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List of Shinty-Hurling international matches between Ireland and Scotland

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The first known international fixture between a Scottish shinty team and Irish hurling team occurred in 1896, when the London Camanchd and London GAA local clubs met in a friendly.[1] The following year, the first official series featuring an amalgamation of rules from both sports, occurred at Celtic Park in Scotland between Glasgow Cowal and Dublin Celtic. International tests between all-Scotland and all-Ireland teams were played intermittently prior to World War II. There were several attempts to establish regular meetings dating back to the Tailteann Games in 1928.[2] However, anti-British sentiment within the GAA prevented a formalised series from occurring until the 1970s.[3] It was not until 2003 that the Camanachd Association and the Gaelic Athletic Association committed to a yearly series, known as the Shinty–Hurling International Series.[4] To date 48 fixtures have been played with Ireland winning 23 matches, Scotland winning 21 matches, and four draws.

Overall

Up to date as of 2023 fixture

Country Series won Series drawn Matches won Matches drawn Total scores
Republic of Ireland Ireland19 3 23 4 70–381 (613)*
Scotland Scotland18 21 77–356 (573)*
* Goals in 2012 series worth 5 points

Records

Note: Date shown in brackets indicates when the record was last set.

Record Ireland Scotland
Longest winning streak 7 (13 November 2010 – 2 November 2013) 5 (30 September 1995 – 1999)
Largest points for
Home 8-11 (51) (27 October 2012)* 3-15 (24) (24 October 2015)
Away 3-10 (25) (20 October 2012)* 5-11 (26) (2 November 2019)
Largest winning margin
Home 28 (27 October 2012)* 11 (13 October 2007)
Away 8 (8 June 1974, 25 October 2003) 22 (2 November 2019)
* Goals in 2012 series worth 5 points

Results

No.DateResultVenueWinnerSeries winnerReference
26 December 1896 London 3

London Scottish 0

Lea Bridge, London London [1]
19 April 1897 Glasgow Cowal 11

Dublin Celtic 2

Celtic Park, Glasgow Glasgow Cowal [1]
17 July 1897 Glasgow Cowal 2

Dublin Celtic 0

Jones Road, Dublin Glasgow Cowal
May 1901 Glasgow Caledonian 5

Rapparees 2

Possilpark, Glasgow Glasgow Caledonian
5 August 1922 Skye 5–1

Glasgow 3–0

Skye [5]
3 August 1924 Scotland 2

Ireland 1

Croke Park, Dublin Scotland Scotland [6]
29 June 1932 Ireland 6

Scotland 1

Republic of Ireland Ireland [6]
6 May 1933 Combined Universities 1

Southern Scottish Shinty League 0

Shieldhall Park, Glasgow Combined Universities [7]
1947 Ireland 3

Scotland 2

Edinburgh Republic of Ireland Ireland
5 August 1972 Ireland 6–4

Scotland 4–5

Bught Park, Inverness Republic of Ireland Ireland
19 May 1973 Ireland 2–16

Scotland 2–7

Croke Park, Dublin Republic of Ireland Ireland
8 June 1974 Ireland 3–8

Scotland 1–6

Bught Park, Inverness Republic of Ireland Ireland
7 August 1976 Scotland 5

Ireland 5

Old Anniesland, Glasgow Draw [8]
28 May 1977 Ireland 5

Scotland 1

Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork Republic of Ireland Ireland
1 July 1978 Ireland 7

Scotland 3

An Aird, Fort William Republic of Ireland Ireland
12 July 1979 Ireland 7

Scotland 3

Port E Chee Rugby Grounds, Douglas, Isle of Man Republic of Ireland Ireland
26 September 1993 Scotland 4

Ireland 2

Bught Park, Inverness Scotland Scotland
2 October 1994 Ireland 3

Scotland 3

Athenry Draw
30 September 1995 Scotland 5

Ireland 4

An Aird, Fort William Scotland Scotland
28 September 1996 Scotland 3-8

Ireland 0-10

Cusack Park, Ennis Scotland Scotland
15 November 1997 Scotland 3-8

Ireland 1-9

Bught Park, Inverness Scotland Scotland
15 March 1998 Scotland 0-12

Ireland 0-7

Nowlan Park, Kilkenny Scotland Scotland
1999 Scotland 3-6 (15)
Ireland 2-1 (7)
Scotland Scotland
25 October 2003 Ireland 5–9 (24)
Scotland 1–13 (16)
Bught Park, Inverness Republic of Ireland Ireland Republic of Ireland Ireland [9]
16 October 2004 Ireland 3–10 (19)
Scotland 4–7 (19)
Seán Eiffe Park, Ratoath Draw [10]
8 October 2005 Scotland 4–8 (20)
Ireland 2–11 (17)
Bught Park, Inverness Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland [9]
5 November 2006 Scotland 2–13 (19)
Ireland 2–5 (11)
Croke Park, Dublin Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland [9]
13 October 2007 Scotland 4–10 (22)
Ireland 0–11 (11)
An Aird, Fort William Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland [9]
18 October 2008 Scotland 1–10 (13)
Ireland 1–9 (12)
Nowlan Park, Kilkenny Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland [9]
31 October 2009 Ireland 2–8 (14)
Scotland 1–8 (11)
Bught Park, Inverness Republic of Ireland Ireland Republic of Ireland Ireland [9]
30 October 2010Ireland 2–15 (21)
Scotland 2–16 (22)
Croke Park, DublinScotland ScotlandRepublic of Ireland Ireland win 7–21 (42) to 5–23 (38) on aggregate[9]
13 November 2010Scotland 3–7 (16)
Ireland 5–6 (21)
Bught Park, InvernessRepublic of Ireland Ireland[11]
22 October 2011Ireland 1–16 (19)
Scotland 2–8 (14)
Geraldine Park, AthyRepublic of Ireland IrelandRepublic of Ireland Ireland win 3–25 (36) to 3–19 (28) on aggregate[12]
29 October 2011Scotland 1–11 (14)
Ireland 2–9 (15)
Bught Park, InvernessRepublic of Ireland Ireland[13]
20 October 2012Scotland 2–9 (19)
Ireland 3–10 (25)
Bught Park, InvernessRepublic of Ireland IrelandRepublic of Ireland Ireland win 11–21 (76) to 6–12 (42) on aggregate[9]
27 October 2012Ireland 8–11 (51)
Scotland 4–3 (23)
Cusack Park, EnnisRepublic of Ireland Ireland[14]
26 October 2013Ireland 4–12 (24)
Scotland 2–12 (18)
Croke Park, DublinRepublic of Ireland IrelandRepublic of Ireland Ireland win 5–27 (42) to 2–26 (32) on aggregate[15]
2 November 2013Scotland 0–14 (14)
Ireland 1–15 (18)
Bught Park, InvernessRepublic of Ireland Ireland[16]
18 October 2014Scotland 3–14 (23)
Ireland 2–8 (14)
Bught Park, InvernessScotland ScotlandRepublic of Ireland Ireland win 4–26 (38) to 3–22 (31) on aggregate[17]
25 October 2014Ireland 2–18 (24)
Scotland 0–8 (8)
Pairc Esler, NewryRepublic of Ireland Ireland[18]
24 October 2015Scotland 3–15 (24)
Ireland 2–8 (14)
Bught Park, InvernessScotland ScotlandScotland Scotland win 5–23 (38) to 4–18 (30) on aggregate[19]
21 November 2015Ireland 2–10 (16)
Scotland 2–8 (14)
Croke Park, DublinRepublic of Ireland Ireland[20]
22 October 2016Scotland 0–14 (14)
Ireland 0–5 (5)
Bught Park, InvernessScotland ScotlandScotland Scotland[21]
21 October 2017Scotland 2-12 (18)
Ireland 0-15 (15)
Bught Park, InvernessScotland ScotlandScotland Scotland[22]
20 October 2018Scotland 1-11 (14)
Ireland 1-9 (12)
Bught Park, InvernessScotland ScotlandScotland Scotland[23]
2 November 2019Scotland 5-11 (26)
Ireland 0-4 (4)
AbbotstownScotland ScotlandScotland Scotland[24]
The 2020–2022 fixtures were postponed by agreement of the Camanachd Association and the GAA due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[25]
21 October 2023Ireland 0-22 (22)
Scotland 2-08 (14)
Páirc Esler, NewryRepublic of Ireland IrelandRepublic of Ireland Ireland[26]
26 October 2024Ireland 3-16 (25)
Scotland 5-07 (22) (a.e.t.)
Cusack Park, EnnisRepublic of Ireland IrelandRepublic of Ireland Ireland[27]
25 October 2025Ireland 3-03 (12)
Scotland 2-04 (10) (a.e.t.)
Bught Park, InvernessRepublic of Ireland Ireland

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