Topic: Scotland
Saint Andrew's Day, known as Latha Naomh Anndra in Scots Gaelic, celebrates the feast day of Saint Andrew. The flag-flying regulations controlled by the Scottish Government dictate that the Flag of Scotland, called the Saltire or the Cross of Saint Andrew, which ...
The embattled Scottish Football Association is facing further crisis after reports late Friday claimed top refereeing official Hugh Dallas had resigned from his post as the SFA's head of referee development.The SFA is currently negotiating a widespread referees strike, which has forced ...
Iona, Scotland, an island that was an early center of Christianity. Iona is one of the Inner Hebrides, and has an area of about 3.5 square miles (9 km2). After World War II the Church of Scotland restored Iona as a religious ...
The lushness of the river valleys, woodlands and hedgerows backed by green hills will greet you when you enter Ayrshire, Scotland. There are many changing scenes, though, as you make your way through Ayrshire with the red-roofed villages of the East Lothians ...
Abernethy is a village in Perthshire, almost on the border with Fife, in the corner between rivers Tay and Earn. One of only two such buildings in Scotland (the other one is in Berchin), Abernethy's round tower is located a few steps ...
One very good example of this is the complicated between England, France and Scotland during the middle ages . There was a military alliance between Scotland and France against Britain approximately 1300-1600 called the Auld Alliance. France wanted an ally in their ...
The City of Edinburgh is fairly unique among cities in that it is quite definitely divided in to two halves. The Royal Mile may well be referred to as the backbone of Edinburgh's Old Town. The High Street contains Edinburgh's High Court ...
St. Andrew's Day is celebrated on November 30 by Scottish people everywhere, in western and eastern churches. He, supposedly, with the direction of an angel, "removing a tooth, an arm bone, a kneecap and some fingers" from the tomb and taking them ...
The growing division in the Anglican Communion in general, and the Church of England in particular, over the ordination of homosexual clergy and women bishops/priests as demonstrated at this year's Lambeth Conference is deeply disturbing, not least because falling membership of, and ...
There is good news for those wanting marry across the border in Scotland ? the Church of Scotland allows those of other faiths to marry in the time-honoured Church of Scotland tradition, provided they believe in monogamy. However, a guide to Church ...