Newsletter `Fios agus Fathunn`, No. 8, 1981.
Local news including an address by Community Council chairman Gordon Donald, the condition of meat carriage on the ferries, the off-loading of newspapers and mail by Loganair, the death of Hugh MacEachern, the last blacksmith in Cornaigbeg, the weather, HIDB aid to crofting, a Gaelic hymn by Archie MacDonald of Kilmoluaig, Gaelic TV programmes, the churches, Slimming Club, WRI, Regatta Club, bird-watching and pipe music arranged by A. Sinclair.
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 75, 15/2/1994.
Local news including the planning application for a wind turbine at Baugh, road accidents, article about shipwrecks by Sandy MacKinnon, the weekend stay at the Hynish centre by the Gaelic Unit and news from the feis, the regatta club, Tiree Art Enterprise and the Crofters Union.
Newsletter `Fios agus Fathunn`, No. 8, 1981.
Local news including an address by Community Council chairman Gordon Donald, the condition of meat carriage on the ferries, the off-loading of newspapers and mail by Loganair, the death of Hugh MacEachern, the last blacksmith in Cornaigbeg, the weather, HIDB aid to crofting, a Gaelic hymn by Archie MacDonald of Kilmoluaig, Gaelic TV programmes, the churches, Slimming Club, WRI, Regatta Club, bird-watching and pipe music arranged by A. Sinclair.
Black and white photograph of a Tiree regatta in 1937.
Tiree regatta leaving Scarinish harbour in July 1937.
Black and white photograph of a Tiree regatta in 1938.
Lugboats leaving Scarinish harbour for a Tiree regatta in 1938.
Black and white photograph of a Tiree regatta in the 1930s.
Spectators at a Tiree regatta in the 1930s.
Black and white photograph of a Tiree regatta in the 1930s.
Spectators above Scarinish harbour watching a Tiree regatta in the 1930s.
Black and white photograph of a Tiree regatta.
Lugsail (on the left) near Scarinish, probably taken during a Tiree regatta.
Cutting the ham
Photograph of a Regatta Sports Day in the 1930s.
Courtesy of Mr Duncan MacInnes
The aim of the sport was that the participant would be blindfolded and given a knife, the ham would be swung around on a rope above them, and they would have to try to cut the rope so that the ham would fall.
Black and white photograph of Tiree regatta sports.
Cutting the ham at a Regatta Sports Day in the 1930s.
Tiree Regatta Club Cash Analysis Book.
Tiree Regatta Club Cash Analysis Book 1935-1984.
