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The running order for this year's local mòd is now out! Available under the "Digital Mòd 2021" tab.
*Call for contributions to the local mòd (online) cèilidh*
*Deadline for submissions is 24 May 2021* Tapadh leibh airson nan iarrtasan chun Mhòid. A-nis tha sinn a’ sireadh bhideothan airson a’ chèilidh! Thèid a chraodhladh Disathairne 29mh den Chèitean. Chan e co-fharpais a th’ ann ach cothrom ar coimhearsnachd a chruinneachadh còmhla is cultar againn a shoillearachadh. Nach cuir sibh thugainn danns, sgeulachd, puirt, òran is eile. Dà bhideo an duine is chan fheum thu pairt a ghabhail sa Mhòd. Is ann airson tlachd a tha a’ chuirm seo! Faic a’ chèilidh againn an-uiridh an-seo: https://fb.watch/5y2ZGTDfEm/ Thanks for all your lovely entries for the local mòd. We are now looking for videos for the cèilidh (which will be broadcast as the last event of the mòd on Saturday 29th May 2021). Please send us your videos of your tunes, songs, dances, tweed waulking... The cèilidh is a non-competitive showcase of our Gaelic community. You don't need to have entered a competition to contribute to the cèilidh. Maximum of two videos per person, sent to localmodedinburgh@gmail.com. Here is a link to last year's cèilidh so you can see what it is all about: https://fb.watch/5y2ZGTDfEm/ The deadline for entries has now been extended to Tuesday 4th May 2021 at 11.59pm.Saoil am biodh ùidh aig ur paist ann an seinn ach chan eilear cinnteach? Gabhaibh pàirt anns a’ bhùth-obrach tro Zoom aig Calum MacLeòid air Disathairne 17mh den Ghiblean. Is esan ceannard a’ Mhòid Ionadail seo is is e fear-ciùil is tidsear a th’ ann a bhuannaich a’ bhonn-òir, cha b’ urrainn na b’ fheàrr!
Tha na buthan-obrach a tha seo fosgailte dhan a h-uile duine, saor an asgaidh is mu 30 mionaid a dh’fhaide. Cuiribh fios gu localmodedinburgh@gmail.com gus àite agad a ghlèidheadh. Aig 2 feasgar: An Còineachan Aig 3 feasgar Sùilean Dubha Aig 4 feasgar Ò Teannaibh Dlùth is Togaibh Fonn (le fonn diofraichte!) Would your child like to enter a singing competition but you don't know where to start? Sign up for a free singing workshop over Zoom on Saturday 17th April with our own Calum Macleod. Calum is the chair of our organising committee, a musician, a music teacher, and a Mòd gold medallist. What better? There are three workshops, and each is about half an hour long. Open to children of all ages. Sign up in advance by emailing localmodedinburgh@gmail.com. At 2pm we'll do An Còineachan At 3pm Sùilean Dubha And at 4pm Ò Teannaibh Dlùth is Togaibh Fonn Our digital Edinburgh Local Mòd syllabus is now online! The conversation competitions will be running over Zoom on 28th and 29th May. The entries for the other competitions must be submitted no later than 30th April 2021 (further details in the Syllabus and Rules). All entry forms must be submitted no later than 30th April 2021.
As in 2020, everything is running remotely this year. We hope that we will see more wonderful entries from last year's entrants, as well as from lots of new entrants (young and old). The Mòd is a brilliant opportunity to get involved in a Gaelic community event. And it is all about the taking part :) Keep an eye on our Facebook page where we will be giving more detail about each of the competitions. Our digital Edinburgh Local Mòd syllabus is now online. Please note we have extended the entry deadline to Friday 15th May!
There are conversation, literary, art and media competitions, which we are running remotely this year. We hope that many competitors will create a piece of work and take part in our Gaelic community event. Keep an eye on our Facebook page where we will be giving more detail about each of the competitions.
We'll do a proper round-up of all the contributions at the joint Mòd/Shinty information evening over the next few days, but in the mean time, here's the wee report that An Là did for the evening news bulletin today. Many many thanks to everyone who came along, and to all the lovely speakers who gave up their time and shared their knowledge and experiences. Agus mòran taing dha Calum airson fiolmadh! We've heard from lots of parents that they're not quite sure about what the Mòd is, how it works, or why it's such a big event in the Gaelic calendar. Often families' first experience of the Mòd is when their child comes home from school with a song or a poem to learn for a competition, or when their friends' plans for the October holiday include a visit to wherever the National Mòd is hosted that year. But what's it all for, really? We thought that it might be a good idea to hold an informal event where we could share some of the history of the Mòd, talk about its place in Gaelic culture, and give you all a chance to find out 'everything you ever wanted to know about the Mòd but were afraid to ask'. So we've teamed up with our good friends at Camanachd Dhùn Èideann, Edinburgh's Youth Shinty Club, to put on an informal cheese and wine evening where we can get together to socialise, share information about the great opportunities available to kids through shinty and the Mòd, explain how it all works in practice, and talk about ways to support your kids to take part. We'll have a great collection of people there to share their knowledge and experiences - you can find more information in the invitation linked below, and we'll keep our Facebook page updated with the latest news. We'd love to have you join us - and we'd be especially grateful if you could let us know if you're coming, to help us plan the refreshments! Drop us an email at localmodedinburgh@gmail.com, or just click the button on our Facebook event page. ![]()
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Comataidh a’ Mhòid | The Mòd Committee
The Edinburgh Local Mòd organising committee are all volunteers, including parents of children attending Bun-sgoil Taobh na Pàirce and members of the wider Gaelic community in Edinburgh. We plan, organise and run the Mòd each year on a voluntary basis, working as the Edinburgh branch of An Comunn Gàidhealach, If you are interested in getting involved, please drop us a line! Tasglannan | Archives
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