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November 9, 2019April 13, 2021

Ardentinny Bowling Club Kids Halloween Party 2019

Keeping some very excited kids, dressed in a variety of Halloween costumes, off Ardentinny Bowling Club's immaculate green at their party last weekend kept organisers Maryjane, Linda, Nicola, Caroline and Michele on their toes. A great afternoon was had by all the kids who enjoyed dookin' for apples and all the usual spooky games. Now …

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October 29, 2019October 30, 2019

Ghouls on the green

It was a case of eat, drink and be scary last Saturday night at Ardentinny Bowling Club when the bowlers held their annual Halloween get together with some ghoul friends. Ghostess with the mostest, Maryjane, Linda and their delectable demons as usual transformed the place into a creepy crypt . With the boos flowing and …

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October 16, 2019

Ardentinny road closure Sunday 27 October 2019

The road outside Angle cottage on the Ardentinny to Whistlefield road will be closed between 7am and 7pm on 27 October, 2019 to enable works to take place in relation to the Cuil Burn Hydro Renewables project. Contractor Robert Brakes informs us that the road to the beach past the village hall will remain open …

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September 26, 2019

Quickest Quackers at Ardentinny Harvest Fair

Wedged between two ‘Indian summer' days, Glenfinart Walled Garden drew the short straw for its annual Harvest Fair on Sunday. However, the rain stayed away for the Quickest Quackers Duck Derby and while calm waters on the River Finart made for slower conditions than last year, it was nail bitingly competitive and made it much easier for …

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September 23, 2019

Paul Murton goes back to his roots

Ardentinny featured on this week's episode of the BBC series Grand Tours of Scotland's Lochs. Presented by Paul Murton, who was brought up in the village, we were introduced to Ardentinny with a walk over the Larach accompanied by Harry Lauder's song "O'er the Hill to Ardentinny”. Then a quick stroll past the hotel which …

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