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Dunoon Grammar School is over three hundred and fifty years old and has many well known former pupils, including the Labour Party politicians, ], ] (later head of ]) and ]. The actor ] was also a pupil. Dunoon Grammar School is over three hundred and fifty years old and has many well known former pupils, including the Labour Party politicians, ], ] (later head of ]) and ]. The actor ] was also a pupil.


Dunoon was the home of a U.S. naval base in Scotland from the early 1960s until 1991, harbouring the ] nuclear fleet. Dunoon was the home of a U.S. naval base in Scotland from the early 1960s until 1991, harbouring the ] nuclear fleet.


The annual Cowal Highland Games are a highlight and attract many hundreds of contestants from over the world and many thousands of spectators. The annual Cowal Highland Games are a highlight and attract many hundreds of contestants from over the world and many thousands of spectators.

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Dunoon is situated on the Cowal penninsula in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It sits on the river Clyde across from Gourock.

Interesting features of the town are the Benmore Botanical Gardens, now open to the public, but formerly a private garden for the Younger family. Toward Castle, formerly owned by the Lamont family is not far from the town. Dunoon pier is over one hundred years old and still receives a connecting ferry with Gourock.

Dunoon Grammar School is over three hundred and fifty years old and has many well known former pupils, including the Labour Party politicians, John Smith, George Robertson (later head of NATO) and Brian Wilson. The actor Sylvester McCoy was also a pupil.

Dunoon was the home of a U.S. naval base in Scotland from the early 1960s until 1991, harbouring the Polaris nuclear fleet.

The annual Cowal Highland Games are a highlight and attract many hundreds of contestants from over the world and many thousands of spectators.

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