Rooting for free trees on Lismore
Lismore pupils have been out and about planting some of the 420 saplings of mixed trees native to Scotland that they received as part of the Trust’s free trees for schools and communities project
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Lismore raises its fifth eco-flag
After a year of working hard to gain their fifth eco-flag, Lismore School just got news of success
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New Lismore Ferry set to arrive in December
The new Lismore ferry is expected to arrive at Port Appin this month and be ready to serve the community once the Passenger Safety Certificate is issued by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency
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Tartan Trampoline stories ready to bounce off bookshop shelves
Jennifer Baker’s Tartan Trampoline childrens’ stories going on sale now have got her jumping for joy.
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Praise be – communities welcome new minister
To help the Glasgow-born Reverend Duglad Cameron cover his new parish of Appin and Lismore, he is planning on getting an e-bike to speed him on his way – and cut his carbon footprint.
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New Lismore ferry close to completion
Built by Mainstay Marine Solutions Ltd of Pembrokeshire, Lady of Lismore will have a crew of two with room for 23 passengers all year round and a cruising speed of eight knots.
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Lismore dig finds signs of island’s early life ….. and death
A fortnight into the three-week dig next to the island’s St Moluag’s Church and excavation organisers say the expert team with help of volunteers has already achieved the main aim of the dig and that was to secure bone samples for analysis.
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Lismore dig unearths island’s early life
A human tooth has also been found ‘indicating that we are on the right track to uncover Early Church burials’ said one of the dig organisers and island heritage archivist Robert Hay.
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Royal sailpast for Lismore
Oban photographer Stephen Lawson caught the Queen Elizabeth on camera just as she passed Lismore lighthouse towering above it.
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Lismore fiddle player reaches A High Place
Scottish folk duo Charlie Grey and Joseph Peach breathe new life into Gaelic melodies through improvisation