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Coigach Heritage is a community group dedicated to preserving and sharing the history, stories and traditions of the Coigach peninsula. From oral histories to photographs, Gaelic culture, and crofting and fishing life.

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Artist's impression of the Lorg na Coigach monument rendered in watercolour.

A public monument by internationally acclaimed local artists Will Maclean and Marian Leven is planned to commemorate the events of 1852/3 when the people of Coigach successfully resisted the serving of summons to remove from their land.

The project is in the final fundraising push so that construction can begin Autumn 2025.

Featured Project: Lorg na Còigich

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✨ Another Big Step Forward for Lorg na Còigich ✨ A major milestone was reached last week when the three 'women' stones – representing the leaders of the famous Coigach resistance of the 1850s – were moved by raft to Old Dornie. At
Thank you to everyone who came along to our Heritage Tea yesterday! It was lovely to share the Lorg na Còigich images and information with you all — and what amazing home-baking. Big thanks to all the bakers! The fundraising endpoint fo
🍕 Pizza Lovers & Lorg na Còigich Supporters! 🍕 We’re incredibly grateful to Ooni for generously donating two Ooni Koda 16 pizza ovens to help us raise funds for Lorg na Còigich. These top-quality ovens have been successful
The Lorg na Còigich project took another step forward on Tuesday when the ground at the monument’s site, overlooking the Summer Isles, was broken with the digging of a test pit, in preparation to receive the large standing stone which wi