Celtic come from behind to beat Caley
A makeshift Celtic side cruised to victory over Inverness at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium to go 18 points clear in the SPL.
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No Leinster return for Thorn
Brad Thorn will play with New Zealand franchise the Highlanders in the next Super 15 competition, ruling out a return to Leinster for the latter stages of the Heineken Cup.
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Donegal calling for Usain Bolt
Olympic legend Usain Bolt tells Highland Radio in Donegal that he is looking forward to a trip to the county
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Henry sticks to tried and trusted
All Blacks coach Graham Henry has named an expanded 34-man Tri-Nations squad with just one new cap in Otago Highlanders lock Jarrad Hoeata.
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Connacht sign Super 15 winger Vainikolo
Connacht have completed the signing of winger Fetu'u Vainikolo from Super 15 side the Highlanders.
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Goydos leads in Connecticut
Paul Goydos had Kenny Perry's poor eyesight to thank for taking a one-shot lead into the final round of the Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands in Connecticut.
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Relaxed Perry holds Connecticut lead
Kenny Perry shot a course record-equalling 61 at TPC River Highlands to take the lead in the Travelers Championship at the end of the first round in Connecticut.
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Connacht land Samoan centre Ta'auso
Connacht have signed Samoan centre Niva Ta'auso for the forthcoming season from Super 14 side, the Highlanders.
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Flynn wins mini Grand Prix
Waterford's Mark Flynn won today's Mini Grand Prix at the Nations' Cup show in Reims, France by a comfortable margin on the bay gelding Highlander.
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Bell's Chester goal with Legacy
Michael Bell hopes Highland Legacy's easy win at Ripon on Saturday will ensure he creeps into the weights for the £120,000 totesport.com Chester Cup.
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McCann going well in Malaysia
Two days after he finished fourth on the Cameroon Highlands stage of the Telekom Malaysia Tour de Langkawi, Irish rider David McCann had another good showing to today's gruelling mountaintop finish at Genting Highlands.
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Rocket bags Highland hat-trick
Ronnie O'Sullivan has today been named as snooker's Highland Spring Player of the Year for the second season in a row, and the third time in all, by the Snooker Writers' Association.
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Bellamy inspires Bhoys in Highlands
Craig Bellamy and Aiden McGeady again turned on the magic to pull a vital 2-0 victory out of the bag at Inverness Caledonian Thistle as Celtic moved to within 90 minutes of a return to the top of the Bank of Scotland Premier League going into the international break.
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Austin wins Buick Champs after playoff
Woody Austin bounced back from a bogey on the final hole of regulation play to birdie the first hole of a sudden-death play-off with Tim Herron and win the Buick Championship at the TPC at River Highlands.
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Devlin picks 18-man eircom League squad
Pat Devlin has selected an 18-man eircom League squad for the Four Nations semi-professional tournament in Scotland in two weeks' time.
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Australian sides revive Super 12 semi-final hopes
Australian sides revived on Saturday their hopes of qualifying for the Super 12 semi-finals with victories against New Zealand teams.
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Brumbies emerge bruised from 'House of Pain'
An all New Zealand Super 12 semi-final line-up is on the cards after the Otago Highlanders defeated the ACT Brumbies 45-19 in Dunedin today.
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Gray claims Scottish Open title
England's David Gray was in the pink in Edinburgh tonight after capturing his first major title with a 9-7 victory over Mark Selby to win the Regal Scottish Open.
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White and Higgins through
Jimmy White's secured first ranking tournament victory of the season after beating Rory McLeod in the Regal Scottish Open.
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Auckland Blues lose unbeaten record
The Auckland Blues lost their unbeaten Super 12 record today when they were upset 22-11 by the Otago Highlanders at Carisbrook.