Programme for the 64th annual Mod, 1967
Booklet of the programme of events at the 64th annual Mod in Glasgow on 2-6 October 1967.
2009.117.1
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2009.118.1
An Comunn Gaidhealach National Mòd gold medal
Gold medal awarded to a National Mòd competition winner, bearing the words `An Comunn Gaidhealach` and `Ar canain `s ar ceol` in a circle on a dark blue background, and a red `T` with celtic knot-work, the sun rising over the T, and a scroll and harp on either side with a light blue background. Date unknown, winner unknown.
2009.104.1
Book: “Caindel Alban: Fèill-sgrìodhainn do Dhòmhnall E Meek”
Softback book honouring the work of Professor Donald Meek, Caoles, Tiree, in the field of Gaelic studies. Includes a biography, a list of Donald`s publications and contributions by other authors in the field.
2009.99.3
Music CD “Skipinnish: live from the ceilidh house”
CD of music by Skipinnish recorded live at the Skipinnish Ceilidh House, Oban. Dance music and songs by various artists including Angus MacPhail of Ruaig.
2009.96.1
Original artwork for An Iodhlann logo
Original black ink on paper artwork for An Iodhlann haystacks logo by Iain Bale, Hynish ca 1997.
2009.90.3
CD of Gaelic prose and music read/performed by various artists
CD of Gaelic writings, prose and music read and performed by various Gaelic artists.
2009.89.4
Photocopy of newspaper article in Gaelic entitled “A` Maistreadh”
Photocopy of newspaper article in Gaelic entitled “A` Maistreadh” (at the churning), showing a photograph of a women hand-churning butter on Tiree. Photographed by George Holleyman in 1941-43.
2009.89.3
Digital scanned copy of newspaper cutting “A` Maistreadh” in Gaelic
Digital scanned copy of newspaper cutting in Gaelic entitled “A`Maistreadh” (At the churning) showing a photograph of a women hand-churning butter on Tiree. Photographed by George Holleyman during 1941-43.
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2009.87.4
Gaelic Unit school calendar for 1993
School calendar made by pupils of the Gaelic Unit at Tiree High School, Cornaig, for 1993. Made up of individual children`s line drawings for each month. Named children: Iain Caimbeul, Ros, Micheil, Seonag, Ciorstaidh, Ben, Domhnall – Rodaidh, Ailean, Iain MacAonghais, Cairistiona, Greum and Miari.
2009.82.1
Magazine `Cothrom` Iris 57, Foghar 2008
Magazine of Cli Gaidhlig, the Scots Gaelic access and promotion organisation. Issue 57, 2008. Includes an interview with Dr John Holliday about life on Tiree and his involvement with the Gaelic community, and an article about young Gaelic speakers Eilidh Chaimbeul (Campbell) and Iona NicIlleDhuinn (Brown) living on Tiree.