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Joint-administrators BDO have released an update on the current state of the football club.
The University of St Andrews once again hosted the prestigious, annual tournament.
Scott Kellacher was naturally frustrated after watching his side dominate against Annan, but still come out on the losing side.
Inverness did everything but score as their buffer to the relegation play-off place was cur down to two points.
The defender’s dad won 38 caps for England, but both father and son have recently gained citizenship for a different country.
He went off injured during a match earlier this month, and now there has been an update on his fitness.
A successful outing at the Italian World Cup saw him take another handful of medals home to the Highlands.
The shot-stopper has established as the first choice in Inverness, and now has his chance to make a mark on the international scene.
Lilywhites look to follow up big win.
Scott Kellacher is keen to keep everyone at the club focused ahead of the visit of Stenhousemuir tomorrow night.
Different offers will be in place for Caley Thistle’s next four home matches as they enter the League One run in.
He only joined Clachnacuddin permanently last summer, but has already been rewarded with fresh terms.
The charity was founded after 17-year-old Charlie Cosser was killed by stabbings in the south of England.
Scott Kellacher admits he may be forced into changing ICT’s approach to suit the conditions this weekend.
He has featured for Brian Macleod’s side in recent weeks as a trialist.
He entered the competition this year after seeing how much the charity benefitted the son of two of his best friends.
Two of the Highland League’s heavyweights will face off in Inverness with silverware on the line.
This year the parade and party will be combined back into one day, marking 30 years since the first Pride march in Scotland.
The Inverness-based editor of former trans magazine The Tartan Skirt has reflected on her journey towards peace and contentness.
After multiple trials, the teenager has landed at a new club permanently following his release from ICT earlier this month.
