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At long last, here is the final version of the An Tilleadh 2014 programme in west Lochaber. Sadly some events we have been unable to bring through as hoped. However, that does not mean that they are entirely forgotten. Some can be Fàilte delivered differently, rather than as discrete HOWL events. If you have any particular needs or questions, or have a [email protected] group wishing to do something, please get in touch with Chas at the usual email address Furthermore, if there is a particular ancestral place you’d like to visit, not explicitly covered in the Roots Days programme, please let us know. If we can help with organisation, we'd be delighted to! © Howling Events 2014 SC043848 Chas Dates Activity Information Operator Flexible Roots Days Your people, their places HOWL Loch Shiel cruises Various on Loch Shiel Loch Shiel Cruises Mountain top views of Cameron lands Nevis Range Clan Donald Centre, Armadale, Skye Sa 19 Ness , Culloden, & Inverness Highland Games ESGTS We 23 Loch Shiel sail trip Glenfinnan > Acharacle Loch Shiel Cruises Th 24 Turas nan Saighdear Glenfinnan > Mallaig ESGTS Fr 25 Iona Day Trip Arisaig (via Loch Ailort) > Iona ESGTS Su 27 Ecumenical Service of Thanksgiving Borrodale, Arisaig HOWL Feasgar Aime Tioram HOWL Mo 28 Diaspora Tapestry (till 1st) Mallaig Prestoungrange Arts Festival Tu 29 Arisaig Games Barbeque Traigh, Arisaig Arisaig Games We 30 Arisaig Games Opening Parade Traigh, Arisaig Arisaig Games Arisaig Highland Games Traigh, Arisaig Arisaig Games At A Glance Clan Donald Gathering Traigh, Arisaig Arisaig Games ESGTS Escorted Small Group Tours of Scotland HOWL Howling Events, Heritage Organisations of West Lochaber Booking Navigation An Tilleadh 2014 and ESGTS have events at booking, with final payments There are three clickable icons on each page where teamed up with Events In Partnership in at a later date. Please make sure you appropriate. Glasgow to deliver booking facilities for read and understand the Ts&Cs to avoid the events in the rest of this brochure. getting caught out. The Global Triskele will take you to external sites At the time of publishing, their site is not for more information yet fully populated with details (our fault, not theirs), however, you can get The yellow Triskele goes elsewhere in the brochure on there and register, so that as for further information or back to At A Glance. bookable events become available on the site, you will be notified. The Owl takes you to the Events in Partnership site Deposits will be required on some for bookings. Go on, click the chick! Roots Days An Tilleadh 2014 is all about forging links your own schedule best. Where Across Lochaber between kinfolks. With locations and However, please let us know asap when activities flexible to you, we’ll co- you want to do something specific, so When You choose ordinate information sources in we can try to organise people to help. Costs £0 communities. Booking Appreciated Roots Days are unscheduled (except for No set costs, but bear in mind stuff may Knoydart on Saturday 26th), so you can incur cost. A goodwill gesture, esp with use your time to explore as suits you and charities & centres is always MacVeagh, MacVey, MacVurrich, MacWalrick, MacWarish, MacWhithee, MacWurie, Principal Clans Martin, McGeachie, McGechaen., McGechan, McLean, Michael, Michaelson, Michie, Clan Cameron, Clan Donald, Clan MacLean Mitchell, Mitchelson, Monk, Park, Paul, Rankin, Rorieson, Rory, Silver, Smith, Sorley, Clans Sorlie, Taylor, 'Tracadie', 'Vamys', Walker, Wright - and a whole host of others. Cameron of Clunes, Cameron of Fassifern, Cameron of Glen Nevis, Cameron of Principal Places Lochiel (chiefs) Cameron of Erracht, Mac Donald of Clan Ranald, Mac Donnell of Acharacle, Ardnamurchan, Argdgour, Arisaig, Fort William, Glencoe, Glenfinnan, Glengarry, Mac Donnell of Keppoch, Maclaine of Lochbuie, MacLean of Ardgour, Invergarry, Knoydart, Lochaber, Moidart, Onich, Small Isles, Spean, Strontian MacLean of Coll, Maclean of Duart (chiefs), 'Alisarys', Allan, Beath, Beaton, Black, Burke, Campbell, 'Camus a’ Ruighe', Carmichae] , Chalmers, Chambers, Clark, Clarke, All (most!) places Clarkson, Cleary, Clerk, Currie, Currie, Dowie, 'Eachan Buidhe', Fraser, Garvie, Achaphubill, Acharacle, Achnabobane, Achnacarry, Alisray, Annat, Ardgour, Gibbon, Gililan, Gill, Gillis, Godfrey, Gowan, Grant, Grimesey, Henderson, Isaacson, Ardnamurchan, Ardtoe, Arisaig, Arkaig, Arnipol, Back of Keppoch, Ballachullish, Jeffrey, Kelly, Kennedy, Kessock, 'Kettles', Krywonis, Lean, Leary, 'Loddies', Lokcick, Banavie, Beasdale, Blaich, Borrodale, Bracora, Bun na Caimbe, Canna, Claggan, Lonbie, Lonie, 'Lotties', MacAichan, MacAldowie, MacAlonie, MacAskill, MacBeath, Corpach, Corran, Cross, Dalilea, Druim Dhu, Drumsallie, Eigg, Eilean Fhìonainn, Eilean MacBeth, MacBheath, MacBurie, MacCellach, MacChlerich, MacChlery, MacClair, Shona, Fassfern, Fort William, Gaoideil, Garvan, Glanuig, Glenalladale, Glenan, MacClellan, MacClerie, MacCormick, MacCrory, MacCuithein, MacCulloch, Glenborrodale, Glencoe, Glenelg, Glenfinnan, Glenmamie, Invergarry, Kentra, MacCulloch, MacDougall, MacDougall, MacEachan, MacEachan, MacEachen, Roots Days Keppoch, Killmallie, Kilnlochleven, Kingairloch, MacEachern, MacElhaney, MacEntire, MacGachen, MacGeachie, MacGillelan, Kinlochmoidart, Knoydart, Loch Ailort, Loch Hourn, MacGillery, MacGillivray, MacGillies, MacGillonie, MacGinnis, MacGorrie, Loch Lochy, Loch Morar, Loch Nevis, Loch Oich, Loch MacGowan, MacIldowie, Macilduy, MacInnes, MacIntosh, MacIntyre, MacIsaac, Quoich, Lochaber, Lochaline, Lochybridge, MacKail, MacKay, MacKeachan, MacKechnie, MacKeithan, MacKell, MacKellaig, Maryburgh, Meoble, Moidart, Morar, Muck, Oban, MacKelloch, MacKenabry, MacKessock, MacKey, MacKichan, MacLaine, MacLear, Onich, Polloch, Rhu, Roshven, Rum, Salen, MacLeary, MacLellan, MacLellan, MacLennan, MacLergain, Maclergan, MacLerie, Samalaman, Sanna, Scamadale, Smirisary, Soay, MacLulich, MacManechin, MacMartin, MacMhuirich, MacMichael, MacMitchell, Spean, Stronaba, Strontian, Sunart, Tarbert, Tioram, MacMoris, MacMurrich, MacNeill, MacOnie, MacOstrich, MacOurlic, MacPhail, Torlundy, Tougal, Traigh, MacPherson, MacQuarrie, MacQueen, MacQuilly, MacRae, MacRankin, MacRory, MacRuairi, MacRury, MacSorley, MacUlric, MacUlrig, MacVail, MacVarish, Rhutling Exhibitionsis a community project led by time. For information about a Where LSI, Arisaig An Comunn Eachdraidh Àrasaig and the particularly spectacular success, try the When Summer Land, Sea, and Islands Centre. The aim is links on the triskeles. Cost £0 to map and catalogue the man made Booking Appreciated features of the Rhu peninsula, which is Admission is free, but please remember just south and west of the main village. centres & projects run on volunteers - The exhibition will run in the centre for donations are much appreciated! the summer and you can visit it at any The ScottishExhibitions Diaspora Tapestry has been the fine work which has gone into Where Mallaig Primary created by communities from Scotland creating this amazing piece of work. This School and diaspora nations globally. Some of is the third in a series of tapestries from When July 28—Aug 1 it is truly spectacular. The exhibition will the designer Andrew Crummy, and one Cost £0 run for a week in the Mallaig and Morar panel has been created from a design Community Centre in Mallaig where you by a Mallaig High School pupil, Lachie Booking Not required will be able to see how other people Robinson. Donations welcome! conceive of their links to Scotland, and The Clan DonaldExhibitions Centre on Skye is, of winning Museum of the Isles, where Where Armadale, Skye course, an important link in the modern there is a vast amount of history to be When April - October story of Clan Donald and its history, but found in a top quality, modern, museum. Cost £8a / £6.50c / £25f it is more than that too. On top of that there is a great adventure Booking Not required In many respects it is an evocation of a offering with axe throwing training, Currently An Tilleadh 2014 has no plans to do anything with the Clan time gone by. And not only in the ruined archery and the like. A fun, as well as Donald Centre. However, if you would like a day tour from Mallaig to castle and the gorgeous gardens. The informative, day out with the whole the centre, and on to some interesting places on Skye, that can centre is also the site of the award family, in a stunning location. certainly be arranged. Day Trips Bump up against some of Scotland’s the town if you prefer. Where Arisaig / Inverness iconic places and history. Starting in This trip can be replicated for groups on When 19th July Arisaig, through Jacobite country, lands other dates, excluding Inverness Games. Cost £40 of Clans Donald, Cameron, and others, Booking Appreciated to the Great Glen, Loch Lochy, Loch Price includes admission to Culloden, but Ness, and Inverness. A visit to Culloden not to the games, in case you want to visit battlefield will be followed by the the town instead Inverness Highland Games, or a visit to Day Trips Recognising that many of An Tilleadh’s possible, but CalMac waits for no man, Where Arisaig > Iona participants would like to make the and Iona is the target, so it might just When 25th July pilgrimage to Iona, we have organised a not be possible! Cost £45 day tour through Moidart and Morvern If oversubscribed this trip can be Booking Essential and down the island of Mull. On the way replicated on other days, or for specific Ticket includes all
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  • Kisimul Castle Statement of Significance

    Kisimul Castle Statement of Significance

    Property in Care (PIC) ID: PIC333 Designations: Scheduled Monument (SM90347) Taken into State care: 2000 (Leased) Last reviewed: 2014 STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE KISIMUL CASTLE We continually revise our Statements of Significance, so they may vary in length, format and level of detail. While every effort is made to keep them up to date, they should not be considered a definitive or final assessment of our properties. Historic Environment Scotland – Scottish Charity No. SC045925 Principal Office: Longmore House, Salisbury Place, Edinburgh EH9 1SH © Historic Environment Scotland 2020 You may re-use this information (excluding logos and images) free of charge in any format or medium, under the terms of the Open Government Licence v3.0 except where otherwise stated. To view this licence, visit http://nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open- government-licence/version/3/ or write to the Information Policy Team, The National Archives, Kew, London TW9 4DU, or email: [email protected] Where we have identified any third party copyright information you will need to obtain permission from the copyright holders concerned. Any enquiries regarding this document should be sent to us at: Historic Environment Scotland Longmore House Salisbury Place Edinburgh EH9 1SH +44 (0) 131 668 8600 www.historicenvironment.scot You can download this publication from our website at www.historicenvironment.scot Historic Environment Scotland – Scottish Charity No. SC045925 Principal Office: Longmore House, Salisbury Place, Edinburgh EH9 1SH KISIMUL CASTLE SYNOPSIS Kisimul Castle (Caisteal Chiosmuil) stands on a small island in Castle Bay, at the south end of the island of Barra and a short distance off-shore of the town of Castlebay.