Riley aiming to repay Peterhead for support during knee injury hell
Nicky Riley wants to repay Peterhead on the pitch for the way they have helped him battle back from injury.
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Youth projects to share more than £1.9 million
Film-making and virtual gaming workshops are among a range of projects for young people sharing a cash boost of more than £1.9 million.
Inverness claim Dundee made ‘unsolicited’ approach for manager Robertson
Inverness have claimed Dundee made an “unsolicited” approach for manager John Robertson.
Former doctor unveils jewellery range inspired by DNA
A former doctor has unveiled jewellery which depicts thousands of years of human genetic code, as part of an exhibition.
Dundee provide manager update amid John Robertson speculation
Dundee have confirmed they have approached several managerial candidates after being linked with a move for Inverness boss John Robertson.
Martin Woods among 14 players leaving relegated Dundee
Relegated Dundee have announced the departures of 14 players including recent captain Martin Woods.
Cody Cooke confident St Mirren have enough to stay up
Cody Cooke says St Mirren are on a roll that could spare them the pain of relegation.
Kearney keen to turn Tangerine dream into nightmare
St Mirren boss Oran Kearney has warned play-off rivals Dundee United his side have definitely improved since their last meeting.
St Mirren face relegation play-off despite victory over Dundee
Substitute Cody Cooke scored a hat-trick as St Mirren did their bit by beating Dundee 3-2 at Dens Park – but it was not enough to spare Oran Kearney’s side from the relegation play-offs.
O’Dea-r: Retiring defender sees red in final match
Retiring Dundee defender Darren O’Dea was left with a red face when his final match ended after just 19 minutes as he was sent off against St Mirren.
McGowan backs caretaker boss McPake for Dundee job
Paul McGowan has told Dundee chief John Nelms the answer to his managerial conundrum is sitting under his nose in the shape of James McPake.
Buddies are buzzing ahead of crunch Dundee clash, says Cody Cooke
Cody Cooke insists there is more excitement than pressure at St Mirren ahead of the crunch Ladbrokes Premiership clash with Dundee on Saturday.
James McPake not thinking about becoming permanent Dundee manager
James McPake claims putting his name forward for the Dundee manager’s job would be disrespectful given the debt he owes to the club.
Cadets unveil planes dedicated to RAF heroes
Three brothers who died in RAF service have been remembered with the unveiling of new planes bearing their names.
Nelms: Dundee fans would not have accepted us giving McIntyre more time
Dundee managing director John Nelms claims he had no choice but to sack boss Jim McIntyre after watching his relationship with the Dens Park support turn “toxic”.
James McPake to take temporary charge of Dundee
Former Dundee captain James McPake will take the team for their final Ladbrokes Premiership game following the sacking of Jim McIntyre.
5 things we learned from this weekend’s Scottish Premiership action
Rangers beat Ladbrokes Premiership champions Celtic 2-0 at Ibrox in the penultimate round of fixtures this season.
Halkett has probably played his last match for Livingston – Holt
Livingston manager Gary Holt admits Craig Halkett has probably played his last game for the club.
McIntyre making plans for next season
Dundee manager Jim McIntyre insists he is not fearing for his job ahead of his scheduled meeting with managing director John Nelms on Monday.
Miller goal sees Dundee end losing run
Kenny Miller’s first-half goal was enough to earn relegated Dundee their first win in three months in a tame end-of-season affair at Livingston.
McIntyre confident he can lead Dundee back into Ladbrokes Premiership
Jim McIntyre backed himself to repeat his second-tier success with Dundee as he awaits the outcome of the club’s annual review.
Police appeal after man accused of shouting anti-Catholic comments on Aberdeen-bound train
A football fan has been accused of shouting offensive comments on an Aberdeen-bound train, sparking a police appeal.
O’Dea praises influence of the late Tommy Burns as he decides to retire
Dundee defender Darren O’Dea paid tribute to late Celtic manager Tommy Burns as he announced his retirement from full-time football.
5 things we learned from this weekend’s Scottish football action
The top and bottom places of the Ladbrokes Premiership were both decided this weekend, with two matches still left to play.
Dundee fail to support McIntyre again after confirmation of club’s relegation
Dundee again failed to offer any public assurances over manager Jim McIntyre’s future after the club’s relegation was confirmed by a 1-0 home defeat by Hamilton.
Jim McIntyre ‘determined’ to lead Dundee back up after relegation
Jim McIntyre took responsibility for Dundee’s relegation following a 10th consecutive defeat but remained “absolutely determined” to lead them back into the top flight.
Dundee relegation confirmed by late Andreu penalty
Tony Andreu’s late penalty consigned Dundee to relegation and put Hamilton firmly in the driving seat to avoid a play-off.
Three guilty of ‘savage and depraved’ killing of Aberdeen oil worker
Two men have been found guilty of the "savage and depraved" murder of an Aberdeen offshore worker, while his former partner was convicted of killing him.
Loanee Scott Wright fully focused on trying to keep Dundee up
Scott Wright will not be following Dundee through the Ladbrokes Premiership trapdoor if they go down – but that will not stop the Aberdeen youngster from giving his all to the Dens Park cause.
Restored Mackintosh tea rooms win top built environment awards
The restored Mackintosh-designed Willow tea rooms in Glasgow have won two leading awards for built environment projects.