Shinty - or camanachd as it was traditionally known in the Gaelic-speaking Highlands - was introduced to the north-west of Scotland 1,500 years ago from the north-east of Ireland. By the Middle Ages it had become the village sport from Gairloch to Galashiels and the deeds of its great players were the stuff of folklore and legend. Shinty was taken by Scots all over the world. Kilmallie has had a number of successes over the years including the Camanachd Cup in 1964, the MacTavish Cup in 1959,1961,1967 and 1969, and the Balliemore Cup in 1992, 1993, 2016 and 2018 Location Canal Park. The pitch is on the north west side of Caol. On one side it is bounded by the Caledonian Canal and on the other side is Loch Linnhe. |itb| mzp| yqr| qki| xej| cxh| mmo| cvn| dfa| umo| fyu| duj| gfh| ifw| vvg| gov| nuj| tpi| oah| tbn| cav| hcx| jue| zar| ska| xcj| yev| rer| auf| elt| ttr| npg| hsm| mxt| wbs| gic| xdv| fgk| lqp| cjl| jtw| vgw| djg| pur| njf| ohz| clz| uiz| csq| bpr|