CLASS OF THE 90'S 💙💛♥️ Introducing the Highlanders 2024 Heritage jersey, born on the terraces of Carisbrook, is inspired by the 97/98/99 era which saw the Highlanders fight back from a forgettable 12th place finish in ‘97 to semi-finalists in ‘98 and finalists in ’99 under the guidance of Highlander’s legend, Tony Gilbert as Head Coach (1998-99). This jersey was worn by Highlanders’ stalwarts such as Taine Randell, Josh Kronfeld, Anton Oliver, Tony Brown and Jeff Wilson. It’s reminiscent of $3

The Atholl Highlanders Parade and Gathering at Atholl Estates and Blair Castle in Perthshire, Scotland. Sadly cancelled in 2020, so here is one of the highlights of these parades and inspections from 2017, as the Atholl HIghlanders, led by their pipes and drums, march past and salute the inspecting officer. The band play a series of marches during this part of the parade, including "Barron Rocks of Aden", "Highland Laddie" and 'Wings", then for the march past they play "The Atholl Highlanders".

A Tug o' War competition between members of the Atholl Highlanders and Atholl Pipe Band during the 2022 Atholl Gathering. This was held in the grounds of Atholl Estates and Blair Castle on Sunday 29th May 2022 and one of the Highlanders fun challenges, with mixed teams of Highlanders and band members, under the watchful eye of their Regimental Sergeant Major, Graham Jack. The Atholl Highlanders are a Scottish ceremonial infantry regiment and the only remaining private army in Europe.They act as

The Atholl Highlanders Parade and the Atholl Gathering/Highland Games are one of the highlights of the Scottish year takes place on Saturday and Sunday at Blair Castle - they only happens once a year, this is your chance to see it. Atholl Gathering/Highland Games Prices:- Adults – £7; Children (5-16) – £3, under 5s – Free; Seniors – £5; Parking – Free. (Tickets for the Atholl Gathering can only be purchased on the day, CASH ONLY) https://blair-castle.co.uk/scottish-highland-castle/atholl-highlan

Atholl Highlanders Parade at Blair Castle Video courtesy of James Rattray The regiment, was originally raised by the 4th Duke of Atholl as the 77th Regiment of Foot (or Atholl Highlanders, or Murray's Highlanders) in December 1777, to relieve regiments serving in North America. Today it is purely ceremonial. It is twinned with the Transvaal Scottish Regiment, also raised by the 7th Duke of Atholl. Today's Atholl Highlanders started in 1839, when Lord Glenlyon, the Duke's son, formed a bodyguard,

The Atholl Highlanders Pipe Band playing the "Loch Tay Boat Song" in May 2022. This was part of the 2022 Atholl Highlanders Parade at Atholl Estates and Blair Castle in Perthshire, Scotland. Inspecting the Atholl Pipe Band and Highlanders was Michael Murray, Marquess of Tullibardine, eldest son of the Duke of Atholl. The Atholl Highlanders are a Scottish ceremonial infantry regiment and the only remaining private army in Europe. They act as the personal bodyguard to the Duke of Atholl, the Chief

The Sunday of the Atholl Highlanders Gathering at Atholl Estates and Blair Castle in Perthshire, Scotland, is their Highland Games. This great day involved displays by the Highlanders and their pipe band, piping competitions, races and competitions between the Highlanders and some traditional sports such as kilted wrestling. With no Gathering this year, here's a look back at one of their previous Games. | Scotland Online

The Atholl Highlanders, led by their Pipe Band, march into the arena during the 2022 Atholl Gathering at Atholl Estates and Blair Castle in Perthshire Scotland. The band are led by Drum Major Niall West and Pipe Major Gary West, with the Highlanders led by Regimental Sergeant Major Graham Jack. As they pass the Chieftain's tent you can see them salute Michael Murray, Marquess of Tullibardine, the eldest son of the Duke of Atholl. The tune played by the band on the march is "The Atholl Highlander