Regular readers of this website will know that towards
the end of January each year your Webmaster team
struggles to find content to commemorate the
anniversary of the birth of the Bard, Rabbie
Burns, on 25th January 1759. Many of you
may of course celebrate by attending a Burns' night
dinner or supper.
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Every year
we try to be a little more ambitious. In
addition to viewing new content this menu page also
allows members to review the material that has
been published in previous years.
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Please use the buttons
below view the content and please
enjoy!!
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!! New for 2019
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Vegetarian Recipies for Burn's Night.
News about Vegan Haggis.
A Connection with Michael Jackson?
Memorable Quotes from the Bard.
Some Questions Answered.
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From Previous
Years
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From
2018
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A newspaper
article about Rabbie Burns & Burns
Night
A sung recording
of Auld Lang Syne.
The Story of
Robert Burns - an animated film.
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From
2017
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A video of an
"Address to the Haggis"
Not for the
technophobes - A Burns' Night
App!
Mouth-watering -
a Burns' night Dinner in
pictures.
A Burns' Night
Audio Quiz.
Auld Lang
Syne.
A Burns' Night
ode from our own late Clan bard.
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From
2016
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Another image of
the Bard and an associated
poem.
A magazine for
Burns' Night published by Visit Scotland.
Warning - this only works on
certain modern browsers.
An amusing
video entitled "The Tale of the Wild Haggis".
Menu for a
typical traditional Burns' Night
dinner.
A 'translation'
of the Rabbie Burns "Address to a Haggis" into 'English'
for sassenachs - no insult intended!!
Another
MacThomas related "Address to a Haggis" from 2003.
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From
2015
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An
alternative "Address to a Haggis" by our own late Bard,
Rod Mooney - first performed at the Clan Golden Jubilee
Gathering in Glenshee in 2004.
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From
2014
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The original
"Address to a Haggis" By Rabbie Burns.
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From
2013
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"My Heart's In
The Highlands" by Burns - includes a reading by HRH Duke
of Rothesay (Prince Charles).
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From
2011 & 2012
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A link to a
section on Robert Burns on the BBC Website - sadly now
archived so not necessarily up to date.
A link to a "On
This Day in Scottish History". A useful resource but sadly also archived and
not updated.
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Other
Links
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Robert Burns on
Wikipedia.
Burns Country
Website.
More about our
own former Bard, Rod Mooney, and a link to some of his
other poems.
Technical
Problems?
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think should be added to this page then please contact
the Webmaster. Please also let us have stories and
photographs of your own Burn's Night celebrations or
post them on our Facebook page. Thank you.
