21. Edinburgh University - Shinty Club News and results from Edinburgh University shinty Club one of the university's oldest sporting teams. http://www.eusu.ed.ac.uk/clubs/shinty/ladies.html

Welcome News Results Ladies Team ... Contact us The Shinty Birds Brought to you in association with the Southern Bar The ladies team are part of the women's camanachd association and participate in League Division 2. Click here to see their results and fixtures. Latest result Edinburgh University 2 Tir Connaill Harps 8 Next match is not until 9th March at home against Inveraray. Training is still continuing every Wednesday at Peffermill at 2pm and with the Edinburgh East Lothian boys at Mary Erskine's on Monday evenings, 7:30pm. The girls celebrate having new strips by taking them clubbing! Results and Fixtures League Division 2: Dunadd concede vs Edinburgh University 5th October Edinburgh University 6 St. Andrews University 1 20th October Edinburgh University 2 TCH 8 3rd November Inveraray vs Edinburgh University 9th March St. Andrews University vs Edinburgh University 30th March Edinburgh University vs Dunadd 13th April TCH vs Edinburgh University 27th April Edinburgh University vs Inveraray 11th May back to top contact us at: shinty.club@ed.ac.uk

22. Edinburgh University - Shinty Club caman-achd). Scotland's national sport and unique to Scotland. shinty Teams. http://www.ed.ac.uk/~shinty

Welcome News Results Ladies Team ... Contact us Welcome !! Training : Wednesdays 2-4 pm Venue : Peffermill Playing Fields Shinty is Scotland's national sport and the University Club is one of the oldest in the Sports Union - founded in 1890. The game has sometimes been described as 'hockey without rules' but the lack of restrictions in shinty results in a hard, fast and skilful game with a big enjoyment factor. At Edinburgh, the Shinty Club offers a unique chance to represent the University as well as playing National League Shinty in the South Division 2. As a smaller Club we offer a great team spirit both on and off the park and we ensure that everyone gets involved in the action in one way or another. On the social front we are the organisers of the legendary Shinty Club ceilidhs and are great believers in celebrations or commiserations depending on the result! We are always looking for new players so if you are a current player who has moved to Edinburgh or a complete novice who wants to learn more about the game, turn up at any training session. You won't regret it and we'd be glad to see you. Return to top contact us at: shinty.club@ed.ac.uk

23. SCCT First Shinty HOME ATHLETICS BADMINTON BASKETBALL HOCKEY NETBALL DANCE FIRSTshinty FOOTBALL ORIENTEERING TENNIS VOLLEYBALL . FIRST shinty. http://www.scct.ac.uk/sports/firstshinty/

HOME ATHLETICS BADMINTON BASKETBALL ... VOLLEYBALL FIRST SHINTY Introduction Notes for participants Guidelines for tutors. Download resources - files for FIRST SHINTY are available for download in PDF format.

24. SCCT First Shinty: Introduction FIRST shinty INTRODUCTION. Introduction. First shinty. First shinty is a modifiedversion of the adult game of shinty and is designed for primaryaged children. http://www.scct.ac.uk/sports/firstshinty/introduction/

HOME ATHLETICS BADMINTON BASKETBALL ... FIRST SHINTY : INTRODUCTION Introduction Shinty is an indigenous game to Scotland which offers all participants a fast, exciting and fluid game to play. It has been enjoyed by many people for generations and will do so for many years to come. First Shinty First Shinty is a modified version of the adult game of shinty and is designed for primary-aged children. It was developed by the Camanachd Association along with Team Sport Scotland and has been designed to promote the teaching and playing of shinty at primary school level. The game is played by two teams of six players and provides opportunities for children to develop a wide range of skills specific to the game as well as skills that are general to all games playing. First Shinty is about acquiring basic skills and developing an understanding of the game through fun and enjoyment. It has been developed specially for children to enable them to learn the basic skills and rules and tactics of games playing. When comparing it to the adult version of shinty, first shinty has obvious benefits for children in that it uses smaller playing areas, simplified rules, small sided teams and modified, less threatening equipment. First shinty is particularly useful in primary school in that it gives children the opportunity to have more time on the ball and so gives them more time to develop and practice skills. The game can be played where there are limited playing areas and can be played indoors. Boys can play alongside girls and the nature of the game encourages fun and enjoyment in a safe environment.

25. See Scotland - Shinty shinty IN SCOTLAND. It shinty. The mental and physical strength requiredto play shinty has stood the Highlander in good stead in battle. http://www.see-scotland.com/sports_activities/spo_shinty.html

SHINTY IN SCOTLAND It is recognised that Scotland is one of the world warrior nations. Although renowned as one of the friendliest and welcoming of countries, the Scots love nothing more than watching, or taking part in, a good going "stramash" (fight). If there was ever a game that helped local clansman develop their levels of courage, speed, stamina and weapon handling skills, it is the game of shinty. The mental and physical strength required to play shinty has stood the Highlander in good stead in battle. In saying this however, it is important to recognise that, although opposing players may appear to be knocking lumps out of one another during the game, off the field some of the strongest friendships in sport have been developed. It was not until the last quarter of the eighteen hundreds that shinty really began to get itself organised with the many local interpretations of the rules of play being formalised. The earliest documented rules of play were recorded by the Aberdeen University Shinty Club who in 1861 became the first constituted shinty club in Scotland. The Camanachd Association was formally instituted in 1893 with the first final for a national trophy - the Camanachd Cup - taking place in 1896. Shinty in Scotland is divided into two areas, the North and the South. Nineteen clubs are established in each of these areas. The league system has a Premier Division of eight teams. There are three other divisions ion the North and two in the South. Division two in the South is divided into West and East sections.

26. Scotland Shinty - A Listing Of Scottish Shinty Web Sites. Sport shinty in Scotland, Choose a Section Art Accommodation Add URL AdvertiseBusiness Cinema Dance Disclaimer Domains for sale Education Environment History http://scotlandinter.net/shinty.htm

Scotland Internet Scotland's gateway to the Internet. Sport - Shinty in Scotland Choose a Section Art Accommodation Add URL Advertise Business Cinema Dance Domains for sale Education Environment History Music News Opera Politics Radio Reference Search the Net Sport Television Theatre Travel Weather Web Cams Scotland Internet News Sport Weather ... Contact us Scottish Shinty Clubs Barra Boleskine Camanachd Edinburgh East Lothian Edinburgh University ... St Andrews University Shinty Web Sites The Camanachd Association Scotcurl BBC Scotland - Shinty Gael Force Ten ... Speedway

27. Edinburgh East Lothian Shinty Club The official website of Edinburgh East Lothian shinty Club. Regularly updatedinclude results and features. Edinburgh East Lothian shinty Club. http://www.edinburghshinty.com/

edinburghshinty.com Edinburgh East Lothian Shinty Club Edinburgh East Lothian walk-over points... details Latest: New pictures!... here Training: all welcome... more Plus: New pitch!... more From the latest Shinty Yearbook... more Next fixture to be announced.

28. Northern California Camanachd Club: Everyone Likes Shinty! the online presence of the northern california camanachd club, playingthe scottish sport of shinty. NCCC HISTORY + INFO http://www.foundrysite.com/shinty/everyone.html

NCCC HISTORY + INFO BACK TO HISTORY + INFO INDEX updated 1/13/2003 email us Photo courtesy of Laura Cooper Everyone likes shinty!

29. Sunday Herald Holland. shinty The great reformer set to travel full circle Fraser Mackenzie. shintyThe great reformer set to travel full circle Fraser http://www.sundayherald.com/31143

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30. Shinty Pictures - Shinty First Tournament At Fort William 03/04/2000 shinty Action Photographs from Scotland's leading shinty Photographer,Gordon Lennox. 04 MARCH 2000 shinty 1ST TOURNAMENT AT FORT WILLIAM. http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/g.lennox/shinty/030400/default.htm

GUESTBOOK PREMIER LEAGUE NEWTONMORE V KYLES ATHLETIC GRAMPIAN TV CUP ... INTERDISTRICT SEMI Email: gordon_lennox@lineone.net 8 inch by 6inch Gloss Prints priced at £10 each including UK post and packing, for private use only, may be ordered by email, quoting the picture reference, and giving your name and address. Prints will be despatched on receipt of your cheque payable to 'Gordon Lennox' and sent to the address above. Picture Editors should email giving your modem wire number, and publication name. Images will be wired on receipt of email 04 MARCH 2000 SHINTY 1ST TOURNAMENT AT FORT WILLIAM TOURNAMENT WINNERS - CAOL Park School (030419) Newtonmore Team (030405)

31. Shinty Pictures - SCOTLAND V IRELAND SHINTY/HURLING INTERNATIONAL 13 MARCH NEWTONMORE V KINGUSSIE DIV 2 11/3/00. shinty 1ST TOURNAMENT 04/3/00. U21 MATCH PICS,U12 MATCH PICS. shinty HURLING INTERNATIONAL SCOTLAND V IRELAND 13 MARCH 1999. http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/g.lennox/shinty/1303/

GUESTBOOK PREMIER LEAGUE NEWTONMORE V KYLES ATHLETIC GRAMPIAN TV CUP ... INTERDISTRICT SEMI Email: gordon_lennox@lineone.net 8 inch by 6inch Gloss Prints priced at £10 each including UK post and packing, for private use only, may be ordered by email, quoting the picture reference, and giving your name and address. Prints will be despatched on receipt of your cheque payable to 'Gordon Lennox' and sent to the address above. Picture Editors should email giving your modem wire number, and publication name. Images will be wired on receipt of email U21 MATCH PICS U12 MATCH PICS SHINTY HURLING INTERNATIONAL SCOTLAND V IRELAND 13 MARCH 1999 Victorious Scottish Senior Team after beating Ireland at the Bught Park, Inverness. (990318-0815) Victor Smith tries to get round this Irish defender. (990318-0803) Midfield action from the Senior game. (990318-0733) Ronald Ross tangles with an Irish defender. Scottish Captain, Rory Fraser, Kingussie with the trophy. (990318-0811)

32. Amazing Sports - Die Neuesten Trends Aus Der Verrückten Welt Des Sports Translate this page shinty. Diese vererbt. shinty ist nur für harte Männer und Frauengeeignet, da es auf dem Spielfeld ganz schön ruppig zugeht. http://www.schweissfuss.de/weltsport/shinty.php4

Sie sind hier: Amazing Sports Spiele der Welt ACTION UND FUN BASE Jumping Bobby Car Racing Rockboarding Wasserrutschen NEUE TRENDS Beachsoccer Crossgolf Zorbing Powerskip ... Gyrotwister WINTERSPORT Snowbike Schneegolfen Broomball Curling INDOOR GAMES Robosoccer Shinty Diese raue Hockeyvariante kommt aus dem gälischen Schottland und wurde von den keltischen Stämmen vererbt. Shinty ist nur für harte Männer und Frauen geeignet, da es auf dem Spielfeld ganz schön ruppig zugeht. Der Sport des gebogenen Stockes (camanchd) ist die perfekte Leibesübung und schulte Kraft, Schnelligkeit, Ausdauer und vor allem den Mut der kriegerischen Völker. Clan gegen Clan, Gemeinde gegen Gemeinde und Berg gegen Tal. Über die Jahre hinweg wurde Shinty ohne festgeschriebene Regeln gespielt. Erst 1878 wurde von der Glasgow Celtic Society ein Regelwerk manifestiert. Diese Regeln sind fast gleich wie beim Fußball, wenn man einmal davon absieht, dass der Ball natürlich nicht mit dem Fuß gekickt werden darf. Nur mit dem Stock (caman) aus verleimten Nussbaum oder Esche darf der 20 cm große, 84 Gramm leichte und mit Leder überzogene Ball gespielt werden. Erlaubt hingegen ist - und das hebt Shinty eindeutig vom klassischen Hockey ab - den Schläger in jeglicher Position und somit auch in Kopfhöhe zu halten und den Ball damit aus jeder Lage schlagen zu dürfen. Schnell den Kopf einzuziehen kann beim Shinty also gar nicht so falsch sein. 12 Akteure plus 3 Ersatzspieler treten auf einem bis zu 150m langen und 70m breiten Spielfeld für die Dauer von zweimal 45 Minuten gegeneinander an. Der Schiedsrichter beginnt das Spiel, indem er den Ball in die Luft wirft und ihn die Spieler mit ihren Schlägern aus der Luft fischen. Für alle, in denen auch heute noch ein draufgängerischer Highlander schlummert, beginnt jetzt eine gute Gelegenheit seinen Mann bzw. seine Frau zu stehen.

33. The Argyllshire Gathering shinty! shinty is the Gael. Find out more about shinty by contactingthe Association website below. shinty the sport of the Gael. http://www.obangames.com/shinty.html

Home Games Timetable Explanation ... Contact us Shinty It is especially popular in the Western Highlands which is home to some of the sports best teams such as Oban Celtics and the Inveraray Fort William , Strachur and Glenorchy shinty clubs. Shinty is played on grass using clubs (camans) and a specially prepared ball The Oban Games Committee is pleased to host a competition which last year was sponsored by Jackson Bros. of Oban. This years tournament is an invitation event for juniors when teams of six-a-side will display their skills and give the crowds an insight into one of the oldest game of the Gael. Come and enjoy the spectacle in a traditional highland setting - the sport of the Gael. Find out more about Shinty by contacting the Association website below Shinty - the sport of the Gael

34. ScoutBase UK - Shinty (game) Suitable Location INDOORS. Equipment 2 shinty sticks rolled up newspapers orstuffed football socks. Put the bean bag and shinty sticks on the centre spot. http://www.scoutbase.org.uk/activity/games/pages/shinty.htm

To return to the complete games list, click on the name of the game below. To return to the sectional list, click on the appropriate uniform below Game is suitable for:- Beaver Scouts Cub Scouts Scouts Shinty Playing Time From 10 to 30 Minutes Number of Players From 4 to 30 Played As A TEAM Suitable Location INDOORS Equipment 2 Shinty sticks - rolled up newspapers or stuffed football socks. 1 bean bag. 2 chairs. Game Description Divide the players into two teams facing each other along the sidelines of the area. Put the bean bag and shinty sticks on the centre spot. Number the teams from opposite ends, so that the highest number in one team is facing the lowest in the other. Allocate a goal (chair) to each team, usually the one nearest the highest number. When you call a number the Beaver/Cub picks up the stick and tries to score a goal by getting the bean bag through the chair legs. The team who scores the most goals wins. Game submitted by Cheryl Phillips, Beaver Leader, 2nd Newmarket Scout Group, Newmarket, Cambridgeshire Contact the games editor Contact the activities editor

35. The Inverness Courier - News, Sports And Arts 150 YEARS AGO — shinty Match at Beauly On NewYear’s day the annual shintymatch between the men of Kilmorack and those of Kiltarlity came off at http://www.inverness-courier.co.uk/files.asp?storyvar=1263

36. The Inverness Courier - News, Sports And Arts shinty Heat on as league race nears climax LEAGUE leaders Lovat entertain title rivalsStrathglass tomorrow as the North Division One championship race reaches http://www.inverness-courier.co.uk/sport.asp?storyvar=2636

37. Shinty shinty Magazines, Revision. Training Hints, SportScotland. Athletics Badminton Basketball Bowling Curling Cycling Football http://www.highlandschools-virtualib.org.uk/secondary_curriculum/shinty.htm

Shinty Magazines Revision Training Hints SportScotland Athletics Badminton Basketball Bowling Curling Cycling Football Netball Rugby Shinty Snowboarding ... Squash Swimming Tennis Triatholon Official Web of the Camanachd Association Home Secondary Curriculum Primary Curriculum ... webmaster © Highland Council Education, Culture and Sport Service

38. Scottish Shinty Boleskine shinty Club A Camanachd team from the Foyers area of Loch Nesswhere we play the ancient and traditional Scottish sport of shinty. http://www.scotfind.com/links/Sport/Shinty/

ScotFind.com Accommodation Business Community ... Sport : Shinty Boleskine Shinty Club A Camanachd team from the Foyers area of Loch Ness where we play the ancient and traditional Scottish sport of shinty. Hits: 84 - Added: 4-Dec-1999 Camanachd Association Official website of the Camanachd Association, ruling body of the sport of Shinty. Hits: 128 - Added: 10-Jun-2000 Edinburgh East Lothian Shinty Club News, Results and features from Edinburghs's shinty club. Hits: 39 - Added: 3-Sep-2001 Newtonmore Camanachd Club A proud tradition and a record in Shinty second to none. Info, fixtures and results. Hits: 57 - Added: 4-Dec-1999 Try the main Scottish Directory Try these Sport Web Links? ScotFind.com Accommodation Business Community ... Add Site

39. Scotland Guide : Scottish FAQ : Camanachd (shinty) The Camanachd Association now has an official website at http//www.shinty.com/which gives all the information anyone could possibly want on the sport. http://www.siliconglen.com/scotfaq/16_3.html

Silicon Glen, Scotland Scotland FAQ Camanachd (shinty) Camanachd Association Algarve, Balabrie, Banavie Fort William Tel. 01397 772 461 The Camanachd Association now has an official website at http://www.shinty.com/ which gives all the information anyone could possibly want on the sport. Northern California Camanachd Club http://www.foundrysite.com/shinty/ Scottish FAQ FAQ Contents Top ... Q-HTML V2.5 by Craig Cockburn created this page on 09-Feb-2003 at 23:43:45

40. Scotland Guide : Scottish FAQ : Camanachd (shinty) Camanachd (shinty). Northern California Camanachd Club http//www.foundrysite.com/shinty/.Scottish FAQ FAQ Contents Camanachd (shinty) Top http://www.siliconglen.com/Scotland/16_3.html

Silicon Glen, Scotland Scotland FAQ Camanachd (shinty) Camanachd Association Algarve, Balabrie, Banavie Fort William Tel. 01397 772 461 The Camanachd Association now has an official website at http://www.shinty.com/ which gives all the information anyone could possibly want on the sport. Northern California Camanachd Club http://www.foundrysite.com/shinty/ Scottish FAQ FAQ Contents Top ... Q-HTML V2.5 by Craig Cockburn created this page on 16-Mar-2003 at 19:02:55

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