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The National
18-07-2025
- Sport
- The National
Celtic's festive fixtures already picked for live TV
The SPFL has this afternoon confirmed that Sky Sports will showcase Brendan Rodgers' side as they make the short journeys to Livingston and Premier Sports will broadcast the visit to Motherwell between Christmas and New Year later in 2025. Firstly, on Saturday, December 27, Celtic's trip to the Tony Macaroni will be beamed to TV audiences, with the game kicking off at 3pm. Then, a few days later, with Motherwell playing hosts on Tuesday, December 30, the Hoops will also be live on the box. That game is set for an 8pm start. Read more: The SPFL has confirmed a host of TV selections by Sky and Premier Sports. Two Dundee derbies are among the picks too. Full list of latest confirmed TV selections Friday August 22 William Hill Championship Raith Rovers v Dunfermline Athletic Live on BBC Scotland, kick-off 7.45pm Saturday August 23 William Hill Premiership Falkirk v Hibernian Live on Premier Sports, kick-off 5.45pm Note: Will be postponed if Hibernian are involved in the play-offs of a UEFA competition Sunday August 31 William Hill Premiership Dundee v Dundee United Live on Premier Sports, kick-off 2.00pm Saturday December 27 William Hill Premiership Livingston v Celtic Live on Sky Sports, kick-off 3.00pm Saturday December 27 William Hill Premiership Aberdeen v Dundee United Live on Premier Sports, kick-off 5.45pm Tuesday December 30 William Hill Premiership Motherwell v Celtic Live on Premier Sports, kick-off 8.00pm Saturday January 3 William Hill Premiership Dundee United v Dundee Live on Sky Sports, kick-off 3.00pm
Daily Record
24-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Record
Nando's confirm location of first Ayrshire restaurant
Nando's have confirmed they will be taking over the former Tony Macaroni restaurant next to the Odeon cinema in Kilmarnock. Nando's have confirmed the location of their first Ayrshire outlet and a vacant restaurant could be set for a brighter future as a result. Currently abandoned, the former Tony Macaroni restaurant in Kilmarnock is set to become home to Ayrshire's first Nando's. Ayrshire's foodies and fans of the South African chain will no longer have to travel to Glasgow to for their peri-peri fix. The popular chicken restaurant chain have now confirmed that they will be opening in the empty unit. Located next to the town's Odeon cinema, the building has previously been home to both a Tony Macaroni and a Frankie and Benny's. The building has lain empty since July 2024 when Tony Macaroni unexpectedly closed the restaurant. Frankie and Benny's had pulled out of the venue in 2020 as a result of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the hospitality industry. In response to an enquiry from Ayrshire Live, Nando's said they were "excited" to be opening in Kilmarnock and that they would "share more details soon". Founded by Fernando Duarte and Robert Brozin in Rosettenville, South Africa, Nando's is a Portuguese and Mozambican inspired restaurant chain which primarily serves peri-peri chicken. Named after Fernando's son Nando, the restaurant chain currently operates more then 1,000 restaurants in 30 countries worldwide.
Daily Record
09-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Record
Nando's confirms first Ayrshire restaurant set to open 'later this year'
Nando's will be coming to Ayrshire later this year after the firm confirmed they would be opening a new outlet in Kilmarnock. A popular chicken restaurant chain is set to open its first outlet in Ayrshire 'later this year'. Nando's have confirmed that they are set to bring their famous flame-grilled peri-peri chicken to Kilmarnock. Previously, Ayrshire's foodies and fans of the South African chain have had to travel to Glasgow to for their peri-peri fix with the Silverburn outlet the closest to the county. Nando's have not confirmed exactly where their new Kilmarnock eatery will be but it is believed that they are interested in the former Tony Macaroni restaurant next to the Odeon cinema on Queen's Drive. The building, which was previously a Frankie and Benny's, has been empty since July 2024 when Tony Macaroni unexpectedly closed the restaurant. Frankie and Benny's had pulled out of the venue in 2020 as a result of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the hospitality industry. In response to an enquiry from Ayrshire Live, Nando's said they were "excited" to be opening in Kilmarnock and that they would "share more details soon". Founded by Fernando Duarte and Robert Brozin in Rosettenville, South Africa, Nando's is a Portuguese and Mozambican inspired restaurant chain which primarily serves peri-peri chicken. Named after Fernando's son Nando, the restaurant chain currently operates more then 1,000 restaurants in 30 countries worldwide.
Press and Journal
07-05-2025
- Business
- Press and Journal
Future of Aberdeen Mozza plunged into doubt as Union Square location remains closed for a month
Mozza's future has been thrown into doubt. Image: DC Thomson The future of a pizza restaurant in Aberdeen has been thrown into doubt as it has not opened to customers for more than a month. Fans of Mozza have been left unable to book tables or order takeaway since it suddenly closed its doors at the beginning of April. Ever since, a bench has been placed in the entranceway of the Union Square unit to prevent anyone entering, and construction equipment can be seen scattered inside. The option to book a table for the Aberdeen location has also been completely removed from the company's website. The entranceway to the restaurant has been blocked. Image: DC Thomson. However, social media pages for Mozza Aberdeen remain active, posting pictures and advertising their loyalty programme. The opening hours section for the restaurant on Union Square's website displays the word 'closed' on each of the seven days of the week. Its Glasgow location also closed suddenly in June 2023. The Press and Journal has made several attempts to contact the business but the brand refused to confirm the unit's closure. Various equipment can be seen inside. Image: DC Thomson. Mozza Aberdeen doubts surface after Tony Macaroni ousting The closure of the Italian-inspired eatery, follows the recent end of Aberdeen's Tony Macaroni location. Both Mozza and Toni Macaroni were founded by Lanarkshire-based entrepreneur Giuseppe Marini. Tony Macaroni was forced out of its Marischal Square premises last December following a series of missed rent payments to Aberdeen City Council. Tony Macaroni closed in January. Image: Kenny Elrick/DC Thomson. A tenant is still being sought for Unit F in the Upperkirkgate development. Union Square has been contacted for comment. Tags
