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Scott Davidson says Nairn County must make their victory over Inverurie Locos count by embracing the favourites tag in the next two weeks.
Caley Thistle says Coll Donaldson deal to Ross County not yet complete.
Sandy McLeod says his side should have won their last two matches as he is challenges his team to take advantage when they are in front.
Shaun Rooney says Inverness Caledonian Thistle can’t afford inconsistency if they want to achieve their aim of promotion to the Premiership.
Ross Logan commits his future to Merkinch club
Adam Naismith agrees contract extension at Station Park.
CLACHNACUDDIN left Banff with a point as they claimed a draw in their first Highland League game of 2020.
Nairn County start 2020 with victory at Station Park
Full back heads to Elgin while goalkeeper returns to Inverness
Manager John Robertson says players will have to leave Inverness Caledonian Thistle before he would consider signing new ones to the club.
It was a year to remember for sport in Inverness in 2019
Rugby embraced the Christmas spirit as Canal Park played host to the Highland Festive Sevens.
Carl Tremarco is back in training following an ankle injury
JOHN Robertson says Inverness Caledonian Thistle need to make up for lost ground after falling short of their points target for the halfway stage.
Caley Thistle have already won more games at home this campaign than they did in the Championship last season.
Sandy McLeod says his players are determined not to let the stadium fire impact their season.
Aaron Doran says ICT are still looking to chase Dundee United all the way in the Championship title race, despite being 13 points behind.
Clach boss Sandy McLeod says his team were unfortunate to only share the points against Wick after playing well enough to deserve all three.
Highland League club reports electrical fault caused fire at Grant Street Park.
Jamie McCart says ICT fell short of their points target at the half-way stage in the Championship, but is delighted they sit second.
