Collection: MacInness

Clan MacInnes

The Clan MacInnes (Gaelic: Clann Mhic Aonghais) is an ancient Highland clan whose name means “Son of Angus”. Traditionally based in Morvern on the western coast of Scotland, the MacInnes clan was renowned as skilled warriors, shipbuilders, and loyal Highlanders with strong ties to Argyll and the Isles. Their proud history stretches back to the earliest Celtic traditions of Scotland.

Clan Crest

The crest shows a hand in tartan holding a drawn bow with arrow, a symbol of readiness, vigilance, and strength.

Clan Motto

The motto is “Macaonghais A-Rithist” (MacAngus Again), honoring the clan’s Gaelic ancestry and resilience through centuries.

War Cry

The MacInnes war cry is “An Cirean Ceann Cinnidh” (The Crest of the Chief), echoing across Highland battlefields as a rallying call.

Clan Septs

Septs historically associated with Clan MacInnes include Angus, Innes, MacAngus, and related Gaelic families who shared kinship and loyalty.

Clan Tartan

The MacInnes tartan is a bold pattern of greens, blues, and reds, representing both the natural landscape of Morvern and the enduring strength of the clan.