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Còisir Ghàidhlig an Eilein Mhuilich, the Isle of Mull Gaelic Choir, was founded in the spring of 1978, solely to compete at that year's mod when it was realised that Mull needed more representation at the National Mod. Needless to say, it was agreed at the first Annual General Meeting that the Choir should remain in existence, and it has gone from strength to strength, now under the baton of Elizabeth Jack, and the Gaelic tuition of Janet MacDonald.

Comunn Gàidhlig Ottawa - The Gaelic voice in the National Capital http://www.gaidhligottawa.ca
Ontario Corporation #1790580

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Chaidh Comunn Gàidhlig a chuir air bhonn gus ùidh ann an cànan ceòl agus cultar na Gàidhlig àrdachadh. Tha sinn airson buidheanan ionnsachaidh na Gàidhlig aig iomadh ìre a thoirt seachad a’ cleachdadh dòighean-obrach dearbhte mar Acadamaidh Gàidhlig an Atlantaig. Tha sinn an dochas mothachadh ‘s cleachdadh na Gàidhlig ann an Canada meadhanach àrdachadh. Tha sinn airson ceangalan a dheanamh le buidheann Gàidlig eile gus cuideachadh le goireason canan, ceòl agus cultarail a lorg gu furasta. Tha sinn airson Mòd Nàiseanta Ceanna-Bhaile Canèidianach a chuir air bhonn, agus fàs ann an co-bhanntachd le buidhean a tha taiceal ri cànan ceòl agus cultar na Gàidhlig Sgaoilidh sinn fiosrachadh agus goireasan a bhios feumail airson còisirean-chiùil, ionnsachadh ceòlmhor (inneal-ciùil) ‘s curseachadan ceòlmhor eile anns a’Ghàidhlig Obraichidh sinn le Riaghaltas nàiseanta agus ionadail gus aire a thogail anns a' Ghàidhlig mar rud cudromach ann an cultar agus eachdraidh Chanada. Tha sinn cuideachd an dochas cùrsaichean Ghàidhlig a’ thairgsinn anns na sgoilean an-seo. Gabhaidh sinn pàirt ann tachartasan gus aire a thogail mu cho bheòthail sa tha cànan ceòl agus cultar na Gàidhlig ann an Canada agus san t-saoghal.

Le gabhail ri CGO, tha thu a’ toirt taic gus Mòd Nàiseant Ceanna-Bhaile Canèidanach a leasachadh, a bhios na co-fharpais bhliadhnail de cànan ceòl agus cultar na Gàidhlig.

Bidh sinn a' cleachdadh ar cuid airgead gus goireasan a thoirt dhaibhson a tha ag ionnsachadh na Gàidhlig no aig a bheil ùidh sa chànan, a leithid: Seirbheis co-roinn leabhraichean, DVDs agus CDs Coinneamhan gach darna mìos airson luchd-ionnsachaidh na Gàidhlig Cothroman ghoireasan Ghàidhlig a lorg gu furasta Inntrigidh an asgaidh gu Mòd Nàiseanta Ceanna-Bhaile Canèidanach

Pearsanta $25 Teaghlach $50 Chorporra $250

Tha na prìsean ann an dolairean Chanèidanach, agus air am paigheadh gach bliadhna.

Comunn Gàidhlig Ottawa was founded to promote Gaelic language, music and culture. Provide “in-person” Gaelic learning groups at various levels based on AGA and other proven methodologies to help foster and grow Gaelic awareness and usage in central Canada Networking with other Celtic and Gaelic groups to provide high quality “easy-to-find” Gaelic language, music and cultural resources Organize and help to grow a Canadian National Capital Mòd in co-ordination with other Mòd organizations that fosters and promotes Gaelic language, singing, dancing and piping activities. Provide information, contacts and facilities for Gaelic choirs, musical learning and other Gaelic music related activities Lobby Federal and Municipal governments to recognize Gaelic as an important part of Canada’s heritage and have it offered as an elective language in our schools here. Participate at as many events as possible to raise awareness of the rising vitality and relevance of Gaelic in Canadian society and around the world.

By joining CGO you are providing support for developing a National Capital Mòd which will be an annual competition of Gaelic singing, playing, speaking, story telling, etc.

Funds will also be used to provide more available resources for Gaelic learners and enthusiasts including: Gaelic Book/DVD/CD sharing service. Bi-monthly meeting with other Gaelic enthusiasts Access to easy-to-find Gaelic resources network Free Admission to the National Capital Mòd

Individual $25 Family $50 Corporate $250

All prices are quoted in Canadian dollars and are per annum.

Airson an fheadhainn a bhios aig ùidh anns a' Chuimris

I'r rhai sydd â diddordeb yn yr Aeleg

Cumbernauld Gaelic Choir meet every Monday night from 7.30 pm - 9.30 pm. Practices are held in Kildrum Primary School, Ellisland Road, Kildrum and new members are always welcome. Whether you are male, female, old or young, you are sure to fit in. Whether you have experience in Gaelic and music or not, don't let this put you off. We have a superb Gaelic reader and conductor who keep us on our toes and ensure we hit the mark. Feel free to message us request further information.

Step dance group Dannsa’s new and innovative approach to traditional dance draws from the many rich and varied traditions throughout Scotland. From Highland to Step Dance, Ceilidh and Old Scotch Reels, they always bring something fresh to their dances. Caroline Reagh and Sandra Robertson have been at the forefront of dancing in Scotland for a number of years and are joined by Fin Moore, piper and step dancer.They always perform to live music and gaelic song