We're back!

We have a hell of a season ahead in domestic rugby, the URC, the Celtic Challenge, European Cups, Nations Championship, WXV, the Six Nations, and it all finishes at the 2027 Rugby World Cup.

And we'll be with you every step of the way.

And we're going to begin in the men's premiership, which kicked off on Saturday.

So here, a rundown on the results.

Defending champions Ayr welcomed Watsonians to Mowbray and won 33-10.

Curry travelled to Glasgow Hawks and won 45-5.

Melrose went to GHA and just edged it to win 34-31.

Herriots dismantled Hawick 80-13 at Golden Acre.

And Kelso beat Edinburgh Hockey's 38-21 at Point de Parc.

Barney, what game were you at for this one this weekend?

Yeah, I think maybe it must have been early morning, early morning, early season enthusiasm because I usually send a message out to all our various reporters and then I pick up the game that nobody else you know, opts for.

And by, like I said, it may be out nine o'clock on Monday morning, by half past nine, all the games were taken.

So I had a free weekend in that sense.

Oh,

fantastic.

Yeah, so I actually went along and watched the Trinity Ackies versus Leith game that kicked off at two just along the road from Golden Acre, watched that game.

This is exciting, Leith listeners.

I have no idea what the result of that was.

Tell me, Barney.

Give us a rundown on that game.

It was a win for Trinity, which was excellent because I am an ex-Trinity schoolboy.

I played a bit for Trinity.

I coached them, actually, when I first got injured and stopped playing.

So, as you know, the offside line is totally neutral and you just wanted to watch, but I was quite pleased because, I mean, Trinity, when I was growing up, I'm sure the story was that Leith had never beaten Trinity or something like that.

Now, we're going to get Jim Smith from Leith, probably.