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	Dornoch - LoveToKnow 1911
		DORNOCH, a royal and police burgh and county town of Sutherlandshire, Scotland.
		It lies on the north shore of Dornoch Firth, an arm of the North Sea, 74 m.
		Dornoch became a royal burgh in 1628, and, as one of the Wick burghs, returns a member to parliament.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Dornoch (299 words)

	Dornoch Cathedral Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Occupying a prime location in the centre of Dornoch, Dornoch Cathedral has been in use since 1239; but it was a more recent event that really placed it on the world map for the first time.
		Dornoch was selected as the location of the Cathedral Church of the Diocese of Caithness in 1222 by the then Bishop, Gilbert de Moravia.
		The history of Dornoch Cathedral continued in a reasonably orderly way until 1570, when a clan feud between the Murrays of Dornoch and the MacKays of Strathnaver led to the latter setting it on fire.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /dornoch/cathedral/index.html (588 words)

	Dornoch Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Dornoch is an east coast town by-passed by the A9, and as a result all too easy to overlook.
		More recently, Dornoch achieved a few days of fame on the world stage when the pop star Madonna chose Dornoch Cathedral as the location for her son's christening in January 2001 and the nearby Skibo Castle for her marriage.
		Dornoch's championship course lies immediately to the east of the town itself, between it and the sea.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /dornoch/dornoch/index.html (564 words)

	Dune House, Dornoch - Your interests
		If you are visiting Dornoch from outwith the UK, you may wish to become a member of the Highland Golf Club which has 20 member courses on which members of the HGC can play at any time during their period of membership.
		Five miles north of Dornoch lies the Loch Fleet Nature Reserve where a large number of birds and mammals native to the area can be viewed to the backdrop of Loch Fleet, the heather covered hills and mountains to the West and the wild North Sea to the East.
		Dornoch itself is a very old Royal Burgh and in the centre of the town is the 13th century Cathedral which can be visited throughout the summer months to enjoy the beauty of the architecture, the stained glass, the view from the top of the tower and learn the history of the area.
	www.dunehouse.co.uk /interests.htm (1032 words)

	Dornoch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Royal Burgh of Dornoch (Gaelic: Dòrnach) is a burgh and seaside resort in Sutherland, Highland, on the east coast of the Scottish Highlands, and the north shore of the Dornoch Firth.
		Dornoch was a parliamentary burgh, combined with Dingwall, Kirkwall, Tain and Wick in the Northern Burghs constituency of the House of Commons of the Parliament of Great Britain from 1708 to 1801 and of the Parliament of the United Kingdom from 1801 to 1918.
		In 1918 the constituency was abolished and the Dornoch component was merged into the then new county constituency of Caithness and Sutherland.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dornoch (318 words)

	History of Dornoch
		Dornoch parish covers 53 square miles and includes the Royal burgh of Dornoch, the former fishing village of Embo, and nearly twenty crofting townships and hamlets.
		Dornoch is the parish's largest settlement as well as being the county town of Sutherland.
		One of the major difficulties encountered in telling the story of Dornoch (both parish and burgh) is that the area’s history is rather disjointed.
	www.historylinks.org.uk /briefhistory.htm (242 words)

	Travels in Scotland : Castles and Towers : Dornoch Castle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The original Dornoch Castle was built by the Bishops of Caithness, with the cathedral is close by (literally across the street).
		Dornoch was left a ruin after the fire, until it was restored in the 19th century.
		The building decayed in the 18th century, and the east and west ranges of the original quadrangle were demolished before restoration began.
	www.phouka.com /travel/castles/dornoch/dornoch.html (473 words)

	Accommodation in Dornoch, Scotland
		Dornoch is easily accessed by rail, road and air with four airlines flying into Inverness airport daily.
		Situated on the 1st tee at the famous Royal Dornoch Golf Course, many of the 25 en-suite rooms, including the two luxury suites, have panoramic views across the course and the Dornoch coastline beyond.
		The centre of Dornoch, a Royal Burgh since 1906, is just 200 yards from the hotel, and features the 13th century Cathedral, recently brought to the world's attention by the media reporting on the christening of Rocco, son of Madonna and Guy Ritchie.
	www.scotlandinter.net /dornoch.htm (379 words)

	Dornoch town map - Ronald P A Smith Street Plans
		Until recently, when a 'celebrity' marriage hit the headlines, the cathedral town of Dornoch was a relatively undiscovered delight, perhaps known mainly for its excellent golf courses and sandy beaches.
		Until 1975, it was also the county town of Sutherland, but, despite its civic importance, its population amounted to only 1,284 in 1991, having increased from 497 in 1881 and 725 in 1951.
		It has a particularly attractive whiteharled parish church dating from 1737 and the village is overlooked by the enormous statue of the first Duke of Sutherland on Ben Bhragaidh behind (see photograph on right which shows some of Golspie's old fishing cottages in the foreground).
	www.rpasmith.co.uk /dornoch.htm (612 words)

	A Real Highland Welcome at Dornoch's Hogmanay \| Hogmanay.net
		Dornoch's now famous Hogmanay Street Party will take place on Sunday 31st December, 2006 between 10.30pm and 1.00am in the Sutherland town's square.
		The Dornoch web-cam will be broadcasting the festivities.
		Provost of Dornoch, Councillor Duncan Allan said: "This will be the happiest family Hogmanay celebration that you could wish for.
	www.hogmanay.net /events/dornoch (287 words)

	PGATOUR.com - Royal Dornoch: Pinehurst's Inspiration
		Born and raised in the small Highlands town of Dornoch, it was at the Dornoch Golf Club (now known as Royal Dornoch Golf Club) where Ross learned the game and was already an accomplished golfer by the age of 14.
		Dornoch places a special emphasis on pitching and putting in addition to all the other tests more typical of links golf.
		The rough at Dornoch is particularly daunting, though deceivingly attractive from afar.
	www.golfweb.com /print/story/8620266 (1002 words)

	Dornoch Community Council
		He took the opportunity to comment on the number of housing schemes in the pipeline for the Dornoch area - nine at present though a watchful eye would be needed in low lying areas should the water table rise or when they might be affected by water 'run off'.
		Answering a question from the floor on the additional walls at Creich cemetery the councillor said it was a pity that it had not been stone rather than a block wall.
		All members present were in agreement with such a proposal and it was suggested that an approach be made to the Dornoch Focus Group who have expertise in fund raising.
	www.dornoch.org.uk /pages/dcc-mins.html (669 words)

	Dornoch Castle Hotel \| Accommodation Scottish Highlands \| Hotels in Scotland
		All 24 Dornoch Castle en-suite bedrooms are tastefully decorated with a strong emphasis on comfort and tranquillity but still having that Baronial home atmosphere.
		There are deluxe Castle Rooms, superior Castle Rooms and Garden Rooms, the latter were built in the late 70's and form the easterly wing of the Castle.
		The renowned Royal Dornoch Golf Course, is the world's 3rd oldest golf course, and proves both challenging and exhilarating to all players.
	www.dornochcastlehotel.com (220 words)

	Dune House Self-Catering Apartments in Dornoch, Scotland - Welcome
		We are located within the historic town of Dornoch on the north east coast of Scotland.
		Dornoch is a small Highland town which can be your base for an activity or special interest holiday.
		It is conveniently placed for those visitors who wish to tour the beautiful scenery of the north of Scotland or for those who simply wish a pleasant relaxing break from the hustle of modern life.
	www.dunehouse.co.uk (210 words)

	What to "See and Do" in Dornoch, Sutherland, Scotland
		Dornoch is famous for the Royal Dornoch Golf Course and, since Madonna married Guy Richie at Skibo Castle many people link the names of Dornoch and Madonna!
		For me, Dornoch is beautiful and unspoilt, maintaining the original buildings and character of the town.
		Dornoch Castle is right in the middle of the town.
	www.scotlandindex.net /Dornoch/in_dornoch.htm (392 words)

	Dornoch
		North of the Dornoch Firth Bridge, the road curves eastwards to Dornoch.
		Internationally renowned for the Royal Dornoch Golf Course - ranked 13th in the world's top 100 - this historic town also boasts a superb range of other built and natural attractions.
		Foremost among these are the 13th century Dornoch Cathedral, the Dornoch Jail craft centre, Historylinks Museum and the town's excellent beaches which stretch away along the coast to nearby Embo.
	www.visitscotland.com /library/dornoch (114 words)

	Dornoch Castle, Sutherland, Northern Scotland
		Steeped in Scottish history and fascinating legends, the 15th century Dornoch Castle firmly stands its ground opposite the inspiring 12th century Dornoch Cathedral.
		Set in private and beautifully manicured gardens, this castle still bears an air of magnificence and grace, and is the perfect venue for your wedding and reception.
		Dornoch Castle offers 24 en-suite garden rooms, sumptuous cuisine and enjoyable wines, whilst it continues to uphold a reputation for entertaining its honoured guests in style.
	www.celticcastles.com /castles/dornoch (255 words)

	Dornoch Property Management - Welcome
		One visit to Dornoch is all it takes for you to fall in love with it, you will want to come back time and time again, you might even decide to move here or buy a holiday home here.
		Well I for one can’t blame you for wanting to move here because that’s what my family and I have done, it is one of the most peaceful and beautiful places in the world.
		The only way this will be achieved is by working with the knowledge that it’s the customers that pay the bills at the end of the day, and if we dont keep our customers happy we don't deserve their loyalty.
	www.dornochpropertymanagement.co.uk (275 words)

	Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links
		Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf LinksAnd such was the case with golf courses that Donald Ross truly poured his heart into.
		This moniker is hard to buy when you are staring down the barrel of the 431-yard, par-4 16th hole, but easier to swallow when trying to feather a long iron down the center of the fairway on the 300-yard, par-4 third.
		Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links“The environmental setbacks were about 20 feet from the water, and I wouldn’t have left all that scraggly wetland brush,” he says.
	www.golfresortworld.com /dossiers/mbg_glendornoch/Golfcourses_only.html (1404 words)

	Dornoch Golf Club - Delaware, Ohio
		Alright, first of all, the comments ragging on Dornoch are probably the most arrogant, biased views of this golf club.
		Dornoch is a fun track to play allbeit not a Tartan Fields or a Muirfield Village...but then who enjoys playing golf with those high priced idiots.
		Dornoch is what it is, a good but not great golf course.
	www.ohiogolf.org /html/courses_detail.asp?courseid=8833 (742 words)

	Dornoch Castle Hotel Accommodation Scotland \| Luxury Scottish Castle Hotels
		All 24 Dornoch Castle Hotel en-suite bedrooms are tastefully decorated with a strong emphasis on comfort and tranquillity but still having that Baronial home atmosphere.
		Most bedrooms overlook the formal walled gardens and some have wonderful views of the Dornoch Firth and the hills beyond.
		Set in the beautiful, rich, rolling hills of the Black Isle and surrounded by the Moray Firth to the south and the Cromarty Firth to the north, Burn Farm Cottages are ideally suited for those who wish to 'get away from it all'.
	www.dornochcastlehotel.com /accommodation.cfm (257 words)

	Royal Dornoch Golf Club, Championship links course in the Highlands of Scotland
		As part of the celebration we aim to have a match against the British Golf Collectors Society all playing with hickories and it there is great interest to see how the scores with traditional clubs match those in contemporary competitions.
		Royal Dornoch is proud that we are one of the original locations of golf in Scotland.
		The people of the Highlands of Scotland are renowned for their hospitality and our clubhouse staff do all they can to make sure that golfers, and if accompanied their families, are comfortable and are well fed and watered.
	www.royaldornoch.com (558 words)

	Places ti visit in Scottish Highlands from Fairways Dornoch self-catering accommodation
		Dornoch has very good roads, and an abundance of places to enjoy on a day out.
		The history of the highlands is legendary; you can visit the old Croick Church on the Rogart Road in Dornoch, to see this haunting old church and its carvings from the time of the highland clearances.
		Dornoch is also a magnet to golfers who travel from all over the world to play at the renowned Royal Dornoch Golf Course.
	www.fairwaysdornoch.co.uk /scottish_highland_attractions.html (591 words)

	Fairways Luxury Self Catering Accommodation at Dornoch, Scotland
		Sleeping four people, it has all mod cons and is in older established area of the village quietly tucked behind the Dornoch Hotel, next to the first tee of the Royal Dornoch Golf Course.
		Dornoch is an excellent touring base from which to explore the magnificent Highlands; many are also attracted by the world-renowned Royal Dornoch Golf Club.
		Dornoch has an excellent bus service which you can use to explore other local villages and there is a regular train service from London to Inverness, with car hire services locally if you should wish to use them.
	www.fairwaysdornoch.co.uk (314 words)

	PGATOUR.com - In the Scottish Highlands, Royal Dornoch reigns supreme
		Elevated greens and raised tees on the Par 3's are characteristic of Dornoch and it is the shorter holes, which can be the most daunting, with the 6th being one of the toughest.
		If you are lucky enough to be in Dornoch, don't limit your play to just Royal Dornoch, magnificent as it is. There are a couple of secret gems; both within a half hour drive north, along the coast.
		Try to spend at least two or three days in the Dornoch area as there is much golf to play and even some sightseeing to squeeze in.
	www.golfweb.com /story/7369525 (1135 words)

	Cathedral, Dornoch
		Scotland > Highland Region, Scotland > Scotland - Northwest Highlands > Dornoch
		Dornoch's cathedral was established in 1224 by Gilbert of Moravia.
		Unauthorized duplication in part or whole without prior written consent prohibited by international laws.
	www.planetware.com /dornoch/cathedral-sco-hgh-dorncath.htm (57 words)

	Dornoch Hotels, Dornoch B&Bs and Dornoch Self-catering Accommodation from Milford
		Dornoch is located in northern Scotland on the Dornoch Point, overlooking Dornoch Sands and Dornoch Firth.
		Centrally situated Dornoch hotel with friendly 'pub' atmosphere offering newly furnished accommodation and fresh home cooked food.
		Set in the village of Clashmore, 3 miles from Dornoch, this holiday cottage is a good base from which to explore the Highlands.
	www.milford.co.uk /scotland/dornoch.html (121 words)

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