Feailley Ghaelgagh - 22oo - 29oo Mee Houney

Ta claare yn ‘eailley bunnys reaghit ain nish. Son shickyrys bee tooilley fys ry-akin ayns ny pabyryn naight as ry-chlashtyn er y radio mysh shiaghtin ny ghaa roish yn ‘eailley, as foddee dy bee yn claare caghlaait bit beg car ny meeghyn shoh cheet. Er hoh diu paart jeh’n chlaare t’er ve reaghit ec yn traa t’ayn.

Bee bwaane ayns Doolish, raad vees fys ry-gheddyn mychione yn ‘Eailley, y Ghaelg, Mooinjer Veggey as y lheid.Bee Oie Arraneys ec y Thie Bane, Purt ny h-Inshey. Bee caa dooin loayrt ry-cheilley ec yn Forum Gaelgagh, mychione ‘cur er bun Laare Gaelgagh ayns Bun Scoill ennagh,’ as ‘cur er bun Boayrd Gaelgagh Oikoil.’ Leaght y Ghaaue livreit ayns Gaelg dy bollagh ec Brian Stowell, mychione cooish erbee agh Gaelg ee-hene.

Nee Roy Peadarson yn Leaght Ned Maddrell myleeaney ec yn Thie Tashtee as loayree eh mychione ‘Yn Ghaelg myr Greinneyder Farrys.’ Laa Foslee yn Vooinjer Veggey - bee tey as cooish ry-gheddyn ec Mooinjer Veggey. Oie Chiaullee ec yn Thie Oast Wiggynnagh, Balley Chashtal. Cruinnaght Ghaelgagh ec y Thie Tashee - arraneyderyn as fir chiaullee voish Mannin, Nerin as Nalbin. Kiaull, Arrane as Bee ec y Thie Oast Stashoon, Purt Le Moirrey, as Giense Mooar - yn ceili s’jerree ‘sy chiaghtin.

Ta ram sheshaghtyn er ghialdin argid da’n ‘Eailley. Ta Undinys Eiraght Vannin, Coonceil ny h-Ellynyn, Eiraght Ashoonagh Vannin as Conister Trust plc er gialdin dooin ny smoo na keead punt (dagh fer jeu)! Hig Catreeney MacPhee gys yn ‘eailley, voish Nalbin, as foddee dy jig arraneyderyn voish Nerin neesht.

Kione y Sker

Ren Conister Trust plc gialdin da’n Cheshaght Ghailckagh paart dy argid dagh blein derrey jerrey yn thousane bleeaney shoh, son aundyr bleinoil. Ta’n aundyr shoh (Kione y Sker) currit da peiagh erbee ta jannoo, ny ta er n’yannoo, obbyr foaysagh da’n chenn ghlare ain.

My ta fys eu er peiagh erbee ta shiu coontey dy ve ny chooneyder ooasle da’n Ghaelg, screeu shiu ny chellvane shiu (623821) rish Brian Stowell, Scrudeyr yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh,as ginsh shiu da ennym yn reih eu, as yn oyr er lhiu dy vel yn reih eu feeudagh da’n aundyr. Cur shiu fys daue, roish yn 24oo Jerrey Fouyir!

Nee Eaghtyrane, Caairliagh, Screeudeyr as Tashteyder yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh reih peiagh ennagh son ‘Kione y Sker’ mleeaney.

Aundyryn son Ymmydey Gaelg

Bee daa aundyr noa currit magh ec yn ‘Eailley Ghaelgagh myleeaney; un aundyr dy ve currit gys ayrn jeh’n Reiltys (Rheynn, Bing, Possan ny Peiagh) as aundyr elley dy ve currit gys co-lught ny peiagh ennagh ta gobbragh da co-lught as ta cooney lesh yn Ghaelg ec e obbyr.

Bee fo-ving yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh cummit dy chur vriwnys er y chooish shoh, cummit ass Eaghtyrane, Caairliagh, Scrudeyr as Tashteyder Yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh, as Reagheyder yn ’Eailley Ghaelgagh. Ver yn ving ny aundyryn da possan, peiagh, Rheynn va jannoo obbyr vie son Gaelg vio.

My ta fys eu er obbyr vie jeant ta bishaghey y Ghaelg, cur shiu fys da’n fo-ving mychione yn Rheynn, Bing, Possan ny Peiagh cooie shione diu t’er n’yannoo yn obbyr shoh, roish yn 24oo Jerrey Fouyir, my sailliu!



Feailley Ghaelgagh -
22nd - 29th, November

This year’s festival programme is almost complete now, however, final details will be in the press a week or two before the festival. Probably there will be some alterations to the provisional programme, however, the following paragraphs give an idea of what is planned so far.

There will be a stall in Douglas, from which information about the festival, the language, Mooinjer Veggey and the like can be obtained. There will be an evening of song at the Whitehouse, Peel. There will be a chance to speak about important matters for Manx at the Gaelic Forum including the need for a Gaelic unit in a primary school, and the possibility of establishing an official Manx Language Board. Brian Stowell will give the first Leaght y Ghaaue - a lecture given in Manx only.

Roy Peadarson will give this year’s Ned Maddrell lecture, at the Manx Museum, and he will speak about Gaelic - An Economic Driver. There will be another chance for people to visit the Manx playgroup, Mooinjer Veggey, at Braddan School House, for a ‘skeet’, a chat and a cup of tea. Thee will be a musical evening at the Viking Hotel in Castletown, a concert of Gaelic music at the Manx Museum, a ‘Food and Folk’ session at the Station, Port St Mary and a grand ceili to finish the week.

Many organisations have agreed to help with this year’s festival, including Manx National Heritage, the Manx Heritage Foundation, the Isle of Man Arts Council and Conister Trust plc. Visiting singers and musician’s from Scotland and Ireland will attend the festival - more about this later.

The ‘Kione y Sker’ Award.

Conister Trust plc have agreed to fund an annual award, ‘the ‘Kione y Sker’ Award’, which is presented to someone who has made a significant contribution to the revival of Manx Gaelic. The President, Chairman, Treasurer and Secretary of Yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh will choose this year’s winner from the nominations they receive.

If you know of anyone who you believe deserves such an award, please write to Brian Stowell, Secretary of Yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh, 16, Hilary Road, Douglas, or phone 623821. Just let Brian know who you think should receive this year’s award, and why. Please let him know before the 24th, October.

New Prizes for the Use of Manx.

There will be two new prizes award by Yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh during this year’s Feailley Ghaelgagh. One prize will be given to a public body or employee (a Department, Division, Committee, Commissioners, or Government employee), who/which has used Manx during the year in a significant and conspicuous way, and a similar prize will be presented to a private organisation, company or individual who again has used Manx during the year in a significant and conspicuous way.

Once again a sub committee of Yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh will choose the winners. If you can think of a suitable winner for either or both awards, please let Brian Stowell know at the above address. Again it is important to let him know before the 24th, October.









Fockle Ayns Dty Chleaysh


To : The Editor, Isle of Man Newspapers



From: Philip Gawne, Yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh, c/o Cooil Bane Cregneash.


Subject: Fockle Ayns Dty Chleaysh


Date: 25.9.97


Pages: Two plus cover