- The
Battle of
Harlaw (Scottish Gaelic: Cath Gairbheach) was a
Scottish clan
battle fought on 24 July 1411 just
north of
Inverurie in Aberdeenshire. It...
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Harlaw might refer to
various things in Scotland: The
Battle of
Harlaw, 24 July 1411,
fought near
Inverurie Harlaw Academy,
formerly Aberdeen High School...
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Harlaw Academy is a six-year
comprehensive secondary school situated 200
yards from the
junction of
Union Street and
Holburn Street in the
centre of Aberdeen...
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Harlaw Reservoir is a
small reservoir in the City of
Edinburgh Council area, Scotland, UK,
situated at the base of the
Pentland Hills near
Currie and Balerno...
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William Harlaw (c.1510–1578) was an
early minister of the
Church of
Scotland following the Reformation. He was born in the
Canongate district of Edinburgh...
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rooms was completed.
Harlaw Park got new
turnstiles in 1962. In 1981, the
Banchory Golf Club
clubhouse was re-located to
Harlaw Park as the
Social Club...
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which was said to have been
written in 1411, on the day of the
Battle of
Harlaw. The
first lines of the poem
begin "A
Chlanna Cuinn cuimhnichibh / Cruas...
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Aeron in
their youth,
leading to Aeron's
hatred of Euron.
Rodrik Harlaw is the Lord of
Harlaw, the most po****ted of the Iron Islands. He is the
richest man...
- nephew,
Alexander Stewart, Earl of Mar. This
resulted in the
Battle of
Harlaw where the
Munros fought in the Lord of the
Isles 'host' of 10,000 man against...
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Perspectives on the
Battle of
Harlaw" by Iain G. MacDonald,
Harlaw Remembered,
commemorating the 600th
anniversary of the
Battle of
Harlaw, 9 June 2011, The Elphinstone...
