club were relegated to South One in 2009 after a season where they lost 13–0 to Kingussie Camanachd and finished bottom of the league. The club disbanded its second team in 2010. The club bounced back to the Premier with an undefeated championship season in South Division One in 2010. The 2011 was one of unstinting horror at league level with Orchy failing to win a game and not breaching double figures in terms of goals scored. Orchy played in the re-established National Division One in 2014 after finishing third in South Division One in 2013. The club fielded a second team for the first time in several years in 2014. However, the club pulled out of National Division One in 2015 due to feeling they did not have the resources to compete at that level. In 2022, Glenorchy combined with Taynuilt at senior level to create Cruachanside. Difficulties with Park Home games are played at the Mart Park, Dalmally, and there are changing facilities at the Auction Market there. Apart from a pitch at Craig Farm when the Mart pitch was flooded, all home games since 1947 have been played at the Mart Park. The suitability of the stadium for the Premier League was questioned by some in the Premier league as Glenorchy made the step up in 2009. Whether or not the issues were addressed is uncertain, but Glenorchy did not suffer as many postponements as Kyles Athletic or other South clubs. Famous Players Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, OBE, founder of Mary's Meals. References External links Glenorchy Camanachd On-line Shinty teams Sport in Argyll and Bute 1947 establishments in Scotland Sports clubs established in 1947