty.com - the official website of the Cammanachd Association. Shinty 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.

23. 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

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24. Shinty shinty shinty hails from the Scottish Highlands and has a distinct Celtic influence being similar to the Irish games of Hurling and Camogie. http://www.susport.org.uk/shinty.asp

Home About SUS Sports Events ... Waterpolo Shinty Shinty hails from the Scottish Highlands and has a distinct Celtic influence - being similar to the Irish games of Hurling and Camogie. The sport is very fast and skilful, and requires a great deal of courage from its participants. Universities have played an instrumental part in the modern development of the sport in Scotland and its governing body, the Camanachd Association - Aberdeen University being the first fully constituted Shinty Club in Scotland. Scottish Universities Shinty continues to thrive today: providing high class Shinty in a winter league complimentary to the national summer season, and helping to introduce countless new players to the game - from all over the world. The closely-fought inter-university league programme runs from September to February, and comes to a head in the Littlejohn Vase - the fiercely competitive inter-university tournament contested since 1905. For up-to-date League Results, please download the following file: SUS Shinty League Results The Annual Eire-Alba-Oilthigh Camogie-Shinty-Hurling International is another highlight of the University calendar. Played every January, the match sees the cream of Scottish Student Shinty (both male and female) clash with an all-star select of Irish Camogie and Hurling players studying in Britain.

25. 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

var pageCID="49"; VisitBritain Welcome Shinty Skip to content Skip to search Skip to navigation Skip to footer Accessibility statement back to top You are here: Home Destinations City Guides Inverness Shinty back to top Day-time in Inverness Inverness home City heritage Outdoor escapes The Jacobite Rebellion ... Top day-time must dos Shinty 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)

26. Scotland Shinty - A Listing Of Scottish Shinty Web Sites. Scotland shinty A listing of Scottish shinty websites. http://scotlandinter.net/shinty.htm

Scotland Internet Scotland's gateway to the Internet. Shinty in Scotland Scottish Shinty Clubs, Shinty Information Scotland Internet Sport Shinty Scottish Shinty Clubs Barra Shinty Club Beauly Shinty Club Boleskine Camanachd Bute Shinty Club ... Strathglass Shinty Club Scottish University Shinty Clubs Aberdeen University Shinty Club Dundee University Shinty Club Glasgow University Shinty Club Edinburgh University Shinty Club ... St Andrews University Shinty Club Scottish Junior Shinty Clubs Aberdour Junior Shinty Club Fort William Junior Shinty Club Glenorchy Junior Shinty Clubs Gryffe Junior Shinty Club - Renfrewshire Shinty Web Sites The Camanachd Association - In Gaelic Comunn na Camanachd - is the ruling body of the ancient and unique stick sport of shinty in its modern dynamic form. It is played particularly in the areas of Scotland related to the Gaelic population as well as in the cities and the universities of the nation. The object of the Association is to foster and develop the national game sustaining the recreational traditions of skill, courage and stamina dating back over countless generations to the earliest roots of the Celtic race.

27. Shinty | Dundee University Sports Union Our game of shinty goes back to the roots of Gaelic Scotland and the even earlier heritage of the Celtic race. The game of shinty is played on a large pitch http://dewey.computing.dundee.ac.uk/su/clubs/shinty

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28. Shinty Index Inveraray shinty Club Logo. Welcome to Inveraray shinty Club. snapshots. To find out more about our club please spend some time to click on the links below http://www.skwebpages.com/inveraray/shinty/index.html

Welcome to Inveraray Shinty Club To find out more about our club please spend some time to click on the links below About Us Lottery Fixtures Women's Home

29. 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

Shinty Frae Wikipedia 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 Airticle Collogue Edit History Personal tuils Mak an accoont or log in Navigation Main Page Commonty yett Gaun on the nou Recent chynges ... Propines Rake Tuilkist Whit airts tae here Relatit chynges Uplaid file Byordinar pages ... Cite this airticle 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

30. 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/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=18560944"); Lochcarron Shinty Club Wednesday, May 10, 2006 posted by Shinty News @ 2:58 AM 0 comments Tuesday, May 09, 2006 Photos Darren Coyle blocking Johnny Morrison of Kilmallie Captain Kenny Ross being presented with the Balliemore Cup by Douglas Macintosh Ian Mackenzie and John Maclennan starting to celebrate winning the Balliemore for a second time. posted by Shinty News @ 2:16 AM 0 comments Monday, May 08, 2006 2004 Division Three Champions 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 0 comments Lochcarron 2006 back row l-r, Bob Munro (trainer), Crisdean Finlayson, Mark Sproule, Graham MacRae, Mike Macmillan, Lewis Patience, Alan Mackenzie (assistant manager) and Aaron Matheson.

31. Shinty - Wikipédia Translate this page Ancêtre du hockey sur gazon, le shinty se joue avec un filet (shinty), une petite balle ronde de 70 à 100 grammes d une circonférence d environ 7 http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinty

Shinty Un article de Wikip©dia, l'encyclop©die libre. Aller   : Navigation Rechercher Le shinty est un sport d'©quipe, ancªtre du hockey sur gazon modifier Principes du jeu Ce sport traditionnel ©cossais Ancªtre du hockey sur gazon modifier Rep¨res historiques L’histoire du shinty plonge ses racines dans le pass© ga©lique de l’ ‰cosse . Le premier club moderne voit le jour en Aberdeen . En , le premier championnat national se met en place en ‰cosse. Tr¨s proche du hurling irlandais, des matches internationaux ont lieu entre joueurs ©cossais de shinty et joueurs irlandais de hurling selon un r¨glement commun. modifier La Premier League ©cossaise Kingussie Fort William Lochcarron Newtownmore ... Portail du sport R©cup©r©e de « http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinty Cat©gories Sport collectif Hockey Affichages Article Discussion Modifier Historique Outils personnels Cr©er un compte ou se connecter Navigation Accueil Portails th©matiques Index alphab©tique Un article au hasard ... Contacter Wikip©dia Contribuer Aide Communaut© Modifications r©centes Accueil des nouveaux arrivants ... Faire un don Rechercher Bo®te   outils Pages li©es Suivi des liens Importer un fichier Pages sp©ciales ... Citer cette page Autres langues Deutsch English Espa±ol Suomi ... Italiano Derni¨re modification de cette page le 6 septembre 2007   17:34.

32. Newtonmore 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/

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. 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. Many thanks to Dalwhinnie Distillery for their sponsorship of the website in 2008.

33. Scotsman.com Sport - Shinty Scotsman.com Sport Scottish sport direct from Scotland - http://sport.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=410

34. Shinty - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Shinty Hutchinson encyclopedia article about shinty. shinty. Information about shinty in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. shinty history. http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Shinty

Domain='thefreedictionary.com' word='shinty';WordListHost='w3.thefreedictionary.com' Printer Friendly 847,430,854 visitors served. TheFreeDictionary Google Word / Article Starts with Ends with Text subscription: Dictionary/ thesaurus Medical dictionary Legal dictionary Financial dictionary Acronyms Idioms Encyclopedia Wikipedia encyclopedia Hutchinson encyclopedia shinty Also found in: Dictionary/thesaurus Encyclopedia Wikipedia 0.06 sec. write_ads(AdsNum, 0) shinty hut(2) write_ads(AdsNum, 0) Page tools Printer friendly Cite / link Email Feedback Sign in Email: Password: Register Your Ad Here Mentioned in References in classic literature No references found "They won't give 'em up," said the man; "there's a regular shinty in the house, and everything at sixes and sevens. Vanity Fair by Thackeray, William Makepeace View in context More results Hutchinson browser Full browser shingles Shingon Shining Path Shinkansen ... Shinto shinty Shinwell, Emmanuel ship Ship Island ship money ... Shintu shinty Shinty Hurling Shinty in North America Shinty in the United States Shinty Teams in North America ... Shiny Abraham TheFreeDictionary Google Word / Article Starts with Ends with Text Free Tools: For surfers: Browser extension Word of the Day Help For webmasters: Free content NEW!

35. ISportsDigest.com : SHINTY shinty. Comprehensive information on shinty, including shinty Rules, shinty Association, shinty Equipment, shinty Club, shinty history, camanachd, iomain, http://isportsdigest.tripod.com/shinty/main.html

Main Directory Shinty Enter your search terms Submit search form Web iSportsDigest SHINTY - GENERAL Boleskine Shinty Club - Website of the Boleskine Camanachd Shinty Club. Camanachd Association - Website of the Camanachd Association. Edinburgh University Shinty Club - Website for the Shinty Club of Edinburgh University. Newtonmore Shinty Club - Website of the Newtonmore Camanachd Club. Northern California Camanachd Club - Website of the Northern California Camanachd Club. The Camanachd Association - The official website of the Camanachd Association - the governing body of shinty. Suggest a Site

36. Shinty - MSN Encarta shinty (Gaelic camanachd), stickand-ball game popular in the Scottish Highlands. shinty resembles the game of hurling and is played between teams of http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_762507050/shinty.html

var s_account="msnportalencarta"; MSN home Mail My MSN Sign in ... more Hotmail Messenger My MSN MSN Directory Air Tickets/Travel Autos City Guides Election 2008 ... More Additional Reference Materials Thesaurus Translations Multimedia Other Resources Education Resources Math Help Foreign Language Help Project Planner ... Help Related Items sports in Scotland Encarta Search Search Encarta about Shinty Also on Encarta 7 tips for funding an online degree How to succeed in the fashion industry without being a top designer Presidential Myths Quiz Advertisement Shinty Encyclopedia Article Find Print E-mail Blog It Shinty (Gaelic camanachd ), stick-and-ball game popular in the Scottish Highlands. Shinty resembles the game of hurling and is played between teams of 12 players each on a field that is 132 to 183 m (144 to 200 yd) in length and 64 to 91 m (70 to 100 yd) in width. A curved stick ( caman ) is used to propel a leather-covered ball, which is made of cork and worsted, into the opposing team’s goal ( hail ). The premier tournament, the Camanachd Cup, was instituted in 1896. More from Encarta Offer: Live online homework help Math, Science, History and English

37. Playing Shinty Hockey Skills | Hockey, South Africa Playing shinty Hockey Skills. Thu, 18/10/2007 1357 — Gally Hockey videos. Real Supporters shinty Hockey Skills Part 2 shinty Hockey Skills http://www.hockeysouthafrica.com/?q=node/793

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/

The Language of Sports - Dictionary and Research Guide Provided by Search: Add to Favorites Shinty 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. Wikipedia and Wikis Shinty - Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinty Keywords and Synonyms Shinty, Camanachd More topics about: Shinty Edit this page Add new links, rate and edit existing links, or make suggestions. - Staff Explore related topics: Sport in Scotland Skye Camanachd Oban Camanachd Newtonmore ... team sport Some descriptions may have been derived in part from Princeton University WordNet or Wikipedia Last update: April 1, 2008

39. MySpace.com - Scottish Shinty - 38 - Female - Highlands, UK - Www.myspace.com/sc MySpace profile for Scottish shinty with pictures, videos, personal blog, interests, information about me and more. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=123150

40. Alexa - Sites In: Shinty shinty s ruling body results, fixtures, teams, rules and news. Edinburgh University shinty Club Includes news and results for the men s and women s http://www.alexa.com/browse/general/?&CategoryID=492386&mode=general&Start=1&Sor

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