One of Scotland's most iconic landscapes ... took place in 1692 when government troops killed 38 members of the MacDonald clan. Many more who fled in the wintry blizzard died of exposure in ...

the Clan ruled the western seaboards of Scotland, with its chiefs holding the title Lord of the Isles up until 1493. Its current High Chief is Lord Godfrey MacDonald, 8th Baron MacDonald ...

It took place in Glencoe in the Highlands of Scotland on February 13, 1692. An estimated 38 members and associates of Clan MacDonald of Glencoe - including children - were killed by Scottish ...

Scotland's newest clan chief has said he is striving to restore his Highland clan to its former glory. Ranald MacDonald, 76, from Edinburgh, was inaugurated as the Chief of the MacDonalds of Keppoch ...

In 1692, some 120 government soldiers brutally attacked MacDonald clan, killing dozens of people and forcing many more to flee from their homes in western Scotland. Now known as the Glencoe ...

A HISTORIC castle and estate belonging to one of Scotland's largest clans ... the world after the death of Clan Chief Alexander Godfrey, the 7th Lord Macdonald. The trustees said the sale of ...

This, they said, makes it the oldest “true tartan” specimen in Scotland. Specialists could find no similarity with any known clan tartans ... Peter Eslea MacDonald, head of research and ...

Tourists exploring Scotland’s Isle of Eigg recently called ... Legend holds that in 1577, nearly the entire MacDonald clan of the island was murdered by rival MacLeods from Skye as a result ...

also known as Clan MacDonald, dates back around 800 years to the 12th century. For almost 400 years, the Clan ruled the western seaboards of Scotland, with its chiefs holding the title Lord of the ...