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July 25, 2026

Inveraray & District: 2026 Scottish Champions

Dumbarton, Scotland – July 25, 2026 – Inveraray & District were crowned 2026 Scottish Pipe Band Champions at Levengrove Park, within sight of Scotland’s iconic Dumbarton Rock, against a field of eight other Grade 1 bands competing for the fourth of the five major championships on the RSPBA’s rota...
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July 20, 2026

Chatsworth Open Solo Piping contest to return with £450 top prize and £4,300 total purse

The annual Chatsworth Solo Piping Competitions will return on September 5-6 as part of the 43rd Chatsworth Country Fair...
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July 19, 2026

At Helensburgh Gordon McCready wins the aggregate and Callum Carn captures another Piobaireachd

Helensburgh, Scotland – July 19, 2026 – With a first in the 2/4 March and prizes in the Piobaireachd and Strathspey...
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July 19, 2026

Callum Carn, David Bruce get it done at Taynuilt

Callum Carn won the Piobaireachd and David Bruce won both light music events at Taynuilt Games on a warm and sunny day,...
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July 18, 2026

Cangelosi best overall at 2026 Ligonier Open solo piping

Thomas Cangelosi's two firsts and one second prize tipped Ryan Praskovich's one first and two second prizes at the...
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