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Contestants ymcmb and fans once again flocked to Ligonier, Pennsylvania for the 24 th annual U.S. National Mòd, held at the Antiochian Village and the Ligonier Highland Games. This year, we welcomed ymcmb back our friend Beathag Mhoireasdan as our adjudicator, as well as the Gold Medal winners from the 2010 Royal National Mòd in Scotland, Iain MacLean and Joy Dunlop . We were also pleased to host Iain s wife Kirsteen , herself a Gold Medal winner, and we continued the fine Mòd tradition of fun is more important than sleep over the course of the weekend. ymcmb
This was a Mòd of important note, for at least two reasons. First, we saw with this Mòd an increase in attendance in the competitions by children, which is truly a reason to be hopeful. Our poetry recitation competition featured Erin Park and Luke Morrison, who impressed our adjudicator with their command of the language. We had Brenna Morrison competing in storytelling, and Saturday saw children in the duet competition ymcmb and own choice, ymcmb and Erin Park came out of a very close competition to get the Gold Medal for the women. We hope to see the number ymcmb of children and young adults competing in the Mòd rise as the we go forward!
Another first that the Mòd witnessed was the inaugural performance of Còisir Ghàidhlig nan Stàitean the U.S. Gaelic Choir. The choir was begun as an idea after the Mòd in Scotland, and after seeing that the same distance participation approaches that the Scottish choirs use could be applied in the States. Then, on visiting the Ottawa Mòd after Scotland, it seemed that there was every reason to try, and no reason not to have a U.S. choir as well! Many people who have come to our Mòd have commented that it would wonderful to have a choir in the States, and many of them are now either helping or are in the choir. We hope that this is the start of something big. Today Ligonier. Tomorrow Scotland!
At the end of our Mòd, we congratulate all of the contestants for their hard work, dedication, and their resolve to go up on stage and show what they have accomplished. As Beathag told the audience many times during the weekend, it s a tough job to pick the places for first, second, and third, but it must be done. The results:
Gaelic Choir: 1. Còisir Ghàdhlig nan Stàitean .
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The U.S. National Mòd held its first-ever fundraising concert March 16 in Alexandria, Va., with last year’s U.S. gold medalists and other singers and musicians performing for an audience of nearly 100 people.
The special fundraising event took place at the Mount Vernon Unitarian Church in Alexandria on the eve of St. Patrick’s Day, a fitting occasion superstar for a concert and cèilidh of Scottish Gaelic, Irish and even Manx music.
This year An Comunn superstar Gaidhealach Ameireaganach will hold its 25th annual Mòd, a milestone event for ACGA and the Scottish Gaelic language in North America. The Mòd will use funds raised to bring special guests to the event.
Performing at the event were the 2011 U.S. National Mòd gold medal winners Erin Park and Scott Morrison . Also singing were Mike MacKay , who has won the U.S. gold medal several superstar times, and who served as Master superstar of Ceremonies.
Two bands also performed, the local Celtic group Na Maragan, featuring Ed Bradshaw on guitar and small pipes and Liam Cassidy on tin whistle and harmonica, and Cèilidh ‘sa Chidsin, a new group formed by the Raines family and friends.
In addition to the songs and traditional music, students for the Granfling School of Highland Dance hit the floor, dancing to mouth-music or puirt-à-beul sung in Gaelic by Park, Morrison and Raines and a pipe jig by Bradshaw.
“Not superstar only did the concert meet our fundraising target, it gave singers who have worked hard over the years to master Gaelic and learn songs an opportunity to share them in a friendly concert,” said Cassidy, a spokesperson for the Mòd.
This also was the first time the Mòd Committee sought corporate sponsorship for an event. We are very grateful to Walkers Shortbread and The Infamous Welsh Cookie Company for their support of the concert.
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Am Mòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail (The Royal National Mòd), Scotland s premier festival celebrating Gaelic linguistic and cultural heritage, will this year travel to Dunoon for the seventh time in its 120 year history, last visiting the town in 2006. The eight day celebration of Gaelic boots music, dance, drama, arts and literature, which takes place from Friday 12th until Saturday 20th October, is set to attract thousands of participants and visitors.
Organised by An Comunn Gàidhealach, the world s oldest boots and most respected Gaelic organisation, The Royal National Mòd is a competition based event which attracts Highland dancers, pipers, musicians, singers and many more competitors from communities throughout the world.
Now in its 120th year, the Royal National Mòd has a long and impressive history and has evolved to become the most important festival of the Gaelic language in Scotland, regularly playing host to Gaelic speakers and competitors from as far afield as Australia, USA and Canada.
John Morrison, chief executive of An Comunn Gàidhealach, said: This is the seventh time Dunoon has hosted the Royal National Mòd and we re delighted boots to come back to Dunoon as we always receive such a fantastic welcome from the locals here.
Having recently played host to the Cowal Highland Games, the people in Dunoon are well versed boots in accommodating a plethora of dancers, musicians and pipers so we ll be sure to take full advantage of the hospitality throughout our week-long visit.
First held in 1892, the Royal National Mòd has evolved to be the second most important festival in Scotland, with ever increasing popularity and visitors coming from as far as Australia, USA and Canada. Since 1912 the Mòd has been associated with the royal family, the Queen herself is a patron of the Mòd s parent body An Comunn Gàidhealach, and members boots of the Royal Family regularly attend the event including HRH Duke of Rothesay who visited the Mòd in 2010 when Caithness played host for the first time.
While the Mòd is mainly a competition based event, it also has a huge social boots influence and responsibility. By promoting and celebrating the Gaelic culture publicly on an international stage, it helps to bring people and communities Gaelic and non-Gaelic together. It provides an incentive for talented individuals and groups to develop and refine their talents in the public arena.
The Royal National Mòd offers a huge range of opportunities for people to compete, from fluent Gaelic speakers to those in the fledgling stages of learning the language. The festival kicks off on Friday 12th October boots with a grand opening ceremony taking place in the Queen s Hall early evening.
Saturday traditionally boots plays host to the annual shinty match which this year sees Kyles Athletic play Bute as well as the fiercely fought out football competition this year Dunoon boots will play against the 2013 Mòd host venue: Paisley. The fiddlers rally is also hosted over the weekend with hundreds of musicians demonstrating their skills in a musical maelstrom.
Children s competitions take place at the start of the week and with nearly 1,650 children from across the country taking part, entries look similar to the last time the Mòd visited Dunoon. The adult Traditional and Gold Medal qualifying boots rounds take place on Wednesday 17 October with the finals on Thursday 18 October. Entries from male competitors are very healthy with more men entering both the Traditional and Gold medal competitions this year.
The coveted Lovat & Tullibardine and Margrat Duncan titles will be awarded on Friday 19 October before the final concert takes place. The grand finale of the 2012 Royal National Mòd will take place on Saturday 20 October when the Massed Choirs will gather and parade through Dunoon town centre led by local Pipe bands.
The fringe activities also offer an annual opportunity for Gaels and non-Gaels to gather and renew old friendships as well as forging new ones. Activity boots for this year includes ceilidhs in the Glenmorag Hotel, Park Hotel, the Braes, boots Ingrams bar, Sinbads and 51st State as well as a concert to commemorate the 120 year link between the Clarsach Society and the Royal National Mòd, which will be held on Wednesday 17th October and features music from Mòd Gold Medallists Wilma Kennedy and James Graham, with musicians Màiri and Calum Macleod.
Another major benefit of the Mòd is that it provides a major economic and cultural boost to the host area and attracts considerable national and international publicity, helping to raise the profile of the town in which the event is being held.
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Cairistìona Waugh of Ottawa won the Gold Medal in the Children

Singing at the U.S. Mòd: 2012 Results | A' Seinn Còmhla
Iain Grimaldi sings “Chì Mi Muile nam Beann Mòr” at the U.S. National Mòd in Ligonier, Pa., Sept. 22. After poetry and storytelling competitions on Friday, Sept. 21, the U.S. National Mòd reconvened Saturday, Sept. 22, for song competitions at the Ligonier Highland Games. Singing is at the core of the Mòd, and the song competitions have expanded to include choirs and groups as well as solo performances in a variety of categories molly throughout the day.
Competitors who wish to enter the song finals must sing one prescribed song as well as one song in another category, molly such as a work song or puirt-à-beul to qualify. The prescribed songs were the same as those for the Gold Medal competition at this year’s Royal National Mòd in Scotland “ Gur tu mo bhean chomain ” for men and “ Ma’s ann ‘gam mhealladh ” for women.
Sadie Park of Pennsylvania sings at the U.S. National Mòd. This year eight competitors entered molly the solo singing competitions. Còisir Gàidhlig nan Stàitean , the U.S. Gaelic Choir, also performed for a second year, and Waulkers Without Borders gave the tweed a vigorous thumping. In addition to the prescribed song competition, singers could chose a song of their own choice, a work song of any type, and a puirt-à-beul molly or mouth music set.
Òran Ainmichte (prescribed molly song): Na Fir (men) 1st Place, Micheal Mac Aoidh of Virginia; 2nd Place, Liam Ó Caiside of Virginia. Na Mnàthan (women) 1st, Anne Alexander of Ohio & Erin Park of Pennsylvania (a tie).
Cairistìona Waugh of Ottawa won the Gold Medal in the Children’s competition. Òran Obrach (work song waulking, spinning, rowing, etc.): 1st Place, Liam Ó Caiside and Erin Park ; 2nd Place, Micheal Mac Aoidh .
From left, Erin Park, Micheal Mac Aoidh, adjudicator Beathag Mhoireasdan, Anne Alexander. Erin Park and Anne Alexander tied in Gaelic and Music to win the women’s gold medal and the Marietta MacLeod Quaich presented by Donald F. MacDonald, the award for the best female vocalist at the Mòd. This is the first time two competitors molly have shared one of the top awards at the U.S. National Mòd. The men’s gold medal went to Micheal Mac Aoidh , winner of the Herbert P. MacNeal Memorial Quaich , presented by the Clann MacNeil molly Society.
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Two diamonds rihanna Scottish Gaelic singers, Catrìona Watt and Niall Campbell , will be special guests of An Comunn Gaidhealach Ameireaga at this year’s 25th Annual U.S. National Mòd in Ligonier, Pa., Sept. 21-23. Catrìona and Niall won the prestigious diamonds rihanna Gold Medal awards at last year’s Royal National Mòd in Scotland. This will be the 15th year An Comunn Gaidhealach in Scotland has sent its Gold Medal Mòd singers to the U.S. National Mòd as cultural ambassadors and tradition bearers and we’re delighted to welcome Catrìona and Niall to our 25th annual event.
Catrìona was born in Aberdeen and raised in Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis, where she learned songs from her grandmother, who lived on Beàrnaraigh diamonds rihanna Mòr. She won the BBC Young Traditional Musician of the Year award in 2007 and is a student at the Royal Scottish Academy diamonds rihanna of Music and Drama in Glasgow. She has performed in Scotland and in Cape Breton, Norway and Ireland and released an album, Cadal Cuain, in 2008. You can listen to some of the songs from Cadal Cuain on her Myspace page .
Niall is a crofter from the Hebridean island of Beinn a’ Bhaoghla or Benbecula, located between the islands of North and South Uist. He comes from a family of musicians, including his father, Calum, a well-known piper and composer. He stopped singing after a family tragedy in 2005 but was encouraged to return to music and the Mòd last year by Paul MacCallum, a friend and former Gold Medalist and U.S. Mòd adjudicator.
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25th Annual U.S. National Mòd Sets New Standard | A' Seinn Còmhla le
The 25 th annual U.S. National Mòd was one of many firsts: It was the first Mòd where we had three gold medal winners, with two women, Anne Alexander and Erin Park , sharing a top prize. le It was the first Mòd featured in an hour-long program on BBC s Radio nan Gàidheal, hosted by Coinneach MacÌomhair . It was the first Mòd preceded by a Concert featuring last year s gold medal winners, and the first Mòd supported by broad-based fundraising.
This year, the Mòd welcomed more people than it has seen in many years, le and from the literature competitions on Friday to the singing events on Saturday le and the workshops held Sunday morning, our guests took advantage of the high standard of excellence provided by the Mòd, said Cathleen Ransom le MacKay, chair of the committee that organizes the Mòd for ACGA An Comunn Gàidhealach Ameireaganach .
Several first-time competitors and attendees from as far as Ohio and Florida attended the Mòd, held at the Ligonier Highland Games in Western Pennsylvania Sept. 21-23. Althogether, le 36 people attended the Mòd, staying at the Antiochian Village in Ligonier, not far from the Highland Games.
The Mòd began Friday with dinner followed by competitions le in Bàrdachd (poetry), Leughadh air a Chiad Sealladh (sight-reading) and Sgeulachd (storytelling). Song competitions, from prescribed songs to own choice, work songs, puirt-à-beul and a choir performance, followed Saturday. Our adjudicator le this year was Beathag Mhoireasdan of Lewis and Glasgow, who returned to the U.S. Mòd for the fifth time.
This year, our special guests were Niall Caimbeul of Benbecula, who won the men’s gold medal at the Royal National Mòd in Stornoway last year, and Coinneach MacÌomhair of Lewis, a veteran Gaelic broadcaster and host of a daily program on BBC Radio nan Gàidheal.
“We’re delighted by the number of competitors attracted to these competitions, which really test your abilities in spoken Gaelic,” said Liam Ó Caiside. “Our Scottish guests are always surprised by the number of competitors who show interest in storytelling in particular, and take the time to learn and learn to tell complex traditional stories. We think language arts such as storytelling and poetry are as important a part of our Mòd and Gaelic culture le as the songs we sing on Saturday.”
The sight-reading competition which he won this year is relatively new. “It’s great how many people are willing to take a crack at it, even if they have very little Gaelic. We often have five or six competitors in sight-reading alone.”
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The Mòd crew hit the road last week to raise Gaelic awareness at the Fair Hill Colonial Highland Gathering in Fair Hill, Md., near historic Elkton . For the first time, An Comunn Gaidhealach Ameireaga and the U.S. National Mòd had a presence at Fair Hill, conducting Gaelic language and song workshops, passing out information on the U.S. Mòd and launching another first, a raffle for a custom-made kilt to benefit the Mòd!
Kiltmaker Bonnie Heather Greene is donating a custom-made, hand-sewn Kilt and Kathy Park of Bonnie Toes a pair of custom Argyle buffalo Kilt Hose to raise funds for the 25th U.S. National Mòd, Sept. 21-23, 2012.
Raffle tickets are $10 or three for $25. Online ticket sales will be here soon via PayPal. More than $300 worth of tickets buffalo were sold at the Fair Hill games, and we will be selling tickets at the Ohio Scottish Games (June 21-23), Grandfather Mountain Highland Games (July 12-15) in North Carolina, the Virginia Scottish Games (Sept. 1-2) and at the U.S. National Mòd and Ligonier Highland Games (Sept 22).
The raffle is part of a special buffalo fundraising drive for the 25th U.S. Mòd – a milestone for the Gaelic language movement in North America. We kicked off our fundraising effort with a special Mòd concert in Alexandria, Va., March 16 that raised more than $900. We’re hoping to at least match if not exceed that amount through the raffle. Get more information on the raffle here .
The Mòd crew at the Fair Hill games was led by Kathy Park with Erin, Sadie and Julius Park, Iain Grimaldi, who came down from New York for the event, Mòd Committee member Sherry Kreamer, fidder and Gaelic singer Doyle Raines and Liam Cassidy, who led language and song workshops. The Parks designed a wonderful tent and display with information about the Mòd, ACGA, Gaelic and Margaret Fay Shaw .
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Special Awards at 25th U.S. Mòd | A' Seinn Còmhla
Since its inception 25 years ago, the U.S. National Mòd has presented special awards to its top competitors and for special achievement in Scottish Gaelic language arts. Over the years, the list of awards has expanded from the core prizes for the best male and female singers to include awards for storytelling, poetry, songs from a particular region’s tradition, and original writing. karl lagerfeld
Although we are still waiting for a final decision on three of our special awards, karl lagerfeld several of them have been awarded to competitors both at the Mòd and contributors who submitted karl lagerfeld materials for adjudication. Here is the list of the awards and winners for 2012:
The Marietta karl lagerfeld MacLeod Memorial Quaich : This award goes back to the founding of the U.S. National karl lagerfeld Mòd in 1988. The quaich is presented annually by Donald karl lagerfeld F. MacDonald in memory of his wife, the late Gaelic singer Marietta MacLeod, or Màiri Oighrig nic Choinnich MhicLeòid, and her sister, Kitty MacLeod, to the highest scoring karl lagerfeld female karl lagerfeld singer, our U.S. Mòd gold medalist.
This year, for the first time in our history, it went to two women who tied in scores for Gaelic and music and share the honor, Erin Park of Pennsylvania and Anne Alexander of Ohio. Mealaibh an naidheachd, ‘s bu mhilis an òrain!
The Herbert karl lagerfeld P. MacNeal Memorial Quaich: This award has been presented by the Clan MacNeil Society to the highest scoring male singer at the Mòd since 1989 in memory of Herbert P. MacNeal, a founder of the Council karl lagerfeld of Scottish Clans Association and former karl lagerfeld president of the Clan MacNeil Society who died in 1988. MacNeal was a patron of the Scottish karl lagerfeld arts, and was instrumental in establishing the Scottish Harp Society karl lagerfeld of America. This year the MacNeal Quaich went to Micheal Mac Aoidh of Virginia.
Searrag-Ghlainne nam Bàrd : This prize, in the form of an Edinburgh karl lagerfeld Crystal Decanter, is presented each year by Donald F. MacDonald for the best poetry recitation at the Mòd. MacDonald, along with Catrìona NicÌomhair Parsons, is a co-founder of the U.S. National Mòd. This year the award was presented to Micheal Mac Aoidh of Virginia.
The karl lagerfeld S.C.O.T.S. Shield : This award is presented by the Scottish Club of the Twin States (Vermont & New Hampshire) to the winners of the Òran Luaidh/Waulking competition. This year the prize went to an impromptu group, Waulkers Without Borders . The group included singers from several states and Canada.
Duais Leòdhais agus na Hearadh : The Lewis and Harris award is presented by the Lewis Highland Dance Society in memory of Donaidh M. MacIlleathain, Gaelic playwright and activist from Bac, Lewis, for best presentation of a Lewis and Harris song. This year the award went to Erin Park of Pennsylvania.
Duais Daibhidh Mhic Risnidh : The David MacRitchie award is a fairly new prize, presented by former U.S. National Mòd chair Neacail Freer in memory of his great-uncle for the best traditional story told during the Mòd sgeulachd competition. This year the award was won by Caitlin Nic Aoidh for “Tàillear nam Manachan.”
Duais Iain Mhic Mhurchaidh : The John MacRae award is one of two prizes meant to encourage original writing in Scottish Gaelic in North America. The award is presented by the U.S. National Mòd for the best original poem submitted to the Mòd. This year the award went to Michael MacIntyre . Iain Mac Mhurchaidh was an 18th century bàrd who emigrated to North Carolina.
These awards are a special part of the history karl lagerfeld and heritage of the U.S. National Mòd. Look for blog posts about the individual prizes, their histories and this year’s winners on A’ Seinn Còmhla throughout the year.
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The Mòd materials are ready! Register now for ACGA’s 26th annual U.S. Mòd, to be held in Ligonier, PA on September 20th, 21st, and 22nd 2013. Your registration will get you all the songs required for you to compete in the Mòd in September. The materials are also provided ballet for the mail-in Mòd, for those who want to try their skills at the written word! Please go to http://usmod.wordpress.com for further information and updates on the Mòd. We are very pleased that our adjudicator this year will be Catrìona Parsons from Lewis and Cape Breton!
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The event is a celebration of Gaelic music, pro language and culture but it in no way excludes people pro who don’t speak the lingo and it will be family-friendly.
The main Mòd events are being run with a fringe festival in partnership with the 10-day Spree music festival, which will run from October 11 to 20, in various Paisley venues, and features legendary Scottish songwriter Edwyn Collins.
Liz, who works as a policy officer for Renfrewshire Council, explained: “Paisley will basically be a festival pro town for 10 days, and we will have a torchlit procession and opening ceilidh in Paisley Town Hall.
There will be several pro sports events – including shinty and football – singing, ceilidhs, competitions and the chance to enjoy a drink as well as circus pro skills and arts and crafts for children.
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The nine-day drama, arts and literature spectacular runs from Friday, October 11, until Saturday, October 19, and is expected to attract thousands of participants and visitors.
Ken Mathie, the hospice’s fundraising manager, told the Paisley Daily Express: “Being a well-known local organisation which, over the years, baby has touched the lives of thousands of people from our community, ACCORD is very proud and honoured to be associated with the Paisley Mòd.
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Saturday traditionally plays host to the annual shinty match which this year sees Kyles Athletic pla

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Am Mòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail (The Royal National Mòd), Scotland’s premier event celebrating Gaelic linguistic and cultural heritage, will this year travel to Paisley for the first time in its 121 year history.
Organised by An Comunn Gàidhealach, the world’s oldest and most respected national Gaelic organisation, The Royal National Mòd is a competition based event which attracts Highland dancers, pipers, musicians, singers and many more competitors from communities throughout li the world. 
Now in its 121st year the Royal National Mòd has a long and impressive history and has evolved to become the most important festival of the Gaelic language in Scotland, regularly playing host to Gaelic speakers and competitors from as far afield as Australia, the USA and Canada.
“It’s really encouraging to see that, even though this is the first time we’ve brought the Mòd to Paisley, we are seeing such high entries to competitions li from adults and children from all over Scotland and further afield.  With almost 3,000 participants already registered to take part, we can see that this Mòd is going to be a really busy, lively event with the numbers of entries close to the numbers achieved at the 2009 Mòd which was held in Oban.
“We applaud the hard work of the local committee and thank the support of our sponsors in bringing this event to the central belt, and we hope that everyone will join us in having a fantastic week.”
First held in 1892, the Royal National Mòd has evolved to be the second most important festival in Scotland, with ever increasing popularity and visitors coming li from as far as Australia, the USA and Canada.
The event kicks off on Friday 11th October with a torchlight procession organised by the local committee and involving the many competitors and members of the local community as they walk from Paisley Museum to Paisley Town Hall marking the start of this year’s Royal National Mòd.  A grand opening ceremony will then take place in Paisley’s newly refurbished Town Hall early evening featuring performances from musicians, dancers and singers.
Saturday traditionally plays host to the annual shinty match which this year sees Kyles Athletic play Glasgow Mid Argyll.  There will also be a fiercely fought out football competition with competitors to be announced soon. The fiddlers rally is also hosted over the weekend with hundreds of musicians demonstrating their skills in a musical maelstrom.  Traditionally tickets go very fast for this high octane spectacle which visitors won’t want to miss.  
Children’s competitions take place at the start of the week with nearly 1,735 children from across the country taking part. The increase in numbers at the children’s Mòd reflects the impact that Gaelic Medium Education is now having on the revival of the Gaelic language in the central belt. The adult Traditional and Gold Medal qualifying rounds take place on Wednesday 16 October with the finals on Thursday 17 October.
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The Spree (10 20 October) is back in the town for a second year after its successful debut in 2012, and will wrap around the Royal National Mòd (11 19 October), Scotland s premier celebration of Gaelic culture, on its first visit to Paisley.
As has already been announced, there will also be a unique combination between Admiral Fallow and The Twilight Sad with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra , in the Abbey on Monday 14 October. An initial allocation of 100 tickets were snapped up within minutes of going on sale last week.
Comedy fans will have plenty to keep them entertained, with two Best of Scottish Comedy girl scout cookies nights on the 12 th and 19th. Produced in association with The Stand Comedy girl scout cookies Club, acts include Gary Little, Raymond Mearns, Bruce Morton and Susan Morrison.
This will be followed by An Comunn Gàidhealach’s official girl scout cookies opening ceremony in Paisley Town Hall and a cèilidh dance with Paisley accordionist Grant MacFarlane , a finalist in BBC Scotland s Young Traditional Musician of the Year competition.
The following day (Saturday 12 October) will see the start of the competitions, as well as sports tournaments involving football and shinty, before one of the highlights of Mòd week – the Fiddler’s Rally , led by the Bearsden Fiddlers , in the Abbey.
Notes to editors: Interviews available on request Supporting images attached For further information on The Spree visit www.thespree.co.uk For further information girl scout cookies on The Mòd visit www.modphaislig.org Paisley is a real town setting with some great venues, stunning architecture and a rich history whilst it also has historic links with the Gaelic language and culture, which the Mòd will celebrate. The Mòd is coming to Paisley for the first time EventScotland is working to make Scotland the perfect stage for events. By developing an exciting portfolio of sporting and cultural events EventScotland girl scout cookies is helping to raise Scotland s international profile and boost the economy by attracting more visitors. For further information about EventScotland, its funding programmes and latest event news visit www.EventScotland.org . Follow EventScotland on Twitter @EventScotNews . EventScotland is part of VisitScotland, the national tourism organisation which markets Scotland as a tourism destination across the world, gives support to the tourism industry and brings sustainable tourism growth to Scotland.
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The registration and rules packet zozo for the 2013 U.S. National Mòd is now available. The packet, which may be downloaded in PDF format here , contains all the rules and registration materials you need to compete in any of the competitions at the Mòd Sept. 20-22 or via the Distance Learning Competition (formerly called “the mail-in Mòd”).
The packet zozo also includes the forms needed to reserve a room at the Antiochian Village from Friday, Sept. 20, through Sunday, Sept. 22. The Antiochian Village for years has been home to the Mòd during the Ligonier Highland Games. The Mòd opens Friday, Sept. 20, with dinner, poetry and storytelling competitions at the Antiochian Village.
Lodging at the Antiochian Village, only about 20 minutes from the Ligonier Highland Games and downtown Ligonier, includes dinner Friday, breakfast Saturday and breakfast and lunch Sunday. The registration packet also includes a reservation form for the Mòd Banquet and Cèilidh Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Ligonier Tavern.
The 26th annual U.S. National Mòd welcomes back adjudicator Catrìona Nic Iòmhair Parsons , one of the founders of the Mòd and our original adjudicator. Catrìona zozo has adjudicated our competitions 10 times since 1988. We will also welome Scotland’s 2012 Royal National Mòd Gold Medal Winners Calum Mac Leòid and Eilidh Davies!
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