Walking club gets set to take its first steps

McTaggart mural may mask hatchery

THE WORK of an artist often called the Scottish impressionist

MOK Run races across Kintyre

MOK Run’s committee chairwoman, Gail Williams, enjoys the atmosphere at

Foreign Office minister visits jailed pirate-hunter in India

FORMER Kintyre paratrooper Billy Irving received a moraleboosting visit in

EU referendum vote approaching

THE IMPENDING EU referendum takes place this month and Argyll

Case against young driver not proven

A VERDICT of not proven was given after the trial

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THE COURIER would like to point out that no-one named

Quesada memorial cairn damaged

THE BUILDER who helped erect the memorial to the Quesada

Local lad’s birthday card for the Queen

A YOUNG artist’s royal birthday card for the Queen’s 90th

Mums and babies get into spirit of MOK Run weekend

MOTHERS took their children for a stroll to help raise

Glasgow baptist to grace Christian Fellowship meeting

KINTYRE Christian Fellowship is set to receive Pastor Jeff Wright

Staff receive health record certificates

TWO WEE Toon hospital workers have received certificates for successfully

First Free Church minister for 20 years

GROWTH in a Campbeltown congregation has been recognised by permission

Bingo night

BINGO players should get their cards ready for a game

Church elder’s six decades of service praised

A CHURCHMAN who became an elder in 1956 has celebrated

Rough road ruins magical Mull of Kintyre trips

TRAVELLERS whose desire is always to be at the Mull

Chamber of commerce concept floated

COULD Campbeltown businesses once again join in a Chamber of

MOK Run shows community spirit is alive and well

THOUSANDS of spectators lined the roads to cheer on runners

Shocking behaviour has seen new memorial damaged

THE BID to remember the Quesada disaster resulted in the

Jarring ride to the Mull

During the summer, many Paul McCartney fans, hoping to see

Fish farm would hurt Kintyre tourism and quality of life

It is depressing that Marine Harvest (MH) does not spend

Kintyre primary pupils prepare for grammar school move

P7 SCHOOL children from across the peninsula took a walk

Junior runners race for records

AS SATURDAY’S sun shone three records tumbled at the junior

Thought for the Week

The sun brought light and colour to the Mound in

ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO

An Empire Day gift of flowers, wild and garden grown,

FIFTY YEARS AGO

AMONG the local projects being held up by the cement

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

Shipyard scores Orkney hat-trick WORK has begun on a new

Musicians to hit the right notes

YOUNG instrumentalists and singers are tuning up for the Kintyre

Coffee drinkers raise £400

VOLUNTEERS were kept busy at Campbeltown’s Red Cross Hall as

Philadelphia songstress to serenade Ceol

A PENNSYLVANIA singer renowned for her smoky vocals is set

Songwriters’ Festival pays tribute to its co-founder

THE NINTH Kintyre Songwriters’ Festival paid a fitting homage to

Port Ellen primary blooms in national competition

AN ISLAY primary school will have an exhibit on display

Champagne sailing conditions for Silver Series

TEMPERATURES soared to more than 20 degrees on the waters

Carradale congregation marks 150 years

A CENTURY and a half of worship will be commemorated

Film crew sail into Carradale harbour for Netflix show

A MAN was shockingly shot dead in Carradale Harbour, as

It is a Claas act for contractor’s silage first cut

AN AGRICULTURAL contractor tested his latest machine during the first

Cattle and sheep sale at Caledonian Marts

CALEDONIAN Marts Ltd sold 412 store cattle plus 1,309 store

Dunoon shepherd scores at Great Glen trial event

WARM weather greeted more than 60 shepherds and their dogs

MOK Run is a ‘gem of a race’ says Canadian veteran

A RUNNER in his seventh decade, who has completed marathons

Westport provides perfect track

THE MOK Run is internationally renowned for its scenic beauty,

Nursery children go full pelt at mini MOK Run

ATHLETES from Campbeltown Nursery Centre raced with P1 and P1/2

HIDDEN GEMS

IT’S worth making the effort. Our main streets are filled

RALSTON

- David and Mairi are delighted to announce the safe

DOUGLAS

Suddenly at home, 112 Longrow, Campbeltown, on May 20, 2016,

GALBRAITH

Suddenly but peacefully, at Guys Hospital, London, on May 30,

MACMILLAN

Robert, only son of Jenny and Don MacMillan, 18 Kintyre

TAYLOR

On May 30, 2016, peacefully at Lorn and Islands Hospital,

COFFIELD

Remembering Mary Jane McKenzie, died Wednesday, May 30, 2000. Wednesday

LANG

- In loving memory of my husband, Campbell, died June

MACCALLUM

IN loving memory of Ronny. Quietly today, your memory we

President’s Cup reaches its peak

THE SECOND and final round of the President’s Cup took

Irwin grabs May medal

SCORCHING Southend greens saw red hot putting at Dunaverty for

Club lottery results

ELSIE Ronald scooped the Dunaverty Golf Club lottery last week,

Islay Golf Club Result

THE Guy Quaich, played on Sunday May 29: 1: B.O’Neill,

Classy champions kick Carradale out of Challenge Shield

CARRADALE’S season came to a disappointing end as their quest

Ramsay bags double at Machrihanish Golf Club

CRAIG Ramsay played phenomenal golf to pick up two trophies

Kintyre’s MOK Run – a sun-blessed scorcher

RUNNERS from around the world found Kintyre baking in a