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Support The Old Beacon
The North Ronaldsay Trust is working to preserve the Old Beacon as a monument that will continue to inspire and educate future generations of North Ronaldsay islanders and visitors. You can become a partner in this effort by making a generous donation to the Old Beacon Project.
Support the Sheepdyke Restoration
Grade A listed and over 180 years old, the Sheep Dyke is the longest freestanding drystone structure consisting of a single entity in the World. Severe storm damage has left sections of the dyke in need of urgent repair, and The North Ronaldsay Trust is raising funds to pinpoint and restore areas in need of rebuilding.
Support The Kirks
The North Ronaldsay Trust has embarked on an ambitious project to enable both the Old and New Kirks to become renewed centres for Island life, buildings where islanders and visitors alike can understand the past, present, and future of life on North Ronaldsay.
Latest news
- Sheep Festival 2022
- Community Development Manager
- Project management, architectural and quantity surveyor services required
- Orkney Islands Council backs-up NRT project for Regeneration Capital Grant Fund
- Application for Regeneration Capital Grant Fund
- On-island Meat Larder gets greenlight for North Ronaldsay
- We’re hiring! Sheep Dyke Warden post (part-time)
- Sheep Festival 2021
- 18-Hole Golf Course Project
- Sheepdyke Restoration Project
