Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, issue no. 273, 6/7/2002.
Local news and events.
2002.112.1
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2002.113.1
Newsletter `Friends of Tiree Chapels`, no. 3, May 2002.
Progress report re conservation and renovation of the Kirkapol chapels, plus exhibition at An Iodhlann, written by Rev Bob Higham.
2002.113.4
Newspaper article `Tiree`s grave discovery` about the Kirkapol chapels.
Discovery of mass grave at one of the Kirkpol chapels.
2002.114.7
Copy of newspaper article about the Clydesdale horses bred by Donald MacIntyre.
Photograph of two thoroughbred Cyldesdale mares and their foals bred by Donald MacIntyre, Gott.
2002.114.1
Copy of newspaper cutting about Tiree High School pupils cleaning up over 10 miles of roadside.
Photograph of District Councillor Alex MacArthur presenting a cheque for £205 to pupils Matthew Boulind, Stuart Gillies, Jeanette MacKinnon and Iain MacKinnon, with chairman of Tiree Community Council Jack Carter.
2002.114.2
Copy of newspaper cutting about four Tiree competitors possibly in the Mod, 1985.
Photograph of four Tiree competitors. L-R: Craig Langley, Kirkapol; Margaret MacKinnon, Parkhouse; Fiona Munn, Crossapol; Donald Ian Brown, Crossapol.
2002.114.3
Copy of newspaper article `Struggle to wake Tiree from its long slumber`.
Article about the lack of bustle, natural resources, employment and care for the elderly on Tiree, with photographs of (L-R) Ernie Green and Willie Robertosn on board the lobster boat at Milton `Venture`, and Iain and Hugh MacKinnon in Kilmoluaig.
2002.114.4
Copy of newspaper article ` New headache as doctor quits`.
The resignation of Dr Iain MacLean after four years` service, the reasons being fatigue from overwork – 24 hours a day with only 28 days off per annum – and long-distance bureaucracy.
2002.111.4
Photocopied article `New public hall for Tiree`.
The new public hall in an ex-RAF building at Crossapol to be opened by the Duke of Argyll.
2002.111.5
Newspaper article `Around the Rurals – Tiree`.
Talk by Julie Paton of the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust, and a donation of hand-knitted blankets to the Children`s Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS) which were made by the ladies of the luncheon club.