Inverurie Locos boss Cooper says season is far from over ahead of tonight’s clash with Deveronvale at Harlaw
Inverurie Locos boss Neil Cooper says the Highland League is far from “done and dusted” this season.
Aberdeen bus firm to hold women’s recruitment event
An Aberdeen bus firm is holding a recruitment event to celebrate national woman’s day.
Mum of ‘shaken’ Aberdeen baby warned over sleeping in same bed as her
The Aberdeen mother of an infant left with severe injuries in an alleged attack by her babysitter was chastised by nurses in the days after for sleeping in the same bed as her.
Athletics: Banchory’s Simpson runs in Barcelona despite illness
Scotland’s Robbie Simpson was unable to run at full throttle in the Barcelona half marathon – but the Deeside athlete still managed to help another athlete achieve a record-breaking performance.
Aberdeen mum left to cradle ‘floppy’ child after alleged shaking
Breaking down in tears, the mum told the High Court in the Aberdeen: “She was breathing very heavily and was floppy. She never opened her eyes.”
Banks o’ Dee co-boss Forbes looking to set things straight in tonight’s Aberdeenshire Shield final
Banks o’ Dee co-boss Tommy Forbes says his side are “looking forward to the challenge” of ending their cup final hoodoo on Wednesday night as they take on Formartine United in the Aberdeenshire Shield final.
First time lucky as Aberdeen Women make big debut
Aberdeen FC’s first official women’s fixture finished with a heavy win over Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the SWFL Division One North.
Norris confident for Aberdeenshire Shield final despite Fraserburgh defeat
Formartine United midfielder Aaron Norris remains confident ahead of his side’s Aberdeenshire Shield final clash with Banks o’ Dee, despite a sobering defeat to Fraserburgh at the weekend.
Aberdeen babysitter accused of ‘repeatedly shaking’ infant leaving girl bleeding from her eyes
A babysitter has gone on trial at the High Court in Aberdeen accused of attacking an infant in her care and leaving it seriously and permanently injured.
Banks O’ Dee skipper Jack Henderson relishing title of ‘underdogs’
Banks O’ Dee’s Jack Henderson says the club have “unfinished business” as they prepare to take on Formartine United in the Aberdeenshire Shield final.
Peterhead need to show ‘quality in big games’ says Jack Leitch
Jack Leitch believes Peterhead need to show more quality in attack if they are to win League Two.
Replacement of Stevie May during Scottish Cup tie ‘no slight’ on performance says Dons boss McInnes
Striker Stevie May was replaced at half-time in the Scottish Cup tie but Derek McInnes insists it was not a slight on his performance.
Banks o’ Dee blow hot ahead of Aberdeen Shield showdown
Champions Banks o’ Dee extended their lead at the top of the McBookie.com Superleague table with a comfortable win over Ellon United.
Dons start after injury will deliver big boost for Mikey
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes is confident ending more than three months of injury frustration will deliver a psychological boost to defender Mikey Devlin.
Top honour for Aberdeen scientist
An Aberdeen-based scientist has been given the royal seal of approval in Sweden.
More than 1,000 motorists caught driving on north-east roads without licence
More than 1,000 people in the north-east have been caught driving without a licence.
North-east cop to climb 17,000ft for world record hockey match
A north-east police officer is hoping to take the sport of hockey to new heights this summer – and set a world record in the process.
Aberdeen’s first dolphin festival to take place in April
Aberdeen’s first dolphin festival, dubbed DolphinFest, will take place during the last weekend in April, it has been announced.
Four-bedroom family home in friendly north-east village
This four-bedroom, three-bathroom home in a quiet north-east village is on the market for offers over £375,000.
Aberdeen university talk looks at how digital media can help communities explore heritage
A public lecture at a north-east university is to examine how digital media can help communities explore their heritage.
North-east pupils get to grips with their future at oil and gas Expo
North-east pupils have taken part in a project to encourage more young people to consider a career in the oil and gas industry.
Irish on warpath at Murrayfield after drubbing by the English
Scotland will need to raise their game at Murrayfield tomorrow against a furious Ireland.
Railwaymen pick up steam in top places battle
Inverurie Locos manager Neil Cooper says his team have prepared well for their upcoming fixtures.
Family affair for Formartine’s Norris in Broch
Aaron Norris is hoping Formartine United can beat Fraserburgh tomorrow to boost their challenge at the top of table and earn him family bragging rights.
Boss McInally will wait on Ferry
Peterhead boss Jim McInally says influential midfielder Simon Ferry is a doubt for tomorrow’s crucial game at home to Edinburgh City.
League Cup winners’ medal is memento of great time at Pittodrie for Low
Nicky Low says he will always have fond memories of his time at Aberdeen and his League Cup winners’ medal provides a permanent memento.
Nicky rises up from injury Low to take on Dons
Nicky Low is relishing returning to Pittodrie just two years after he was considering quitting football.
Graham Hunter: Barca star knows just how lucky he is
I deeply feel the privilege of working in a career I love.
Graham Hunter: Spain greats loving life without pressure
Iker Casillas has been a big character in my career.
Graham Hunter: The pilgrimage of Pedro says a lot
How much do you remember of Peter Beardsley?