At Gilnockie Gift Shop, we take pride in supporting the economic growth of our community. That’s why all of our unique gifts are sourced as locally as possible, right here around Gilnockie Tower. From handmade crafts to artisan designed goods, every item in our shop reflects the rich heritage and artistry of our local heritage. By choosing to shop with us, you are not only taking home a piece of our local culture but also contributing to the prosperity of our area. Thank you for supporting local businesses and helping our community thrive.
Iain Bell's book comprises 42 original tunes, each with a background story. It begins with a concise, conversational account of the links between Ulster and lowland Scotland and follows on with tunes that are melodic, pleasant and accessible. Straightforward, with nothing contrived or overly fancy, these are the kind of tunes you enjoy playing and melodies that stick in your head. Although attractive, none of the tunes are too difficult and Pipe Majors of bands at all levels would be sure to find some great material in these pages.
Jenny Hazzard (Canadian who plays for World champs Field Marshall Montgomery Pipeband) reviewed the book 'From Scots Borderer to Ulster Scot', on Bagpipe News web site which is run by the National Piping Centre on 17/06/2019.
Don’t forget that you can CLICK, COLLECT & SAVE.
If you are planning a visit to the United Kingdom we are more than happy to store any purchases from our Web Shop in our stock room ready for collection at your convenience. Just choose Self Pick up at checkout and your purchases will be ready for you to collect on your visit to the Ancestral Home of the Armstrong Clan, Gilnockie Tower. And of course no shipping fee to pay plus take advantage of any discounts we may have running at the time of purchase. If this offer continues to be so successful we will have to look at building a new store room but for now we still have an empty shelf or two awaiting your orders.
If you are trying to contact us by email our new address is gt@gilnockietower.co.uk. Our previous email gilnockietower@gmail.com is still active and any messages received at this address will be transferred to the new one.
