Graham Boyd: Last News

A bid to demolish one of Kilmarnock's most historic buildings has been lodged.

Chris Aitken admits his side need to be miles better this weekend if they want to cause a cup shock.

Kilmarnock residents have been left scratching their heads after someone dumped hundreds of rolls in a park.

Irvine Meadow striker Graham Boyd admits he’s desperate to be let loose against Auchinleck Talbot – after netting his first league goal in three years.

Rutherglen Glencairn boss Willie Harvey has warned his side they can’t believe they are safe in the top flight after his return to the dugout was spoiled by a 3-0 defeat to Irvine Meadow.

Graham Boyd turned in a man-of-the-match performance in his first league start for more than three years as Irvine Meadow mowed down 10-man Glens.

Irvine Meadow return – then insisted it felt like he'd never been away.The 28-year-old striker made his first appearance for the Dow since September 15, 2018, getting an hour under his belt as Meadow beat Whitletts Victoria 1-0 in a friendly.And Boyd, who has battled back from knee issues and a brain injury, revealed it took a typically robust challenge from Whitletts' warhorse defender Chris McGowan to convince him he's ready to kickstart his career.He said: "It was so strange but it felt like I'd never been away."I was excited in the build up to the game and during the warm-up but as soon as the whistle went it felt like any other match."My body felt good and sharp which was a real lift for me."At one point Chris McGowan absolutely