Claare ny Gael 6th October 2019

Bob Carswell delivers a weekly programme of great Manx Gaelic broadcasting and entertainment. James Chalenor tells us of Bishop John Phillips, about whom Rev J G Cumming contributes a biographical note in the Manx Society edition of Chalenor's report to Thomas, Lord Fairfax in 1653. Chalenor then moves on to Bishop Richard Parr. In our instalment of our story in Manx, Gowaltys ny Beiyn, the Revolution arrives sooner and easier than any of the animals of Gowaltys y Vannor were expecting. Musically, we follow the September edition of Culture Vannin's Kiaull Manninagh Jiu, compiled by Chloe Woolley : CHRISTINE COLLISTER - We spoke today : ED BRADSHAW - Reeaghyn dy Vannin : ADAM MELVIN - You and me : SCRAN - Dhooraght : BISKEE BRISHT - Not again : I SALONISTI - Valse Septembre : GREG JOUGHIN & BARRULE - Ven-ainshter dewil : PEDDYR CUBBERLEY, FIANA NI CHONAILL & KIRSTY LAWRENCE - Tamo's frolics

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