Central - DUN | Snah, sleet, | shinty | , tatties, mince | 2007 |
Central - LAL | zies wha, Help ma Boab, is a ' | shinty | blue' frae Oxford, she taks t | 2008 |
Doric - DOR | me o bandy reached Sweden (or | shinty | cam tae Scotlan). Fooiver, mo | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | ity. A thoucht aboot bandy an | shinty | for a minute or twa an a spei | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | or even tak pairt in a game o | shinty | hisel – an fit wey nae? Jus | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | ken the day anent history or | shinty | let alane bandy. The Scots an | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | napag”. An they played like | shinty | players forby – A mynd that | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | come fae, an were there onie | shinty | players in amun them? | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | sembled the “caman” o the | shinty | players in Scotlan. They didn | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | ast o Scotlan – traditional | shinty | playin areas. Afore the war w | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | s shaws an image o a sword, a | shinty | stick an a baa as the main ic | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | siccar there maun hae been a | shinty | stick or twa amun these loons | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | 632, the king o Sweden wi his | shinty | stick raised heich abeen his | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | n Clonca in Ulster tae ken at | Shinty | wes a warriors game. Ane o th | 2003 |
Doric - DOR | ey chiels, but a baa like the | shinty | “cnapag”. An they played | 2003 |