The Laxay River, once considered as one of the best Salmon fishing rivers on Lewis, has long been a popular spot for traditional angling (and a legendary site for poaching in the 19th and 20th centuries). With Wild Atlantic Salmon numbers declining and the species now protected, the Soval Estate operates a catch and release […]
On Friday 16 January, the Kinloch Historical Society welcomed members and representatives from the Highlanders’ Museum, Queens Own Highlanders Regiment Association, ex-Servicemen, Comhairle nan Eilean Siar, Army Cadets, local press, and the general public, to attend the opening of our Seaforth Highlander Exhibition. This exhibition – which has been eight years in the making
Air an 6mh latha den t-Sultain, dh’ainmich na trì comainn eachdraidh anns na Lochan (Ceann an Loch, Ceann a Tuath nan Loch agus Pàirc) Holley NicAoidh mar an Oifigear Leasachadh na Gàidhlig ùr aca airson na sgìre mar phàirt den phròiseact Gàidhlig trì bliadhna aca. Bha Holley ag obair roimhe seo aig Sabhal Mòr Ostaig
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Eadar an Gearran agus an Cèitinn cho-obraich an oifigeach coimhearsnachd aig Comann Eachdraidh Cheann a Loch agus clas GM5-7 bho Sgoil na Lochan am pròiseact cultarach mu sheinn nan salm. Thug an clas mar ainm air a’phròiseact “Salmaidh”! Rannsaich na sgoilearan deilbh bhideo bho thasglann a’ Chomuinn Eachdraidh, comhraidhean le muinntir an àite, ministeirean, luchd
Cleachd I neo caill I. Sin suidheachadh na Gàidhlig air na Lochan cho math ri iomadh àit eile. Tha cothram ann a nis rudeigin a dheànamh ma dheidhinn. Tha na trì comainn eachdraidh ‘s an sgìre air a thighinn comhla gus feuchainn stad a chur air a chrìonadh agus misneachd a thoirt do dhaoine a
Doors Open Days 2025: Unlock Scotland this September The Outer Hebrides to take part in Scotland’s largest free festival celebrating the buildings, people and heritage that shape our communities. This September, Doors Open Days returns for its 35th year, inviting people across Scotland to step inside hundreds of buildings and spaces that are usually closed