Described as a ‘proud Glaswegian unicorn’, the mascot made her debut posing for pictures on top of the city’s Finnieston Crane.
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A unicorn called Finnie has been unveiled as the mascot for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Described as a “proud Glaswegian unicorn”, she made her debut posing for pictures on top of the Finnieston Crane – her namesake and a landmark on the city’s skyline.
The unveiling took place at a special event held at the Glasgow School of Art on Wednesday.
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