Derek McInnes happy to see Aberdeen back to winning ways
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes was delighted with his side’s return to winning ways in Saturday’s 1-0 Ladbrokes Premiership win over Kilmarnock at Rugby Park.
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New lifeboat named in honour of helicopter tragedy victims
A new lifeboat has been named in memory of 16 men who lost their lives in a helicopter tragedy a decade ago.
Steve Clarke believes Steven McLean should never referee Kilmarnock games again
Steve Clarke insists Steven McLean should never referee a Kilmarnock game again after he sent off three Killie players in their 1-0 Ladbrokes Premiership defeat to Aberdeen at Rugby Park.
McKenna goal seals fractious contest in Aberdeen’s favour
Scott McKenna was the Aberdeen goal hero as the Dons opened up a crucial three-point gap over Kilmarnock, who finished a fractious Ladbrokes Premiership encounter at Rugby Park with eight men.
Aberdeen duo McInnes and Docherty to face SFA disciplinary hearings
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes and assistant Tony Docherty will both face Scottish Football Association disciplinary hearings over their Hampden dismissals.
Two women, aged 22 and 36, die after going swimming at Aberdeen Beach in the early hours
Police in Aberdeen have confirmed that two women have died following an incident at the city's Beach Esplanade.
Probe launched as two women die after being pulled from sea
Two women have died after being pulled from the sea following a major rescue operation off a city beach.
Two dead after being rescued from sea off Aberdeen beach
Two people have died after being pulled from the sea off Aberdeen beach.
Festival features street art linking Aberdeen with Spanish Civil War
A large relief sculpture has been created to mark links between Aberdeen and the Spanish Civil War.
McInnes refuses to be drawn on links to Scotland post
Derek McInnes claims most coaches would love to lead their country but the Aberdeen boss refused to be drawn on his own aspirations in the wake of Alex McLeish’s sacking as Scotland manager.
Minister hails £1.4bn investment in infrastructure projects last year
More than £1.4 billion was invested in infrastructure projects across Scotland over the last year, official figures show.