Claare ny Gael 26th July 2020

We hear the second part of the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh fo ghlass musical production, 'Mollyndroat', written by Aalin Clague and Annie Kissack. We also have some more examples of flash fiction, with five very short stories, four of them in about 130 words and the final one in only 62 words. It's been Yn Chruinnaght in the past week, so all our music this time can be found on the website, ynchruinnaght.com. Y chiaull ain : DAVID KILGALLON, MERA ROYLE, THOMAS MOISSON & LORS LANDAT - Ushtey millish 'sy gharee/La violette : MEINIR DAVIES, ANGHARAD EDWARDS & ADAM BEHRENS - Bugeilio'r gwenith gwyn : EOGHAINN O CEANNABHAIN - The wrong trousers : GLENBERVIE FOLK DUO - Mrs Hamilton : BRYHER'S BOYS - Cornwall, my home : LORS LANDAT, THOMAS MOISSON, MERA ROYLE & DAVID KILGALLON - Plac'h ar Rianteg/Jerrey yn theihll

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