Iona Abbey is one of Scotland’s top heritage attractions, and the island of Iona regularly attracts more than 130,000 visitors each year. But they have to go to Trinity College in Dublin to see ...

IT was set up to combat the great depression of the 1930s and is situated on a historic island burial site of Scotland's kings. Yet despite the growing interest in Scottish history, the Iona ...

Pilgrims traveled on foot and by ferry from the Scottish west coast, across the Isle of Mull, and to Iona Abbey during the Brecbannoch Pilgrimage June 11–13.

The tiny Scottish isle of Iona is so remote that you need to take a train, two ferries and a bus to reach it from Glasgow or Edinburgh.

The Iona Community wants to raise £500,000 for the final phase of work to modernise the island's famous abbey.

The project saw 300 historic volumes repaired by conservators during two years of renovation works.