The iconic and traditional Scottish culture festival of the Highland Games is set to return this spring with events all across the country, where people will be guaranteed to find a local…
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MoreFergus Crawley undertakes 10 Ironman trialthlons across 10 cities in 10 days to mark 10 years since his suicide attempt, hoping to raise £122,000 for CALM.…
MoreThe University of Stirling Men’s Hockey Club has enjoyed a standout year across every level, with success on the pitch matched by significant growth off it. At the centre of that has…
MoreWhilst most BUCS (British Universities and Colleges Sports) competitions start in October, cricket started on Wednesday, when the club travelled across the border to Durham. But why do they wait until people…
MoreBrig caught up with Stirling University’s Ladies Gaelic Football Club. We spoke to Rosheen Guinano, Ladies GAA’s Vice President. Rosheen described Gaelic Football as “a mix of different sports. There’s a bit of…
MoreThe Scottish Premiership is heading towards a finish worthy of its most dramatic seasons, with the title race finely balanced between Celtic, Rangers, and a resurgent Heart of Midlothian.…
MoreCheerleading is often overlooked within university sport, but for the athletes at Stirling it demands the same dedication, athleticism and trust as any other discipline. Combining elements of gymnastics, dance and stunting,…
MoreFormula One has probably reached its highest level of popularity in the past few years. The success of the Netflix show ‘Drive to Survive’ as well as an increase in female fans…
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