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World Heavyweight Championship sponsor
The Halkirk Highland Games Association is delighted to announce that our main sponsor JGC Engineering & Technical Services will be sponsoring the RSHGA 2024 World Heavyweight Championship, which is being held at Halkirk for the
Read More2024 World Heavyweight Championships
We are proud to announce that the Halkirk Games will be hosting the prestigious 2024 RSHGA World Heavyweight Championships. The prize money for the overall points in the Heavies will be changed as follows: The
Read MoreEqual prize money for female athletes in 2024
Female track and light field athletes at the 2024 Halkirk Games will be competing in more dedicated open events for females. The number of events (8 in total covering 5 races and 3 jumping events)
Read More2023 official photos
Caithness professional photographer Robert MacDonald of Northern Studios kindly took photos throughout most of the day and a selection are now on show in the gallery section. If you want to buy a print or
Read More2023 results
The main results of Halkirk and all the other Games in Scotland can be viewed on the Royal Scottish Highland Games Association website, the link is: Royal Scottish Highland Games Association :: RSHGA
Read More2023 Photos
Bill Fernie of the Caithness community website took 300 photos of the 2023 Games. They can be seen on the community website : Thumbnail Gallery : Halkirk Highland Games 2023 : 1 to 12 of 300
Read Morelive stream recording available
Our Facebook page still has the live stream recording of all the action (and commentary) and you can watch all five hours at your leisure over the coming months. See link: (12) Facebook
Read More2023 winners
The press article in the Caithness Courier/John O'Groat Journal details all the main winners and shows a few photos, see link: PICTURES: Record-breaking year for Halkirk Games (johnogroat-journal.co.uk)
Read More2023 Games – Record crowd
The 2023 Halkirk Games enjoyed a warm sunny afternoon and the action was watched by a record crowd of over 3,500, smashing last year's record crowd of 3,300. Five ground records were broken. Abbie Harrison
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