Ops manager Rory Watson was delighted to unveil the proposed new artwork by Scottish artist, Keiti Forbes, which is set to be ...

Halloween week is officially here, and people all over Scotland will be getting ready for October 31. There is no wrong way to celebrate the holiday, whether you are planning to get cosy and watch ...

In a world that is increasingly homogenous, we need to do all we can to nurture the cultural markers that make human beings unique – and language is one of the most important ...

It's Halloween on Friday, but fans of Scottish traditions will know that the spooky holiday actually adapted from the ancient Celtic celebration of Samhainn. The annual event, pronounced 'Sa-wayne', ...

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It was a thrilling, goal-packed weekend in the second round of the Scottish Gas Women’s Scottish Cup, with an impressive 79 goals scored across 12 ties. Each winning side secured their place in the ...

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Old Firm managers under the spotlight and Hearts stay top – it's the weekend debrief Rangers Rohl with it as the new manager is announced A first taste of Rohl, plus we look at what’s happening in ...

Former England striker Alan Shearer backs Hearts to win the Scottish Premiership and believes it would be good for the game. (Edinburgh Evening News - subscription required), external Former Celtic ...

The new novel by Richard Kearney, Seelig Professor of Philosophy at Boston College, is a World War II-era coming-of-age tale centered on a small island off Ireland’s south coast.

The Celts believed that on the eve of Halloween, dead spirits would visit the mortal world. They lit bonfires to keep evil spirits away and dressed in disguises. Although our Halloween is less about ...

James Morrison thought he was playing in his farewell tournament – but instead sealed a return to the DP World Tour with his 13-year-old son as caddie. The Englishman, 40, was ready to call it a day ...