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  www.plymouthbrethrenchristianchurch.org  
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Prògraman còmhraidh agus ciùil bho Radio nan Gàidheal
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Conversations recorded on Radio nan Gàidheal
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Ann an leabhar-ciùil Bi Sunndach agus Seinn tha 34 òrain, rannan agus geamannan a chaidh a dhealbh gus ùidh chloinne de gach ìre comais a thogail agus am brosnachadh.
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An inter-disciplinary resource has been produced to support the teaching of this subject in P4 – 7 in the primary school.
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Anmoch tro na h-ochdamh linn deug agus tràth sa naoidheamh linn deug, dh’in-imirich Gàidheal na h-Alba nam mìltean, a-staigh do dh’Alba Nuadh, mar thoradh air aimhreit shòisealta ‘s ain-fhois eaconamach an dùthaich. Ged nach robh stùthan cosgail idir aca, thug iad traidiseanan ciùil ‘s labhairt a bha seasmhach, prìseal, beartach leotha, a sheasas laidir ri taobh cuid anns na Roinn Eòrpa. Bonnaichte leis a’ chànain, ghabh a’ chultar freumh làidir ann an talamh na h-Albainn Nuaidh ’s i a dh’fàs.
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Scottish Gaelic is a Celtic language, like Welsh and Breton, which is closely related to Irish. During the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, tens of thousands of Scottish Gaelic Highlanders emigrated to Nova Scotia as a result of massive social and economic unrest at home. Though largely lacking in material wealth they brought with them a robust musical tradition and one of the richest oral heritages in all of Western Europe. Anchored by the language, their culture took root in Nova Scotia and flourished.
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Le dùil ri tachartas ciùil gach oidhche, bidh an dà fhèis a’ co-obrachadh air sia cinn-latha agus àiteachan, gus dèanamh cinnteach gum faigh a h-uile duine tlachd bho chultar na Gàidhlig.
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Am Mòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail (The Royal National Mòd), Scotland’s biggest Gaelic Cultural Festival, is partnering with the Blas Festival which takes place from Friday 5th to Saturday 13th September to perform in residential care homes and hospitals throughout the Highlands.
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Anmoch tro na h-ochdamh linn deug agus tràth sa naoidheamh linn deug, dh’in-imirich Gàidheal na h-Alba nam mìltean, a-staigh do dh’Alba Nuadh, mar thoradh air aimhreit shòisealta ‘s ain-fhois eaconamach an dùthaich. Ged nach robh stùthan cosgail idir aca, thug iad traidiseanan ciùil ‘s labhairt a bha seasmhach, prìseal, beartach leotha, a sheasas laidir ri taobh cuid anns na Roinn Eòrpa. Bonnaichte leis a’ chànain, ghabh a’ chultar freumh làidir ann an talamh na h-Albainn Nuaidh ’s i a dh’fàs.
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Scottish Gaelic is a Celtic language, like Welsh and Breton, which is closely related to Irish. During the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, tens of thousands of Scottish Gaelic Highlanders emigrated to Nova Scotia as a result of massive social and economic unrest at home. Though largely lacking in material wealth they brought with them a robust musical tradition and one of the richest oral heritages in all of Western Europe. Anchored by the language, their culture took root in Nova Scotia and flourished.