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Castle Stalker (or ‘Caisteal an Stalcaire’ in Scottish Gaelic) rests in the mouth of Loch Laich which is in-between Glencoe and Oban. It was originally constructed by Clan MacDougall in 1320, who were then known as the Lords of Lorn. However, the Stewart clan later took over the Lordship of Lorn and it is thought that they built the castle as it exists now in its current form around 1440.

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The cast of No Time to Pie.

Panto spies and custard pies to bring festive cheer to local charities

CLAN is moving its base to Mintlaw and will open there on November 28.

Clan moves offices from Crimond to Mintlaw

Clancy with an ERF LV Series vintage trailer courtesy of M and L Bonner with Heather Morrison MBE from the Rotary Club of Banchory-Ternan & Mike Wilson from Friends of Clan Deeside.

Rotary Club of Banchory-Ternan raises £10k for Clan Cancer Support

submittedGuests will have the opportunity to win prizes by taking part in fundraising games, an exclusive raffle and the auction, all raising vital funds for Clan.

Clan unveils new fundraising event in Peterhead for 2023

Malcolm Cameron at Glasgow Clan's pre-season training camp (Pic: Al Goold)

Lasse Uusivirt: Glasgow Clan crawl from signing backlash & reputational wreckage

Footage from the Clan interview has resurfaced

Watch - Footage from interview the Clan pulled after Lasse Uusivirt signing

Classic car and motorcycle drivers are gearing up for Clan's Cavalcade

Clan's Cavalcade is back on the road after three year hiatus

From left: Heather Ramshaw, Clan’s ecommerce and retail coordinator and Clan volunteer, Brenda McIntosh. (Photo:Colin Rennie)

CLAN on lookout for 100 new volunteers as charity prepares for milestone year

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