- Òran do dh'
Aimearaga ("A Song to America"),
which is also
known as, A'
Choille Ghruamach ("The
Gloomy Forest").
Robert Dunbar has
dubbed MacLean, "perhaps...
-
Eastwood (Gaelic: A'
Choille Shear) is a
constituency of the
Scottish Parliament (Holyrood)
covering part of the
council area of East Renfrewshire. It...
- 1690s.
Irish irregulars in the 16th
century were
known as
ceithearnaigh choille, "wood-kerne", a
reference to
native Irish foot-soldiers
called ceithearnaigh...
- Fraoch-bheinn,
eventually picking up the
track on the
slopes of
Druim na
Brein Choille, Fraoch-bheinn's
southern ridge.
Alternative routes include a
direct ascent...
- 860753997244;-7.0041258031961 C640019] Ma,4 1200 1811
Scotland 854 1110 Carn na Dubh
Choille 480 159 1,575 522 14B 20 57.666587675428;-4.7057747027889 NH387673] Ma...
- 03°46′44″W / 56.74500°N 3.77889°W / 56.74500; -3.77889
Scottish Gaelic: Blàr
Choille Chnagaidh The
Inventory of
Historic Battlefields –
Battle of Killiecrankie...
-
antique crown Or.
Motto 'S
Rioghal mo
dhream (Royal is my race) War cry Àrd-
Choille Profile Region Highland District Argyll and
Perthshire Plant badge Scots...
- Stronachlachar, the
Royal Cottage,
Culligart and
Glasahoile (Gaelic: Glas-
choille "greywood"). The
roads and
paths do not
circle the loch completely, as...
- Òran do dh'
Aimearaga ("A Song to America"),
which is also
known as A
Choille Ghruamach ("The
Gloomy Forest"),
after emigrating from
Scotland to Canada...
-
Castlefore Lough (Irish:
Baile Choille Fóir, Loch,
meaning 'townland, or homestead, of the wood, lake') is a
mesotrophic freshwater lake in
County Leitrim...
