Eilidh MacLeod

Members of the Mairi Maclean School of Dance on Barra

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Runners representing TeamEilidh took part in the Isle of Barra Barrathon last year. This year, it doesn’t matter where you are, you can represent Team Eilidh by taking to the streets as part of the trust’s virtual event.

Runners and walkers take to the streets in virtual event for Eilidh MacLeod Memo...

Music groups benefit from Eilidh’s Trust funding

Eilidh MacLeod at Scottish Schools Pipe Band Championships 2017.

Piping event to honour Eilidh Macleod

The tartan was very generously donated to the trust by Co-chomunn Eirisgeidh (Eriskay Community Co-operative) who are the only people allowed to authorise the use of the tartan. The design by Brian Wilton is based on the Royal Stewart check  a nod to Bonnie Prince Charlie landing on the island from France in the mid-18th century.

Exclusive Eriskay tartan auction for Eilidh’s Trust

Team Eilidh hits the streets of Manchester and Edinburgh

The song will be available to download from May 19th, but is available to pre-order on itunes now.

Trad band creates special song in memory of Eilidh

Video - Get a glimpse of Pipe Band's New York adventure

Barra teenager Eilidh Macleod was killed in last Mays Manchester Arena bombing tragedy.

Eilidh Macleod's family respond to Manchester bombing report

Special Beatles album raises over 3K for Barra families

Sir Paul donated a special Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band 6 Disc Super Deluxe (50th Anniversary Edition) boxset, which he will sign and personalise, for the winner of an auction to raise funds

Sir Paul McCartney helps Barra families caught up in terror attack

Sir Paul McCartney has come to the aid of the families of two Scottish island teenagers caught up in the Manchester bomb attack in a gesture that has been described as both 'amazing and brilliant' and 'poignant' by the parents.

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Memorial to Eilidh is planned.

Permanent memorial proposed is for Eilidh

Laura MacIntyre, 15 and Eilidh MacLeod, 14, See Centre Press story; Two girls from Scotland are feared missing following the devastating terrorist attack that killed 22 people in Manchester Concerns have been raised about the safety of Eilidh MacLeod, 14, and her friend Laura MacIntyre, 15, who are both from the Isle of Barra in the Outer Hebrides. The girls attended Ariana Grande's concert but haven't been in touch with their families since the explosion at the Manchester Evening News Arena. At least 22 people, including children, have died following the blast and a further 59 are injured. It was the furthest north in the UK that pop star Ariana Grande was performing on her tour which prompted many Scots to travel down to England.

Laura MacIntyre returns home 100 days after Manchester attack

Fourteen-year-old Eilidh MacLeod was one of the 23 people to be killed in the attack.

Story of Barra teen Eilidh to feature on ITV doc

A golden week for WIIGA athletes

It was heartbreak for the Women's football team as they just lost out on progression due to goal difference.

Island Games - Wednesday Round-Up

The six Venture Scouts lay a wreath in honour of Eilidh MacLeod.

Scouts take time to pay tribute to Eilidh

The funeral procession.

Ariana Grande song played at Eilidh's funeral

Eilidh's order of service outside the Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea, in Castlebay.

Island says goodbye to Eilidh

The coffin of Eilidh MacLeod draped in the Barra flag is carried across Traigh Mhor beach at Barra airport after it arrived by chartered plane yesterday. Photo by Andrew Milligan/PA Wire

Barra funeral of Manchester attack victim Eilidh Macleod

One of the Just Giving pages set up to support the girls' families.

Thousands raised following Manchester tragedy

Annag Maclean, Headteacher at the girls school in Castlebay, told of the deep sadness throughout the Barra community.

Council's condolences following Manchester attack

Island representatives express their sorrow over Barra girl's death

Support for Castlebay following aftermath of Manchester attack

Flags fly at half mast for terror victims

Families frantic search for Barra girls after Manchester attack

Stornoway running and athletics club bring curtain down on season with o.g.m

Gold rush for SRAC

The National Indoor Under-20 and Under-15 Championships were besieged in the famous red and gold of Stornoway Running and Athletics Club this week in what was a stunning event for our heroic Hebrideans.

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