Kirn, Argyll being rebuilt to modern standards. Dunoon Grammar School is situated on Ardenslate Road, next to Cowal Golf Club in Kirn. Cowal Golf Club is situated on Ardenslate Road in Kirn, next to Dunoon Grammar School. Kirn & Hunters Quay Bowling Club, is situated on Ardenslate Road. The Cowal Indoor Bowling Club is Situated on Ardenslate Road in Kirn. Kirn Pier was demolished, the only buildings left are the shore side entry buildings. Kirn Church is a red sandstone building in the centre of the village. Kirn, Argyll Kirn; is a village in Argyll and Bute in the Scottish Highlands on
Cowal subsequent invasion by Norsemen, the Hebridean islands of Dal Riata became the Kingdom of the Isles, which following Norwegian unification became part of Norway, as "Suðreyjar" (historically anglicised as "Sodor"). The remaining parts of Dal Riata attracted the name "Argyle" (later "Argyll"), in reference to their ethnicity. In an unclear manner, the kingdom of Alba was founded elsewhere by groups originating from Argyll, and expanded to include Argyll itself. However, an 11th-century Norse military campaign led to the formal transfer of Lorn, Islay, Kintyre, Knapdale, Bute, and Arran, to "Suðreyjar". This left Alba with no part of Argyll except Cowal,