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Gleus: Duaisean Coimhearsnachd GàidhligPasgan Fiosrachaidh agus Foirm Tagraidh Chaidh Duais coimhearsnachd Gleus a stèidheachadh mu choinneimh cleachdadh, comharrachadh agus brosnachadh na Gàidhlig mar phàirt de shaoghal choimhearsnachdan na Gàidhealtachd is nan Eilean, ag aithneachadh cho cudromach sa tha cultar na Gàidhlig anns an sgìre. Prìomh Dhuais £3,000; An Dàrna Duais £1,500; Treas Duais: £500 Tha fiosrachadh mu dheidhinn na fheadhainn a shoirbhich ann an 2010 seo Bu chòir Tagraidhean airson Gleus – Coimhearsnachd Ghàidhlig na Bliadhna – a bhith againn ro 30 Ògmhios, 2011, agus thèid breithneachadh orra anns an Iuchair leis na duaisean air an toirt seachad mìosan an t-samhraidh, 2011. Tha an duais Gleus airson coimhearsnachdan Ghàidhlig na bliadhna aithneachadh, agus tha iad air an toirt seachad mar chomharradh air gnìomhan coimhearsnachdan a tha air togail a thoirt do chleachdadh agus ùrachadh na Gàidhlig anns an sgìre. Anns an aon dòigh sa tha pròiseictsan cumhachd no talmhainn fo làmh choimhearsnachdan air ùrachadh a thoirt air sgìrean, faodar cuideachd a bhith a’ coimhead air Gàidhlig agus an dualchas Gàidhealach mar stòras coimhearsnachd agus cultarail a ghabhas cleachdadh son ùrachadh agus seasmhachd a bhuinnig do choimhearsnachdan, a’ brosnachadh spiorad na coimhearsnachd agus beothalachd an dualchais tron chànan agus an dualchas. Faodar dòighean gu math sìmplidh a dhealbh agus a chleachdadh airson ìomhaigh agus cleachdadh na Gàidhlig a dhèanamh nas follaisiche ann an sgìrean, leithid tro shoidhnichean fàilte coimhearsnachd, air bùithtean agus ionadan-bidhe, aig àiteachan-cruinneachaidh, a’ toirt togail do choimhearsnachdan, gam misneachadh airson a bhith a’ comharrachadh an dualchais nan saoghal làitheil. Tha e cuideachd air leth cudromach gu bheil cothroman gan cruthachadh a bhith a’ cleachdadh na Gàidhlig ann an suidheachaidhean foirmeil agus neo-fhoirmeil, agus tro sheirbheisean agus coluadar am measg dhaoine ann an coimhearsnachdan. Tha tachartasan sòisealta stèidhichte air dualchas sgìrean fa-leth cuideachd air leth feumail ann a bhith a’ cur ri beothalachd choimhearsnachdan agus airson a bhith a’ cumail beò cleachdaidhean agus dualchas, gan gluasad bho ghinealach gu ginealach. Tomhasan duais Gleus Faodar cur a-staigh airson duais Gleus as leth sgìre sam bith a th’ air aithneachadh mar choimhearsnachd taobh staigh raon-obrach HIE. Chan eil tomhasan no crìochan àraid air meud na coimhearsnachd agus dh’fhaodadh gur e baile beag no mòr a bhiodh ann, neo grunn bhailtean a thigeadh còmhla, fhad sa dh’fhaodar an cruinneachadh a mheasadh mar “choimhearsnachd” le dualchas aithnichte. Chan ann idir airson tachartasan coimhearsnachd a tha an farpais seo, ged a dh’ fhaodadh tachartasan a bhith mar phàirt de thagradh às leth coimhearsnachd. Bidh am facal mu dheireadh air coimhearsnachd a dhearbhadh airson na farpais an làmhan nam britheamh is bu chòir comhairle iarraidh ma tha sin a dhìth. Thèid tagraidhean airson na farpais a mheasadh mar leanas:
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Gleus: Community Awards for GaelicThe Gleus Community Award aims to reward the use, celebration and promotion of Gaelic as feature of community life in the Highlands and Islands, recognise the important role Gaelic and Gàidhealach culture can play. 1st Prize £3,000; 2nd Prize £1,500; 3rd £500 Information about the successful 2010 entrants is available here Entries for Gleus – Gaelic Community of the Year – should be submitted by June 30th 2011, with judging taking place in July. The awards will be presented over the summer months, 2011. The Gleus award is aimed at identifying the Gaelic communities of the year, recognising the contribution of a community towards the growth and revitalisation of Gaelic usage at community level. Just as community-land or community-energy projects can help revitalise and reinvigorate communities, so too the Gaelic language and Gàidhealach heritage of the Highlands and Islands might be seen as community and cultural assets which can strengthen and sustain communities, promoting a communal sense of identity, of common cultural heritage and of cultural vitality. The use of Gaelic through simple tools such as signs, or Gaelic greetings in a community’s shops, cafes or other meeting places, can help promote an appealing sense of a community proud to celebrate its Gaelic heritage on a day to day basis. Likewise, it is important to promote the availability of spoken Gaelic for Gaels, informally and/or formally, while accessing services and interacting in the community. Social events based on and/or celebrating communities’ Gàidhealach heritage can help promote a sense of cultural and community vitality and wellbeing as well as passing on traditions to new generations. Gleus award criteria Entries for Gleus may be made by any recognised and clearly defined community throughout the HIE area. There are no strict limits to the size of the community, be it a township, village, town or a collection of townships and villages, as long as the area can be defined as having sense of belonging to a common community. It is important to note that the Gleus award is for a “community” and not for a “community event” although a community event may very well be part of the submission on behalf of a community.The judges’ decision on eligibility will be final. The entries will be judged according to the following criteria:
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