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24 July, 2008

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Lamb trade hit from several angles

Argyll sheep farmers warn of sea eagle attacks

What’s on in the West Highlands?

Shinty: Late goal ends Strathglass’s MacTavish Cup challenge

Shooting: Islay lad targets Olympics

Football: Saints head for cup final

Officers recognised

Pipe band are new Scottish champions

Settle down to a cup of tea and a remarkable Mull family story

Island split over single wind turbine

Blind man robbed of dog

Huge rise in traffic following Skye Bridge tolls removal

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Hello Dolly show success

Gemma sets designs on Cannes

Famous Oban landmark sold

Rivalry for Outdoor title

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