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GACH CÙIL IS CÈAL is a series of four books by Rebecca Mackay on the history of Raasay, Eilean Tighe, Fladda and Rona. This highly detailed work is well-researched and includes details of the rich history of the Islands. Book one and two are presently out of print.

"a veritable cornucopia of variegated hue in its breadth of compass and evidence of assiduous research…the diligent work of the compiler has refreshed memories, added much new material and enhanced the sense of belonging which readers of this account will undoubtedly feel, whether part of the Raasay, Rona, Fladda diaspora in far-flung places or much nearer home."

F.M. Maclennan

South Rona the Island and its People by Charles MacLeod is a book rich in well-researched history of the Island of Rona. The book covers several hundred years of tradition and profiles many individuals who grew up in the area and the lives they led.

The book is edited and designed by Rebecca S Mackay.

Tea Towel of the Isle of Raasay produced to a high standard. The perfect gift for any home! Produced by Ettrick Valley on 100% cotton.

“There is much more to this book than an account of its mills. The story of the mills is placed in the context of the economic and social history of Raasay from the middle of the eighteenth century to the closing years of the twentieth. It contains forty plates, consisting of maps, archaeological and architectural drawings, and photographs.

The book opens with a fascinating account of the island’s traditional agricultural economy and local agricultural practices. This account is firmly based in archaeological research and pays particular attention to the small settlements associated with run-rig farming, the role of the shieling (a small shelter associated with summer grazing), and on the harvesting and processing of grain. “

Professor Neil MacLeod BEc, LLB Hons (ANU); LLM, PhD (National University of Ireland),