Kintyre Clydesdale is Mid Argyll Show’s supreme champion
Kintyre was well represented when farming folk, spectators, and animals large and small from across Argyll gathered for last Saturday’s Mid Argyll Show.
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Kintyre was well represented when farming folk, spectators, and animals large and small from across Argyll gathered for last Saturday’s Mid Argyll Show.



‘No amount of fundraising will ever bring my dad back but we can potentially stop more people succumbing to cancer or even help them have a better quality of life’

‘I don’t want anyone to think I’m slating staff – the blame isn’t with the workers, it’s with the system and people need to know about it or it’s never going to change.’

It was a laugh a minute experience when comedians Nish Kumar and Josh Widdicombe filmed scenes for a new television show at Torrisdale Estate

The community open day, which was well attended, was organised by a planning group made up of members of Carradale Community Trust and East Kintyre Community Council


Campbeltown Pupils slipped to a rather harsh defeat last Saturday in a West of Scotland Football League encounter marred by violence.
Tarbert Golf Club’s James Mundell Memorial Open took place at a rather damp Glenralloch, with heavy overnight rain making the course quite wet in places
Dunaverty Golf Club’s gents took to a course which had dried significantly with the recent hot spell for last Saturday’s August Medal competition.
The ladies of Dunaverty Golf Club battled it out in the two-round Charles Hunter stroke-play competition, held over two Tuesdays this month.
Campbeltown Pupils were defeated but by no means disgraced last Saturday against West of Scotland Football League (WOSFL) newcomers Threave Rovers.
Scoring was very decent, despite a strong wind on the day trying to spoil the golf.
Tarbert father-and-son duo John and Callum Wilkieson were the victors when Ardrishaig Bowling Club hosted its annual Open Pairs competition last Saturday.
‘We have a very high rate of returning cyclists and I’m delighted to welcome some new names to this year’s event.’
A Northern Irish biker raced to the top of the leaderboard after reaching more than 250mph at a top speed event held on Campbeltown Airport’s runway last weekend
Camertoon, a team comprising Kintyre players, had a 3-0 victory in the final against an Islay-select team

The latest movie to hit the big screen in Campbeltown
Children took part in a superheroes’ sports day organised by Campbeltown woman Cheryl Lang to raise funds for Campbeltown and District Juvenile Football Association
This year’s festival also has lots of free events, including the new Kintyre Seasports event
People have the chance to meet some Friends of the Kintyre Way and join them on a walk on various sections of the Kintyre Way
Strange Crazy, a five-piece collective who specialise in a unique blend of original disco funk and modern dance, have just launched their debut EP, Dance Floor
‘His enthusiasm for the game has never diminished and, along with his partners, he has won the bridge trophies many times over the years.’
‘We loved every second of our trip to Kintyre – amazing hospitality, brilliant people and a red hot gig; the hardest part was leaving the next morning’
‘My studio is currently inhabited by wondrous creatures, magical landscapes, a shipwreck, and a host of diminutive but strong-willed stone people’
Ladies of the association’s Campbeltown, Dunoon and Oban clubs marked their 50th anniversary at their annual friendship lunch
Dalintober beach and Campbeltown Loch were awash with visitors last Saturday as Campbeltown’s third community regatta made a splash.

Kayleigh seems like a very genuine person, frustrated by the delay in her cancer treatment
Jesus didn’t have children but whenever they came to him, he welcomed them with open arms
It is a tough industry to be in at the moment without farmers also having to deal with the practical and emotional impact of rural crime.
Well done to all involved in Kintyre Seasports’ increasingly exciting journey.
We are often too quick to judge, aren’t we? Looking at outward appearance, superficially and with limited knowledge.
Should the council be expected to lead the clean-up operation, as other Scottish local authorities have, even if it is not its statutory responsibility?