5 humiliating European defeats suffered by Scottish clubs
Scottish football suffered its latest humiliation on the European scene on Thursday night when Kilmarnock crashed out of the Europa League to Welsh part-timers Connah’s Quay Nomads.
Aberdeen
Earliest reference to whisky still dates back to 1505
Historians have discovered the earliest known reference to a still for distilling Scotch whisky, suggesting its origins may lie in Aberdeen.
McInnes pleased as Aberdeen make European progress
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes hailed his players’ character after they shrugged off an early setback to progress in the Europa League qualifiers.
Aberdeen see off RoPS to progress in Europa League qualifiers
Lewis Ferguson scored with the last kick of the ball to earn Aberdeen victory in Finland and ensure they progress in the Europa League qualifiers.
Rod Stewart will return to Aberdeen later this year for new gig date
Rod Stewart will return to Aberdeen in December to perform at P&J Live for the second time in 2019.
SCOTLAND: Man appears in court charged with murdering his own mother
An man has appeared in court charged with the murder of his mother at her home.
SCOTLAND: Son charged over death of his mother at property
The son of a woman who died in her Aberdeen home was today charged in connection with her death.
Relegation with Dundee made me a better player, says Aberdeen winger Wright
Scott Wright believes the disappointment of relegation at Dundee has equipped him to become an Aberdeen regular.
Gerry Cinnamon to play gig at Aberdeen’s P&J Live
Scottish music sensation Gerry Cinnamon today announced he will play P&J Live this autumn.
McInnes bemoans late goal for Finns
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes admits his side have it all to do after the loss of a stoppage-time goal turned what should have been a comfortable Europa League lead over RoPS Rovaniemi into a far more fragile one.
Late goal takes shine off Aberdeen win
Niall McGinn returned from injury to send Aberdeen on their way to a Europa League win over RoPS Rovaniemi – but a goal from the Finns changed the complexion of the tie in stoppage-time.
Derek McInnes hoping to build on Aberdeen success after signing new deal
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes vowed to create more special moments for the club after signing a two-year contract extension.
Lewis honoured to follow great captains at Aberdeen
New Aberdeen captain Joe Lewis admits he is honoured to follow in the footsteps of some of the club’s great skippers.
SCOTLAND: Police warn residents over ‘flasher’ at city park as woman recounts ordeal
Police have written letters to residents living near a park after a woman reported seeing a man expose himself in the bushes.
Lawrence Shankland has plenty to offer says Mark Reynolds
They didn’t share much game time when they were together at Aberdeen but skipper Mark Reynolds expects to see plenty of Lawrence Shankland now they’re team-mates at Dundee United.
SCOTLAND: Disgust as thieves caught on camera stealing charity donations
A charity boss has blasted callous thieves who stole clothing intended to help people in need.
Derek McInnes thrilled as James Wilson joins Aberdeen on permanent deal
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes is thrilled that James Wilson agreed to make a permanent move to Pittodrie.
Catfish And The Bottlemen heading to P&J Live in November
Hailed as one of the top arena rock bands in the UK, Catfish And The Bottlemen are heading for P&J Live to delight their north-east fans.
SCOTLAND: Oil and gas downturn blamed as city hotel closes its doors, with 12 redundant
A hotel has closed its doors – with “difficult trading conditions” due to the oil and gas downturn blamed.
Death of man found injured in street ‘unexplained’
A man has died after being found injured in a city street.