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Rugby: Hot prospect Forbes joins rivals Currie
Currie have bolstered their squad for the coming Premier One season with the arrival of talented youngster Jamie Forbes from Capital rivals Watsonians.
Donaldson likes spice of B&I cup draw
Currie coach Ally Donaldson has welcomed a British and Irish rugby cup draw which will see the Malleny Park team entertain Ulster (Nov. 19) and Nottingham (Dec. 17) as well as visit Leeds (Nov. 12) and Swansea (Dec. 10).
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Rugby: Currie captain planning an Ayr raid
Currie skipper Andy Adam is urging his players to finish the season on a high by winning tomorrow's clash with Ayr at Millbrae, which sees second place in the Premiership up for grabs, writes COLIN RENTON.
Rugby: Currie's recipe is the spice of life for young players
Currie coach Ally Donaldson believes that qualification for next season's British & Irish Cup can prove to be a springboard for success at the club. And he also sees it as a potential tool in recruiting players with aspirations to move into the pro ranks.
Rugby: Cup qualification consoles Currie as Melrose take title
Currie captain Andy Adam insists it was a case of mission accomplished at Old Annielsand on Saturday, despite the Malleny Park men surrendering their Premiership title to Melrose.
Currie's Ally Hamilton focused on title bid after glamour game
ALLY HAMILTON returns to the Currie line-up tomorrow for the first time since pulling on the famous Barbarians jersey - but he insists facing Glasgow Hawks at Anniesland in the Scottish Premiership will be no comedown.
Glasgow Hawks 10 - 13 Currie: Currie edge out Hawks but lose grip on the title
Currie brushed away the cobwebs from three weeks of inactivity to come from behind and secure a return to next season's British & Irish Cup.
Rugby: Currie stand off handed pro deal with Edinburgh
Edinburgh RUGBY today swooped to land one of Scotland's top stand off prospects on an elite development contract.
Rugby: Three is the magic number for Currie
Currie leapt into third place of the Scottish rugby premiership with a 43-15 win over lacklustre Boroughmuir at Meggetland, leaving prop forward John Cox to confirm the absolute need to remain in a podium position.
Rugby: On-song Latta urges Muir to maintain momentum
Boroughmuir are being urged to remain focused on tomorrow's Premiership clash with Currie at Meggetland and not let minds stray to next week's all-important home semi-final with Ayr in the Scottish Cup.
Preview: Currie v Melrose
Venue: Malleny Park. Key clash: Matt Scott v Scott Wight.
Glasgow Hawks 18 - 29 Ayr: Holders clip Hawks' wings on their way to cup semi-final in Capital
Ayr remain on track to retain the Premier Cup after victory in a pulsating quarter-final that was a fantastic advert for Scottish club rugby.
Rugby: Currie facing real 'test of character' after cup exit
Former Scotland and Lions star Craig Chalmers praised up-and-coming Currie stand-off Matt Scott after a fast and physical Malleny Park clash ended with Melrose booking an April 16 Scottish Cup final place against either Boroughmuir or Ayr with a 43-25 victory.
Patched-up Currie plan to derail Melrose
The two premier stand-offs in club rugby go head-to-head tomorrow at Malleny Park where Currie and Melrose battle for a place in the Scottish Cup Final against either Hawks, Ayr or Boroughmuir.
Rugby: Law man Scott still making a strong case
Matthew SCOTT became the first Currie rugby player to take his try tally into double figures when he reached 11 with a brace in the 50-21 Scottish Premier Cup sectional round demolition of Aberdeen Grammar FPs at Malleny Park.
Back to bread and butter but Currie have the appetite . .
Currie have been warned to keep their feet on the ground when returning to domestic action with a home Premiership cup tie against Aberdeen Grammar FPs tomorrow following a first-ever sojourn into the British and Irish Cup.
Rugby: Currie fall short in Plymouth
Currie will turn their attention to attempting a Scottish Premiership and Cup double after their inaugural British and Irish Cup campaign ended with a 33-27 defeat at Plymouth Albion.
Rugby: Currie mourn the passing of club stalwart Airs
Tributes have been paid to former Currie rugby team manager Alan Airs, who has died after a long illness aged 56.
Rugby: Currie keep the heat on with victory
Currie remain in the hunt for a top-three finish in the Premiership after a rousing second-half effort helped them post a 47-3 win over Dundee High.
Rugby: Currie and Heriot's march on in the Premier Cup
Currie, the losing finalists in 2006, launched their Premier Cup challenge with a bonus point win away to Howe of Fife in Pool A. However, there was no repeat of last season's 75-7 success in the same competition and the Malleny Park men were made to work hard before emerging 23-14 victors.
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