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Inverurie sound received a worldwide audience |
 Inverurie Academy's Celtacad music group recorded five original tracks as backing music for a CD slideshow promoting Inverurie and other towns in Aberdeenshire.
The CD was given out at the Visit Scotland travel trade fair in Glasgow. Travel buyers from all over the world attend the show and many took a copy of the CD to view, and listen to, at their leisure.
Now visitors to this site have an opportunity to hear the unique sound of the young band. You can download the tracks & listen to them at any time on your home computer.
The musicians, and range of instruments, in the group change with each school year but the overall sound and name lives on.
Download these tracks and enjoy the sound of Celtacad. If you live in Inverurie, or visit, you just may be lucky enough to have the pleasure of hearing the band at a live event.
Click here to start downloading it. ( 18mb 5 tracks .mp3 file )
Note : You need to download and unzip this file before listening to it.
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New Heritage Centre for Inverurie |
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A Heritage Centre has been included in plans to develop the giant Carriage Works shed on the former Inverurie Loco Works site. The plans, submitted by Kintore developer Malcolm Allan, propose the creation of 40 townhouses but the end of the building nearest the town centre has been offered to the Inverurie-based charity, Garioch Heritage Society (GHS). GHS are currently investigating how to turn the area into a Heritage Centre for the town. |
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Trout And Salmon Fishing On The River Don |
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The River Don is one of Scotland's angling treasures. Not only is it recognised as a premier salmon and sea trout river, it is also renowed for the quality of its brown trout fishing. The river enjoys the benefit of a Scottish Executive Protection Order and a River Improvement Association. The River Don has been described by Bruce Sandison, the celebrated angling authority and author, as the finest wild brown trout stream in Europe. Fish of over 3lb are not uncommon. |
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