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111228255942013-04-162013-10-24BY-SAfredGàidhligB1-355 5:281A’ cur uèirichean ri plugaLearn how to wire a standard British plug. The unit demonstrates the step by step actions needed when wiring a fused British plug.0
161926301872014-02-132017-04-24BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1 185 5:035’S tu mo ghaolA romantic song0
74830092602012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1 606 4:003Agallamh: Alex Gruba, Kathleen Reddy, Mìcheal SpeirsWorking and studying at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig. Alex Gruba from Poland, Kathleen Reddy from Canada, and Mìcheal Speirs from Perthshire, give their impressions of what it is like to study and/or work at Scotland’s Gaelic College, including discussion of the relative merits of onsite and distance learning.0
204826642952014-05-182014-05-18BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 606 4:003Agallamh: Alex Gruba, Kathleen Reddy, Mìcheal Speirs (tro TeacherTube)Working and studying at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig. Alex Gruba from Poland, Kathleen Reddy from Canada, and Mìcheal Speirs from Perthshire, give their impressions of what it is like to study and/or work at Scotland’s Gaelic College, including discussion of the relative merits of onsite and distance learning.0
73631262672012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1 766 4:142Agallamh: Aonghas MacIainWindsurfing and other outdoor sports. Angus Johnson talks about the best places for windsurfing in North Uist, and why he prefers West Beach. He also talks about other sports he plays, including kitesurfing. He then talks in some detail about the equipment you need for the sport and how much it might cost.0
70230351832012-09-102013-04-18BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1 244 1:333Agallamh: Dòmhnall MacFhionghuinCare for adults with special needs. Donald is a client at Craigard Day Centre. Here he talks about his activities at Craigard. He also talks about the pictures he’s exhibiting at the Taigh Chearsabhagh art centre. He goes on to say what else he does during the week, mentioning the names (NAAFI, Lovats) of another workplace, and his musical activities at the weekend.0
74527841462012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1 498 2:533Agallamh: Dunnchadh MacDhòmhnaill agus Dòmhnall MacÌosaigBoatbuilding skills. Boatbuilding pupils Duncan Macdonald and Donald MacIsaac talk about their school careers to date, and explain how the boatbuilding course works, and how they think what they have learnt may help them in the future.0
2045262852014-05-182014-05-20BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 498 2:533Agallamh: Dunnchadh MacDhòmhnaill agus Dòmhnall MacÌosaig (tro TeacherTube)Boatbuilding skills. Boatbuilding pupils Duncan Macdonald and Donald MacIsaac talk about their school careers to date, and explain how the boatbuilding course works, and how they think what they have learnt may help them in the future.0
73229844982012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1 868 4:233Agallamh: Màiri Anna NicAoidhPreparing seafood and other island foods. Mary Anne Mackay talks about how she cooks locally found seafood, including razorfish. She also talks about older traditions of food preparation and preservation from her childhood memories.0
75828861792012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1 417 4:023Agallamh: Margarita NicUilleimThe importance of place in artistic development, and exhibition facilities. Harris artist Margarita Williams talks about her own artistic career and development, and the importance of her own sense of place. She also talks about the facility which Seallam! offers to local artists for exhibitions and workshops.0
72928052242012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1 432 3:583Agallamh: Tommy DòmhnallachBenefits of lazybeds. Tommy Macdonald, life skills co-ordinator at Cothrom, talks about why they dug lazybeds at the centre, and the benefits they bring. He also mentions a bio-diversity scheme that affects the site.0
334031282972015-11-242015-11-25BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 222513:592An Coigreach, le Iain Mac a' Ghobhainn0
317434467052015-09-172015-09-17BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 72710:502An Duine Dubh0
260726744862015-02-282015-03-01BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 588 5:17Bacadh air a’ ghaoith agus sàbhaladh airgidMar a ghabhas draught-excluder a dhèanamh gu furasta air cosgas ìseal le Duck Tape.0
317727247362015-09-252015-09-25BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 181611:261Bùrn, le Iain Mac a' Ghobhainn0
319124351332015-10-202015-10-20BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 9841Dìth-cuimhne, le Iain C. Mac a’ Ghobhainn0
10372831492013-02-202013-04-20BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 476 3:491Do Aonghus an TàilleirLachaidh Mhoireasdan talks to Gordon Wells and sings a song which his father wrote.0
324830892082015-11-042015-11-25BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 631 4:184Na Bleideagan, le Dòmhnall Iain MacÌomhair0
449528201982016-09-082016-09-08BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 615 7:162Oighrig Keogh - Comunn Gàidhlig ThorontoOighrig Keogh, a thogadh ann am Beinn nam Faoghla, ag innse mar a thàinig i gu Canada ann an 1954, agus mun a cuid obrach le Comunn Gàidhlig Thoronto.0
583519491072017-07-052021-01-15BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 183 1:4511Òran Bròn na Glùine0
210727851342014-06-022014-06-02BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 136 5:231Runrig: Chi Mi'n Geamhradh0
17752635902014-03-192014-06-02BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1 107 2:33Seasaidh Lexy: In Bed with Aonghas Pàdraig 10
118828661732013-07-04BY-SAfredGàidhligB1 1138 9:43Student introduction to Clilstore in Scottish Gaelic0
72227902652012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+818 4:443Agallamh: Ruairidh DòmhnallachThe crofting year. Roddy “Red Tie” Macdonald summarises the crofting year, listing the different activities that are undertaken in different seasons. He talks in more detail about his traditional method of harvesting corn, and how it helps conservation bodies.0
522722142011-10-082013-04-20BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1+355 5:28A’ cur uèirichean ri pluga0
73128881192012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+744 4:173Agallamh: Ailig PeutonCatching razorfish. Alec Beaton describes his razorfishing technique, including precautions on how to protect your fingers and not get lost.0
7282648742012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+395 2:233Agallamh: Aonghas DòmhnallachLazybed construction. Angus Macdonald talks about the construction and the use of lazybeds. He also mentions the traditional “foot plough” tool that was used to build them.0
7552455622012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+625 3:303Agallamh: Catrìona ScottDigitisation process and material content. Catriona Scott, digitiser for the Tobar an Dualchais project, describes the various stages of the technical process in which she’s involved. She also reveals some of the contents of the tapes that have local relevance and with which she has a close personal connection.0
7662497132012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+493 3:253Agallamh: Ciorstaidh NicIllFhinneinPowerdown Project officer job description. Powerdown officer Kirsty MacLennan lists the different responsibilities she has in her post, including working with schools and community groups on carbon emission reduction projects, and gives examples of individual projects in which she is involved.0
76225181122012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+833 4:073Agallamh: Dòmhnall DòmhnallachVisualisation Wall project. Donald MacDonald talks about his own specialist interest and his particular project within Greenspace. He also talks about what it is like to do work of this kind in Stornoway.0
72529531372012-09-102014-09-03BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+1158 6:103Agallamh: Eairdsidh Caimbeul (Buain)How to cut peats. Archie Campbell goes through the various stages entailed in cutting peats and storing them.0
7722668622012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+870 4:583Agallamh: Eairdsidh MacAoidhOperation of a community newspaper and related initiatives. Archie Mackay, editor of Am Pàipear, describes the basic functions of the paper in the community and outlines the business model on which it operates. He goes on to describe some new initiatives which broaden the service it offers beyond its monthly print run.0
7702509582012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+628 4:383Agallamh: Iain BuchananBusiness impact on the community. Uig community member Iain Buchanan talks about the impact Seatrek has had locally over the course of its history to date, describes current levels of marine activity, and looks forward to ambitious plans for the future.0
73926441052012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+1177 6:223Agallamh: Iseabail NicAonghaisChildren's Parliament activities and impacts. Isabell Macinnes, mother of MCP Sarah Macinnes, offers a parental perspective on the activities of the Uist and Barra Children’s Parliament, describing how she thinks they have benefited her daughter.0
20392828512014-05-182014-05-18BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1+1177 6:223Agallamh: Iseabail NicAonghais (tro TeacherTube)Children's Parliament activities and impacts. Isabell Macinnes, mother of MCP Sarah Macinnes, offers a parental perspective on the activities of the Uist and Barra Children’s Parliament, describing how she thinks they have benefited her daughter.0
75227901172012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+1041 7:493Agallamh: Lachaidh Moireasdan (Cuimhneachan Heisgeir)Youthful memories of Heisgeir. Lachie Morrison talks about a remarkable episode in his life when his own father took the family to live on the Monach Isles (Heisgeir) off the west coast of North Uist.0
20522625162014-05-182014-05-20BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1+1041 7:493Agallamh: Lachaidh Moireasdan (Cuimhneachan Heisgeir) (tro TeacherTube)Youthful memories of Heisgeir. Lachie Morrison talks about a remarkable episode in his life when his own father took the family to live on the Monach Isles (Heisgeir) off the west coast of North Uist.0
75030161712012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+571 4:243Agallamh: Lachaidh Moireasdan (Griomasaigh is Bàtaichean)Maritime connections. Lachie Morrison is a longstanding Grimsay resident. Here he shares some of his early memories of involvement with boats and the sea.0
20502456222014-05-182014-05-20BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1+571 4:243Agallamh: Lachaidh Moireasdan (Griomasaigh is Bàtaichean) (tro TeacherTube)Maritime connections. Lachie Morrison is a longstanding Grimsay resident. Here he shares some of his early memories of involvement with boats and the sea.0
74428322442012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+935 5:073Agallamh: Nìall Mac a’ PhearsainCrofting skills. Benbecula crofter Neil Macpherson relates how and why the crofting course was set up, and describes how the course contents relate to the crofting year.0
20442866112014-05-182014-05-20BY-SAcaoimhinsmoGàidhligB1+935 5:073Agallamh: Nìall Mac a’ Phearsain (tro TeacherTube)Crofting skills. Benbecula crofter Neil Macpherson relates how and why the crofting course was set up, and describes how the course contents relate to the crofting year.0
7732641592012-09-102021-05-01BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+690 3:303Agallamh: Tormod MacGill-EainWriter Norman Maclean tells Am Pàipear editor Archie Mackay the story of how he returned to live in Uist, referring to his poor health, and relating how he came to find a new home in Daliburgh despite initial misgivings.0
73428654032012-09-102013-04-19BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+1020 6:452Agallamh: Uilleam LambSurfing. Will Lamb talks about the best weather conditions for surfing, explaining the significance of different wind directions. He also describes likely conditions at different times of the year. He goes on to talk in more detail about why he likes to go surfing and how it benefits him physically and mentally.0
141137314942013-10-072013-10-07BY-SAGuthanNanEileanGàidhligB1+1072 8:033Eòin Trumaisgearraidh"Difficult Encounters with Mother Earth" - Iain talks to his old friend and neighbour, Mary Morrison, a retired English teacher and revitalised Gaelic learner. Their conversation covers three generations of family and friends from the acquisition of the croft, through the many changes since, to current practice today, via English-teaching in Spain, the North Uist Highland Games and other highlights.. Iain speaks clearly and precisely and is always keen to encourage Gaelic learners. This is Mary's first Gaelic interview.0

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