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The Kincardine Scottish Festival in the seemingly perpetually sunny town on the shore of Lake Huron continues to grow in popularity with bands and soloists, with the townspeople . . .
St. Laurence O’Toole halted Field Marshal Montgomery’s 10-year dominance of the All-Ireland Pipe Band Championship with an overall win across the MSR and . . .
Colin Armstrong, the Pipe-Major of the Grade 1 LA Scots Pipe Band, might be the most diverse and successful musician in a kilt, as his pop/rock singing career . . .
Euan Dewar of Oban, Scotland, and William Geddes of Dumfries, Scotland, were the big winners . . .
The Grade 1 Clan Gregor Society Pipe Band will return to France later this month to take the stage with . . .
The members of the Memorial Pipe Band Dookinella today narrowly escaped from their bus before it burst into flames en route to Ireland’s . . .
When Jim Kilpatrick was approached by Live Earth organizers to put together a group of 15 pipe band drummers to . . .
Donald MacPhee of Alexandria, Scotland, and Alan Russell of Kelty, Scotland, won the March and Strathspey & Reels events . . .
The Scottish Lion-78th Fraser Highlanders won the Grade 1 contest at the Chatham Highland Games on . . .
All of the firsts at the Roseneath Highland Games went to Margaret and Alastair Dunn against . . .
The Field Marshal Montgomery Pipe Band says that its concert at The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Wednesday, August 8, 2007 will be the live pipe band performance . . .
Fiona Manson, Angus MacColl and Alastair Dunn took the firsts in the senior events at the Inveraray Highland Games, one of the most popular events during . . .
Angus MacColl of Benderloch, Scotland, and Xavier Boderiou of Brittany won the firsts . . .
Taynuilt, Scotland – July 21, 2007 – Decent contests in which a competitor wins every event happen only once or twice a decade, and Angus MacColl of Benderloch, Scotland, won everything at the 2007 Taynuilt Highland Games marking a rare beautiful, sunny day against a field of about 12 pipers. […]
Lochearnhead, Scotland – July 21, 2007 – On a dry and warm day at one of the most scenic games in the world, results were scattered at Lochearnhead. The event is traditionally judged by members of the Royal Scottish Pipers Society, which comprises players who have never competed successfully in […]
The 78th Highlanders Halifax Citadel won the Grade 1 event on the first day of the Atlantic Pipe Band . . .