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1 week ago |
argyllbute24.co.uk | Chris Martin
THE DUNOON Youth Football League (DYFL) hosted its fourth annual Gala Day over the weekend of May 17 and 18 – and what a weekend of football it was. More than 600 young players descended on Dunoon Stadium across the two days, with teams travelling from across Argyll, Greenock, Dumbarton and Glasgow to take part in the ever-growing youth football festival. Saturday kicked off bright and early, with some teams making the journey from as early as 6.30am to arrive in time for the 10.30am start.
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1 week ago |
argyllbute24.co.uk | Chris Martin
LEGENDARY SCOTTISH techno duo Slam – Stuart McMillan and Orde Meikle – are set to return to Dunoon for a monumental performance at the town’s Burgh Hall. This event, marks their first appearance at the venue since their unforgettable show in 2014, promising to lightupthelocaldancescene and rally the community for a vital cause. Hailing from Glasgow, Slam have been pivotal in shaping the global techno landscape.
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1 week ago |
argyllbute24.co.uk | Chris Martin
BIGGER bangers have booked Kents of Dunoon a mighty fine place in the race to be Scotland’s champion sausage. The popular local butcher on Argyll Street has secured the West of Scotland regional title and Reserve National Champion in the 2025 Scottish Pork Sausage contest. Owner, Richard Longster, is delighted with the success. “We’re just a wee independent shop, so to see off competition from some of the big players in the west of Scotland is absolutely terrific,” he said.
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1 week ago |
argyllbute24.co.uk | Gordon Neish
A NEW exhibition celebrating the beauty and versatility of watercolour painting is now open at Dunoon Burgh Hall. ‘The Colour of Water’brings together the work of three Cowal-based artists — Louise Day, Jackie Stevenson RSW, and Catriona Henderson Darroch — each offering a unique perspective inspired by the landscapes and natural forms of Argyll.
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1 week ago |
argyllbute24.co.uk | Gordon Neish
A MUCH-LOVED local landmark has been given a fresh lease of life. Ardentinny Outdoor Centre, nestled on the banks of Loch Long, has long been a cherished destination for school groups, youth organisations, and nature lovers since it first opened in 1973. Now, thanks to a substantial grant from the Scottish Government’s Community Led Local Development Fund—administered by Argyll and Bute Council—the centre is thriving once again.
Dunoon Observer and Argyllshire Standard journalists
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