Birrell Tartan Robertson of Struan Tartan all in the MacCarthy Old

all in the MacCarthy Old Ancient Tartan

Dark purple introduces a touch of elegance and creativity

while the blue symbolizes the serene lochs and skies

a tribute to his remarkable wartime achievements

Birrell Tartan Robertson of Struan Tartan all in the MacCarthy OldHistorical Significance The Birrell name boasts a rich history in Glandall, East Borders, tracing back to 1387. Notably associated with Andrew Birrell, a burgess of Berwick in 1449, the Birrell family played a significant role in regional governance and commerce. The distinctive Birrell tartan pattern was recorded in the 1819 Key Pattern Books of Wilson of Bannockburn, with earlier references dating to a 1773 letter by Wilson. This tartan symbolizes