'Ceilidh King' Fergie MacDonald dies aged 86
The acclaimed Scottish ‘Ceilidh King’ Fergie MacDonald has died aged 86, his family have announced. His family stated he had died at his home in Moidart, near Fort William, on Tuesday “peacefully, listening to the music he loved.” His death comes following a prostate cancer diagnosis in 2021.
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