Why have a Ceilidh? Clarty Cloot Ceilidh Band, for Ceilidh Dancing in the Scottish Borders and Beyond! Based in the Scottish Borders and established over twenty years ago, The Clarty Cloot Ceilidh Band has a long-standing, nationwide reputation for providing high-quality Scottish and Irish traditional music for dancing and listening. Consisting of fiddles, flute and guitar, The Clarty Cloot signature style is music that is energetic, varied, and exciting for dancers and enjoyable for the listener.

Saturday the 3rd of March was an extremely busy day for DCR and Cowal as a whole with multiple charity events and Nancy Glen fundraising events all being held on the same day and all being very successful. Our DCR volunteers were out and about at all the events taking place in town. DCR974FM PAY TRIBUTE TO BILL GRAINGER AND HOPE YOU WILL JOIN US FOR PART OF OR ALL OF OUR ALL-NIGHTER FROM 10.

Strachur Variety Show March 2016. On April 1st and 2nd you will have a great opportunity to enjoy a weekend of top-class tuition with our own tutor Mairi Voinot along with two other fiddle teachers, a cellist and a guitarist. Great Day in Strachur! Saturday 4th March at last! .

Its principal activity has been the revival of classic collections of music, all reset and reprinted in clear type. Postage and packing is calculated when ordering. Postage and packing is calculated when ordering.

To the historic and vibrant Strachur and District community. The community is made up of the combined parishes of Strachur - including St Catherines and Glenbranter - and Strathlachlan - including Leachd, Newton and Leanach. It is situated in the north western part of the Cowal Peninsula in Argyll on the shores of Loch Fyne. It is 25 miles from Dunoon, and a 90 minutes journey from Glasgow. Part of the aea is in the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.