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Gàidhlig air a’ bhàta 200716mh Iuchar 2007 A’ leantainn air cho soirbheachail ’s a bha a’ phròiseact ‘Gàidhlig air a’ Bhàta’ san dà bhliadhna a chaidh seachad, tha Comunn na Gàidhlig ga ruith am bliadhna a-rithist. Tron phròiseact seo, bheir CnaG, ann an co-bhonn le Caledonian Mac a’ Bhruthainn, fiosrachadh air Gàidhlig ’s cultar dha luchd-siubhail air bàtaichean-aisig ChalMac. Thathas an dòchas a’ phròiseact inntinneach seo a ruith air na trì bàtaichean ‘Eilean Leòdhais’, ‘Innse Gall’, ‘Tighearna nan Eilean’ agus am ‘Fear-cinnidh’. Thuirt Eairdsidh MacIlleathain, Ceannard Chomunn na Gàidhlig, “Tha CnaG air leth toilichte gu bheil sinn a’ cur a’ phròiseait seo air adhart am bliadhna a-rithist. Bha na seiseanan fiosrachaidh air an deagh fhrithealadh an dà bhliadhna a chaidh seachad le daoine bho air feadh an t-saoghail agus tha sinn cinnteach gun soirbhich leotha am bliadhna cuideachd. Tha na seiseanan a’ tòiseachadh 19mh Iuchair agus gun lean iad orra thairis air mìosan an t-samhraidh. ’S e prìomh amas nan seisean blasad den Ghàidhlig a thoirt dha na daoine a tha gam frithealadh gus am bi fiosrachadh aca ro làimh air na chì iad agus na chluinneas iad fhad ’s a bhios iad anns na h-eileanan. Tha sinn cuideachd an dòchas gum brosnaich iad daoine gus oidhirp a dhèanamh air a’ chànan ionnsachadh.”
Bheir na seiseanan cothrom dhan luchd-èisteachd fiosrachadh fhaighinn air mar a bha an cànan anns na linntean a chaidh seachad agus mar a tha i an-diugh. A bharrachd air seo gheibh iad an cothrom beagan Gàidhlig ionnsachadh agus gheibh iad fiosrachadh air na tachartasan chultarail a ghabhas àite anns na h-eileanan tron t-samhradh. Thèid gach seisean a thoirt gu ceann le seinn no ceòl Gàidhlig bhon oifigear agus gheibh daoine cothrom ceistean sam bith a th’ aca mun Ghàidhlig a chur air an neach. Thuirt Ùisdean MacIllinnein, fear-labhairt Chalmac, “Tha sinne air leth toilichte gun tèid againn air a’ chothrom a thoirt dha Comunn na Gàidhlig an sgeama seo a chur air adhart a-rithist. Shoirbhich le na seiseanan gu mòr an dà bhliadhna a chaidh seachad agus tha mi làn-chinnteach gun d’ fhuair an luchd-siubhail a bha an làthair buannachd mhòr asta. Tha pròiseact mar seo a’ cur ris an t-seirbheis a tha sinn a’ toirt seachad don luchd-siubhail againn gu mòr agus tha sinn an dòchas gun tèid a leudachadh anns na bliadhnaichean ri teachd.” Airson tuilleadh fiosrachaidh air a’ phròiseact seo, cuiribh fòn gu Dòmhnall Morris, Comunn na Gàidhlig, air 01463 234138 no gu Ùisdean MacIllInnein, Calmac, air 07764 354021. |
Gaelic on board 200716th July 2007 Following on from the success of the last successful two years of "Gaelic on Board", Comunn na Gàidhlig are once again running this innovative project. This project, which is being run in partnership with Caledonian Macbrayne, will provide information on the Gaelic language and culture to passengers on Calmac ferries. This innovative project is taking place on the MVs ‘Isle of Lewis’, ‘Clansman’, ‘Lord of the Isles’ and ‘Hebrides’. Archie Maclean, Chief Executive of Comunn na Gàidhlig, said “CnaG are delighted to be able to run this project again this year. Last year’s information sessions were well attended by people from a variety of different countries throughout the world and we are confident that this year’s sessions will likewise be successful. These sessions will be starting this week and will be available throughout the summer months. The aim of each session is to provide those in attendance with a Gaelic taster and prepare them in advance for what they will see and hear while they are in the Islands. We also hope that they will encourage people to take up an interest in the language and ultimately learn it. Information about events related to Gaelic at each destination will also be given.”
The sessions will give those in attendance the opportunity to discover more about the language in bygone centuries and also its current state. As well as this, they will get the opportunity to learn some basic Gaelic and will be given information on the cultural events taking place throughout the islands this summer. Each session will conclude with some Gaelic song or music provided by the Information Officer coupled with the opportunity to ask questions related to any aspect of the Gaelic language. Hugh Dan MacLennan, CalMac’s Head of Communication and Customer Care, said “We are pleased to once again be able to provide Comunn na Gàidhlig with the opportunity to proceed with this scheme. The last two year’s sessions have been a great success and I’m certain that the passengers who were present benefited greatly as a result. A project such as this adds significantly to the overall service that we provide to our passengers and we are hopeful that it can be continued and further developed in the future.” For further information on this project, please contact Donald Morris, Comunn na Gàidhlig, on 01463 234138 or Hugh Dan Maclennan, Calmac, on 07764 354021. An dealbh gu h-àrd © Chris Murray / www.shipsofcalmac.co.uk |
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