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Duaisean do luchd naidheachd



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SE luchd-naidheachd bho Scotland on Sunday agus The Scotsman a ghléidh duaisean Gàidhlig nan Scottish Press Awards aig dìnneir an Glaschu a-raoir.
Tha Murchadh MacLeòid aig SoS 'na "Naidheachdair Gàidhlig na Bliadhna".

Chaidh an dara duais gu Alasdair H Caimbeul aig The Scotsman. Bha Niall MacRath agus Iseabail T NicDhòmhnaill againn fhìn air an liosta ghoirid cuideachd.

Thuirt am britheamh, Mata MacÌomhair: "Tha MacLeòid a' nochdadh cunbhalachd a tha dìreach drùidhteach. Bha na pìosan a fhuair an duais dha a' bointinn ri cùisean a bha tomadach ach diofraichte.

"An nì a b' fheàrr air fad, se gun do ghabh e os làimh cuspairean doirbh aig an robh buntanas ri dòigh beatha nan Gaidheal, cho math ri Alba anns an fharsaingeachd."





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  • Last Updated: 18 April 2008 11:06 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Gaelic language
 
 

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