by Katreana Bellew | May 13, 2022 | 2022 Magazine, ASF Magazine, ASF News, Events, Magazine, Magazine Arts and Culture, Sports
The American Scottish Foundation shares an update on the Highland games taking place around the country through June. If you’re in the area and have a weekend to join the Celtic fun, please do so! May 21-22, Smoky Mountain Scottish Festival & Games (TN)...
by Katreana Bellew | Apr 23, 2022 | 2022 Magazine, ASF Magazine, ASF News, Events, Magazine, Magazine Arts and Culture, Magazine News, Sports
Glasgow Celtic, chasing a domestic treble, took on their bitter rivals, Glasgow Rangers, in an enthralling Scottish Cup Semi-Final fixture this past Sunday (April 17th). The Old Firm fixture has always been the most widely celebrated and revered game in Scottish...
by Katreana Bellew | Jan 17, 2022 | 2021 Magazine, ASF Magazine, ASF News, Magazine, Magazine Arts and Culture, Sports
Peter ‘Snakebite’ Wright – Darts World Champion “Scotland get battered everywhere they go” were the chants from English fans throughout January’s Darts World Championship. However, Scotland’s Peter ‘Snakebite’ Wright seemed to have other ideas on how...
by Katreana Bellew | Dec 15, 2021 | 2021 Magazine, Arts and Culture, ASF Magazine, Magazine, Magazine Arts and Culture, Sports
Our sports reporter Cameron Steer follows up with a Rugby Review with reports on four games of Scotland against four nations. Vs. Tonga – 30th October Scotland got off to a fantastic start in the Autumn internationals with a resounding victory over Tonga which...
by Katreana Bellew | Nov 26, 2021 | 2021 Magazine, ASF Magazine, Events, Magazine, Magazine Arts and Culture, Sports
Exciting Scottish sports news from our sports writer Cameron Steer! November’s concluding World Cup qualifying fixtures brought a lot of fortune for Scottish football fans as two wins in our last two games confirmed a seeded place in the World Cup Play-Off Semi...
by Katreana Bellew | Nov 8, 2021 | ASF Magazine, Magazine Arts and Culture, Sports
Aisla Craig is a beautiful island off of Scotland now lived on solely by birds as a sanctuary. It’s location as a stopping point between Ireland and Scotland once was the home to a castle to protect from Spanish invaders. The castle is now ruined, leaving the island...
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