This year’s Mull Music Festival was one of the busiest weekends the island has ever seen,according to the event’s organisers.
The festival saw bands including The Raggaels,Skerryvore and Gunna Sound entertaining the crowds.
For the full report and more photos from the festival see The Oban Times,May 2 2013 and on line at www.obantimes.co.uk/digital

Read how Glengorm Castle is being transformed into a nature haven,Tobermory’s distillery has overcome drought problems,new training opportunities are being sought for islanders and one island photographer is taking a step on to the solo road in our Spotlight on Mull in The Oban Times,April 25 2013 and on line at
One of Tobermory’s landmark buildings has reverted to the sunny colour of yellow in time for the summer tourism season.
The official opening of the Tobermory Marine Visitor Centre on Mull attracted a full house of visitors and locals as well as celebrity guest Gordon Buchanan –the award-winning wildlife cameraman.


AN Edinburgh publisher received more complaints about its plans for a book on Tobermory Cat than a book on the Lockerbie bomber.
A record held for nearly 50 years was shattered as the crowds cheered at Mull Highland Games on Thursday July 19 2012. 






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