Claare ny Gael 2nd August 2020

The middle section of the programme presents the third and final part of Mollyndroat, the musical written by Aalin Clague and Annie Kissack and performed by the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh in lockdown. On either side of that we open the pages of the first edition of the Mona's Herald newspaper, published on 3rd August 1833, and we also hear translations in Manx of five pieces of flash fiction. As nyn giaull (reesht woish ynnyd eggey Yn Chruinnaght - ynchruinnaght.com) : BRETON-MANX COLLABORATION - Arrane oie vie/Er geric wenn : THE MacDONALD SISTERS - Far am bi fhin :  LESKI - Three spires/Tregajorran furry : GLENBERVIE FOLK DUO - Roslyn Castle/Wee tune/Roxburgh Castle : EOGHAN O CEANNABHAIN - Mo Sheamaisin : BRETON-MANX COLLABORATION - Abraham Juan/War Enezenn Manav

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