The junior jarl and his squad visited NorthLink this afternoon for lunch before carrying on with the rest of their day.
Captain Andy O’Brian welcomed the squad on board the Hrossey for lunch.
The guizers were welcomed by a Kirkwall pipe band in reception before their meals were served.
The search is on for young people eager to form squads and take part in next year’s Junior Up-Helly-A’. Committee members are eager to hear…
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READ FULL STORYThe junior Jarl’s Squad have had a busy day of visits and activities today (Tuesday) as the Lerwick Up-Helly-A’ kicked off. Junior jarl Oran McCulloch…
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Kevin Craigens
