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Gigha (/ˈɡiːə/ GHEE-ə;
Scottish Gaelic: Giogha; Scots:
Gigha) or the Isle of
Gigha (and
formerly Gigha Island) is an
island off the west
coast of Kintyre...
- Cara is one
kilometre (one-half
nautical mile)
south of
Gigha. It is
accessible from
Gigha. Cara has a
translation in
Gaelic as "dearest" or "dear one"...
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vessel named Eorsa. Mod
Police Portsmouth Marine Unit also
operate Gigha and Lewis.
Gigha was the
prototype and
first of class. The Island-class
patrol vessel...
- The
Sound of
Gigha is a
sound between the
Inner Hebridean Isle of
Gigha and Kintyre. It
forms part of the
Atlantic Ocean.
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media related...
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During the time of Torquil,
there are
records of
separate clans on
Barra and
Gigha.
Skene did not
consider Torquil to be a
member of
either of
these clans...
- Coll – Tiree".
Caledonian MacBrayne.
Retrieved 31 July 2019. "
Gigha:
Tayinloan –
Gigha".
Caledonian MacBrayne.
Retrieved 31 July 2019. "Islay: Kennacraig...
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Archibald MacDonald of
Gigha, Gilleas****g Dubh, was a son of
Angus MacDonald, 8th of Dunnyveg.
Archibald was
granted lands on
Gigha for life in a charter...
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Little British Islands with
Alison Steadman on
Channel 4. The
series visited Gigha, Jura,
Colonsay and
Oronsay in
episode 1, Jersey,
Alderney and Sark in episode...
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Places named Tarbert include: Tarbert,
Gigha, on
Gigha East
Tarbert Bay and West
Tarbert Bay on the Isle of
Gigha Tarbert, Jura, on Jura Loch Tarbert, Jura...
- Isle of
Gigha,
Argyll and Bute, Scotland.
Built in the 13th century, the
chapel was
dedicated to St. Cathan.
Historic Environment Scotland. "
Gigha, St Cathan's...
