Argyll & Islands Photography  Sue Anderson and Brian Fair produce stunning landscape photographs of Scotland which are available as prints or calendars. They have kindly allowed us to use some on our web pages.

Oban & Lorn Tourism Association   More about the main town of Oban (twinned with Gorey in Ireland and Laurinburg in North Carolina, USA) and the beautiful area around our village.
 

Inverawe Fisheries and Smokery  The justifiably world famous Scotch salmon and trout smokery just down the road from Taynuilt.
 

Royal National Mod  The official page of the premier annual competitive Gaelic music festival in Scotland.
 

An Comunn Gaidhleach  The official page of "The Gaelic Association" of Scotland.
 
 

Slighe Nan Gaidheal  A dynamic group of people in the USA, including the Seattle Gaelic Singers, with an interest in the whole culture of Gaeldom. Look here for information about the Feis Siatal. 


Guth Nan Eilean  Lots of interesting information about the activities of this exciting Gaelic choir from Victoria, British Columbia in Canada.
 

Capercaillie  The world-renowned Celtic band whose founder members, Karen Matheson and Donald Shaw come from Taynuilt

Gaelic Book Council The place to start looking for all your Gaelic books, including some books of choral arrangements.

Cànan Gaelic tapes, videos and work books for learners - also marketing, design services, publishing etc

Isle of Mull Gaelic Choir Another cracking Argyll choir, always game for a laugh and full of folk who love craic and a ceilidh

Lothian Gaelic Choir  The lively 1999 Lovat & Tullibardine winners from Edinburgh

London Gaelic Choir  Another choir full of party people!

Scottish Gaelic Choir of Victoria, Australia  A keen group of Gaelic singers who are hoping to come over for the Royal National Mod sometime soon.
 

Phil Cunningham  Phil is a superb multi-instrumentalist best known for his accordion playing and composing. He kindly gave permission for the choir to have Iain Crichton Smith's words set to his haunting composition, "The Ruby". Visit this site for information about Phil's CDs, tours with his partner in crime, the outstanding Shetland fiddler, Aly Bain and a laugh at his fun page.

ARGYLLGAELIC.ORG Information about Gaelic and its use in Argyll. Learn a bit of Gaelic, see what's happening in Argyll, learn about place-names or Gaelic Medium Education - loads of info!

Atomic Pìseag The Argyll Ladies' Centennial Choir, to give them their Sunday title but that sounds far too stuffy for this bunch of reprobates. Great singers, great craic and a breath of fresh air, the 'girls' are an instant 'rent-a-party'!