Lennon pleads with Celtic board to keep players
Neil Lennon revealed has asked the Celtic board to do all they can to keep top scorer Gary Hooper after they clinched the Clydesdale Bank Premier League title at Parkhead.
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Celtic crowned Champions for the 44th time
Celtic completed their inevitable procession to the Scottish title on Sunday when they beat Inverness Caledonian Thistle 4-1.
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Lennon hoping for home title party
Neil Lennon is looking for a "joyous" occasion at Celtic Park tomorrow as his side seek to clinch the Clydesdale Bank Premier League title against Inverness.
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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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Lennon has Juve in mind ahead of Caley clash
Neil Lennon will ring the changes against Inverness tomorrow as he gears up for the "biggest game" of his managerial career against Juventus.
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Mulgrew willing to accept knockings
Charlie Mulgrew accepts he and his Celtic team-mates must expect criticism following their defeat by Inverness.
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Celtic's league form takes another dip
Billy McKay's second-half goal gave Inverness a shock win over lacklustre Celtic in their Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash with Inverness at Parkhead.
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Brown may face Inverness but surgery still likely
Celtic captain Scott Brown is in contention to face Inverness tomorrow - but is still likely to face surgery after the visit of Spartak Moscow.
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Hibs' Fenlon upbeat despite Caley comeback
Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon refused to be critical of his players despite seeing them throw away a two-goal lead in a 2-2 draw with Inverness.
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Republic U-21s round off Euro qualifiers in style
Inverness midfielder Aaron Doran scored twice as the Republic of Ireland Under-21s rounded off their European Championship qualifying campaign with a superb 4-2 win over Italy in Casarano.
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Watt double helps Celtic to victory
Tony Watt scored a double on his first Celtic start as Neil Lennon's injury-hit side swept to victory at Inverness.
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Singh enjoys play-off win at Scottish Open
Indian Jeev Milkha Singh was the unlikely winner of the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open in Inverness after home hope Marc Warren blew a three-shot lead over the closing stretch.
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Clubs must live with repercussions of Rangers vote
Scottish clubs must live with consequences of decision to have Rangers join the Third Division, says Inverness CT's chairman Kenny Cameron
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Manassero in the hunt for the Scottish Open
Teenager Matteo Manassero, twice a winner on the European Tour already, is in the hunt for another victory - and a place in The Open - after a 64 in Inverness today.
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Francesco Molinari hits course record in Scotland
Francesco Molinari spared a thought for his brother Edoardo after a truly dazzling start to his bid for a notable family double in Inverness today.
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Fenlon will rest players for final
Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon has admitted the William Hill Scottish Cup final will be on his mind when he names his team for tomorrow's Clydesdale Bank Premier League trip to Inverness.
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Celtic 1-0 Inverness
Joe Ledley's first-half goal gave Celtic victory over Inverness at Parkhead and restored their four-point Clydesdale Bank Premier League lead.
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Inverness CT 0-2 Celtic
Goals from Georgios Samaras and Scott Brown eased Celtic past Inverness in their William Hill Scottish Cup fifth-round tie at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium.
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Celtic avoid Rangers in Scottish Cup draw
Dylan McGeouch insists Celtic will treat a potential William Hill Scottish Cup tie against Inverness like any other game despite the history between the two clubs in the competition.
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Inverness CT 0-2 Celtic
Anthony Stokes' second-half double gave Celtic victory over 10-man Inverness in their Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium.