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March 20

Whiterose

Kevin and Dougie recently got together to form "Whiterose" after playing in separate groups for many years.
Their combined passion for Scottish music and History plays a major part in their performances Kevin was one part , and a founder member of both Claymore and Schiltrum who did gigs for Groups like Na Fir Dileas,Crann Tara, Siol nan Gaidheal to mention but few . Dougie was in a similar situation with both Hamebrew and Mak-a- Din in which they both enjoyed a good level of success. The lads are looking forward to a great future and partnership with "WHITEROSE"

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March 19

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Hi there , WHITEROSE are preparing for their commemoration of the 710th Anniversary of the First Battle Of Falkirk 1298 and the First Anniverasary of the unveiling of the Memorial Cairn in Callander Park Falkirk. The evening's entertainment will be held in Camelon Bowling Club where Whiterose and Guests Fiery Jack will provide good hearty Scottish music. The afternoon will see a march from The Auld Parish Kirk in the High Street , Falkirk out to Callander Park to the Cairn for a service and wreath laying. We hope for a good day and a big turnout as we proudly remember the men who laid such a sacrifice upon the Alter of Freedom. Event held on 19/7/08.

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Strachur Village Hall 26th July 08 :- Private Function.

Camelon Bowling Club , Falkirk Saturday 19th July 08 - 7pm - 1am. In commemoration of the 710th Anniversary of the first Battle Of Falkirk 22nd July 1298, also the 1st Anniversary of the opening of the Battle Of Falkirk Cairn in Callander Park Falkirk. :- With Guests, Fiery Jack.

The Canal Inn , Lock 16, Camelon Sunday 6th July 08, 4pm - 7pm. A cracking wee pub with a great crowd , that's why Sunday afternoons are special.

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Whiterose

Occupation:	Musicians
Location:	Bonnie Scotland
Interests:
Scotland Music History Football
Kevin and Dougie recently got together to form "Whiterose" after playing in separate groups for many years. Their combined passion for Scottish music and History plays a major part in their performances Kevin was one part , and a founder member of both Claymore and Schiltrum who did gigs for Groups like Na Fir Dileas,Crann Tara, Siol nan Gaidheal to mention but few . Dougie was in a similar situation with both Hamebrew and Mak-a- Din in which they both enjoyed a good level of success. The lads are looking forward to a great future and partnership with "WHITEROSE"

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Strathleven Artizans "To promote and benefit the people from the area known as Strathleven and its environs, by advancing social, educational and recreational opportunities. To promote and undertake activities relating to the local history and heritage.

The Trybe The tribe combine visual excitement with a fast, furious, full scale, aural assault and they only have one volume setting. LOUD!!!! They play the big drum, bodhran, and bagpipes to create an amazing sound.

Ted Christopher Ted Christopher is one of Scotland's finest performers. He is a well travelled and extremely versatile singer songwriter. He is equally at home whether singing heart felt originals to a concert audience, belting out Scottish favourites to the Tartan Army.

Musicians' Union The Musicians' Union represents over thirty thousand musicians working in all sectors of the music business. As well as negotiating on behalf of our members with all the major employers in the industry.

The Highland Clansman Hi Folk’s, I am The Highland Clansman. As you can see from my photo album I actually dress in authentic period costume and walk the hills of Scotland. I also teach people about the Scottish Highlander.

Na Fir Dileas Na Fir Dileas are a cultural, historical and heritage awareness group whose membership is open to all persons over the age of eighteen years (18+) , regardless of their sex, race, creed or religion.

Crann Tara Crann Tara is all about, rallying those who are interested in Scotland's history and believe it is something worth preserving, as well as bringing alive the culture, history and heritage and taking it to a wider audience.

Siol Nan Gaidheal The Scottish Cultural & Fraternal Organisation.