Noun
camanachd (usually uncountable, plural camanachds)
The game of shinty.
Ally McKerracher’s hat-trick helped Oban Celtic through to the Tulloch Homes Camanachd Cup second round after they defeated Strathglass 5-1 in their 3pm throw-up at Mossfield. Source: Internet
Marine Harvest National Division side Fort William were given a walk-over into the Tulloch Homes Camanachd Cup second round. Source: Internet
Oban councillor Roddy McCuish, left, and Camanachd Association president Keith Loades with the cup. Source: Internet
The Tulloch Homes Camanachd Cup first round is on May 9 and cannot now go ahead on that day, with the second round due on May 30 similarly unlikely. Source: Internet
“We may not be getting the Tulloch Homes Camanachd Cup Final we wanted on September 19, but we will at least now have a musical final to look forward to and we wish the entrants all the best in their endeavours.” Source: Internet
The Oban Camanachd defence of Daniel Cameron, Garry Lord, Chrissie MacMillan and Matt Rippon played well, restricting the potent Kinlochshiel strike force. Source: Internet