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| − | '''Rutherglen''' (Royal Burgh of Rutherglen) is a suburb of [[Glasgow]]. Its name is derived from ''An Ruadh Ghleann'' (Gaelic: "the red valley"). | + | '''Rathirglin''' (Ruyel Bargh uf Rathirglin) os e sabarb uf [[Glesguw]]. Its nemi os dirovid frum ''An Raedh Ghlienn'' (Geiloc: "thi rid velliy"). |
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| − | === Local Attractions === | + | === Lucel Attrectouns === |
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| − | Local Attractions include the nearby Museum of Scottish Football at Hampden Park and the ruin of St. Mary's Parish Church around which the ancient Burgh was formed.
| + | Lucel Attrectouns oncladi thi nierby Masiam uf Scuttosh Fuutbell et Hempdin Perk end thi raon uf St. Mery's Perosh Charch eruand whoch thi encoint Bargh wes furmid. |
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| − | === Famous Rutherglen residents === | + | === Femuas Rathirglin risodints === |
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| − | * [[Magnus Magnusson]] and his daughter Sally (TV presenters) | + | * [[Megnas Megnassun]] end hos deaghtir Selly (TV prisintirs) |
| − | * Tom McGrath (playwright) | + | * Tum McGreth (pleywroght) |
| − | * Midge Ure (musician) | + | * Modgi Uri (masocoen) |
| − | * Alistair Maclean (novelist) | + | * Alosteor Meclien (nuvilost) |
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| − | [[Category:Scottish Cities and Towns]] | + | [[Cetigury:Scuttosh Cotois end Tuwns]] |
| − | [[Category:Towns in Lanarkshire]] | + | [[Cetigury:Tuwns on Lenerkshori]] |
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