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Bagpipe Appreciation Day is celebrated annually on July 27. This day commemorates the bagpipe, an ancient musical instrument.
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Bagpipe Appreciation Day is celebrated annually on July 27. This day commemorates the bagpipe, an ancient musical instrument.

Kilts, beer and bagpipes filled Broadmoor Park Saturday for a celebration of all things Celtic. Thousands of people were out in their best tartans …

Alec Brown, who was in his early 60s, was an instructor at the Raphoe Ulster-Scots pipe band in Donegal, and had been competing with the Colmcille …

Judges from the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association will be there to judge the bands on their performances across various grades as well, …

… establishment band and solo competition scenes as well as the ever-growing use of bagpipes across the burgeoning traditional music revival.

… the traditional march from the centre of the village to the games field, led by Thurso and District Pipe Band and Wick RBLS Pipe Band along …

The Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association Northern Ireland Branch, with support from Ards and North Down Borough Council, will host what will be a …

The Fermanagh Section of the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association (NI) were delighted to host a celebratory reception recently for all local …

Piper Tam Gray, 67, and lead drummer Alexander Brown, 11, are the oldest and youngest members of the Dumbarton District Pipe Band, and the event on …

… alive with the sound of pipes and drums as Scotland’s top piping talent came together in Robertson Park for the Renfrew Pipe Band …

In a tribute, Millstreet Pipe Band acknowledged a remarkable lifetime of service and dedication. “Originally a drummer with the band, Liam went on to …

County Kildare Orchestra with soloist Brian Hughes on uilleann pipes & whistles and narrator John MacKenna present SOUTH, ALWAYS SOUTH! …