Links

Principal Public Sponsors

• The Highland Council Major Sponsor of The Royal National Mod.
• Comhairle nan Eilean Siar Major Sponsor of The Royal National Mod.
• Argyll & Bute Council Major Sponsor of The Royal National Mod.
• Bòrd na Gàidhlig Major Sponsor of The Royal National Mod.
• Highlands and Islands Enterprise Major Sponsor of The Royal National Mòd.

Main Commercial Sponsors

• Caledonian MacBrayne Sailing to twenty-four destinations on Scotland’s West Coast and main sponsors of the Royal National Mòd.
• Royal Bank of Scotland Major Sponsor of The Royal National Mod.
• Royal Mail Major Sponsor of The Royal National Mod.
• Events Scotland Major Sponsor of The Royal National Mod.

Gaelic Development

• An Comunn Gàidhealach Gaelic promotion organisation and organisers of the Royal National Mòd.
• Bòrd na Gàidhlig Non-departmental public body established to promote and develop the use and understanding of Gaelic.
• Comunn na Gàidhlig Wide ranging economic, education and social development agency.
• Comann nam Pàrant Support and information for parents of children in Gaelic-medium education.
• Sradagan Aimed at children aged 5 - 12.
• Tobar an Dualchais An innovative project which aims to digitise, catalogue and disseminate Gaelic and Scots sound recordings online.
• Comunn na Clàrsaich (The Clarsach Society)

Gaelic Education & Publishing

• Acair Publishers specialising in Gaelic materials, based in Stornoway.
• Cànan Ltd Skye-based Gaelic publishing company.
• Comhairle nan Leabhraichean Gaelic Books Council, based in Glasgow.
• Lews Castle College Multi-course college based in the Western Isles and part of the UHI.
• Sabhal Mòr Ostaig Gaelic college on the Isle Of Skye that runs degree level and short courses. Also part of the UHI.
• www.storlann.co.uk National Gaelic Educational Resource Centre.
• www.uhi.ac.uk University of the Highlands and Islands.

The Media

• BBC Scotland The home of Gaelic online.
• MG Alba Ensuring that high quality television programmes in Gaelic are made available to persons in Scotland.

Gaelic Arts

• An Lanntair Arts centre situated in Stornoway, Isle of Lewis.
• An Lòchran Organisation responsible for promoting Gaelic arts in Glasgow that also runs the “Ceòl ‘s Craic” events.
• Fèisean nan Gàidheal Supports the development of community-based Gaelic arts tuition festivals throughout Scotland.
• Taigh Dhonnchaidh Arts and Music centre in Ness, Isle of Lewis.
• Tosg Gaelic Theatre company.
• ABAIR Gaelic Translation Service.

Musical Links

• An t-Oireachtas A celebration of Irish language and culture.
• Ceòlas Music Summer School Week long Gaelic and music summer school held in South Uist.
• Hebridean Celtic Music Festival An international music event held in the Western Isles every year.

Gaelic Choirs

• Aberdeen Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Aberfeldy Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Atomic Piseag Argyll ladies’ voice Gaelic choir.
• Ceann an Tuirc Argyll male voice Gaelic choir.
• Còisir Sgìr’ a’ Bhac Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Comunn nan Còisirean Gàidhlig Noticeboard and discussion forum for the member choirs of the Association.
• Còisir Lunnainn Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Cumbernauld Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Dingwall Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Edinburgh Saltire Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Inverness Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Lochs Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Lothian Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Melvich Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Mull Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Oban Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Stirling Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Taynuilt Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.
• Govan Gaelic Choir Mixed voice Gaelic choir.

Publications

• New Century Publishing Group Publishers of the Mòd Programme