Claare ny Gael 1st December 2019

Bob Carswell delivers a weekly programme of great Manx Gaelic broadcasting and entertainment. Once again James Chalenor gives us our day in court - or, in fact, several days in several courts, as he reviews the administration of justice as it was in 1653. In 'Gowaltys ny Beiyn' the conflict between Snowball and Napoleon comes to a head, and things take a definite change of direction for the other animals as Napoleon and the pigs secure the reins of power with support from a new force. As nyn giaull : STAA - Kishtey ny yindyssyn : ROGER BRYANT - The miner's anthem : MARCAS O MURCHU - An fear sona/Fuinseog Thir Eoghain/Ril Eibhlin ni Bhriain : INT - L'aspect : FLING - Atlantic swell : BRIAN MAC STOYLL - Inneen jeh bochilley boght : STEVE EAVES - Gwlad y caledi : MAIRE BRENNAN - Oro : BEDLAM - Dr Foster's tumblers/The morning spire

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