News
THE MYSTERY heir to a piece of land could be entitled to a sum of council cash – if only they could find them.
Now council chiefs set to take the built up Kilwinning area cannot pay out for it because they can’t trace descendants of the owner who died in 1911.
THE LEADER of the council shocked the room when he openly claimed the man who chairs council meetings is “not impartial.” Labour’s David O’Niell made the slur in the middle of a heated row that erupted when a member of his party tried to buck accepted conventions of democracy by questioning the opposition.
Sport
CAPTAIN Courageous David Kirkland fought off the effects of cramp, leading by example with a dazzling extra-time double as tiber clinched their TENTH Britsih Energy Ayrshire Cup crown and their first in a decade, edging out a fiesty young Carrick side in this Friday night nailbiter.
Then he set his sights on defending their Lindsay fencing (Irvine) Premiier Division title and even end up with a quadruple with the Eric W White Memorial trophy already in the cabinet.
Fourteen league wins in a row! 
IMPRESSIVE Buffs strengthened their promotion credentials as their unbeaten league run stretched to FOURTEEN games following this well-earned win against the Lanarkshire visitors. It left them just two points adrift of second-place Vale of Clyde, over whom they have two games in hand.
Meadow bow out two down to Pollock
GUTTED goalscorer Gavin Friels admitted Irvine Meadow face amn anxious waiting game after blowing thier chance to move to the brink of the West Premier title at ewlandsfield Park on Saturday. Victory or even a draw in their final league game would have left champs Pollock facing a massivetask to overhaul the Meadow Park men.
The Guide
Overclocked: A History of Violence
Point and click adventures are the Cinderella of gaming. With your big name releases - GTA4, anything with 'Lego' in the name, or that comes with a shiny new Wii gadget taking all of our attention (and a great slice of disposable income) this summer, the smaller releases are increasingly lost in the noise.
