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WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 21
JAMES MOIR HALL
A’ Seinn Grain Solo Singing
Britheamhan: GAIDHLIG: Iain Gordon MacDonald
CEOL: Kirsteen Grant
Ceol-taic: Rhona Young
Cathraiche: Dugald Gillespie
Farpais 85
A’ seinn “A’ bhean eudach”. Mnathan. Duaisean:
Cuimhneachan Sheumais Ghrannd; 1. £2.50; 2.
£1.50; 3. £1.
Bheirear Duais Dhomhnaill MhicThomais (1. £35;
2. £15) airson nan comharran as airde ann an
Gaidhlig an co-fharpaisean 86, 88 agus 89 — Fir;
agus 85, 87 agus 89 — Mnathan.
1400
1. Katrina A. MacDonald, Nairn
2. Joyce MacRae, Ontario-
3. Christine MacDonald, Dundee
4. Laura Jane Rintoul, Perth
5. Chrissie M. Martin, Glasgow
6. Alyth C. McCormack, Stornoway
7. Mary Ann Kennedy, Glasgow
8. Cona M. MacLean, Glasgow
9. Mary Anne MacKinnon, Glasgow
10. Sine Morrison, Isle of Lewis
11. Catherine A. MacKillop, Garelochhead
12. Catherine G. Fletcher, Glasgow
Competition 85
Solo singing of “A’ bhean eudach”. Ladies. Prizes:
James Grant Memorial; 1. £2.50; 2. £1.50; 3. £1.
The Donald Thomson Prize (1. £35; 2. £15) will be
awarded for the highest aggregate marks in Gaelic
in competitions 86, 88 and 89 — Men; and 85, 87
and 89 — Ladies.
13. Myrette (Mairead) Mitchell, Lothian
Gaelic Choir
14. Christina MacKay, Port Charlotte
15. Donella MacLeod, Falkirk
16. Fiona T. MacDonald, Glasgow
17. Mairi MacKenzie, Isle of Lewis
18. Mary MacDonald, Inverness
19. Wilma Kennedy, Glasgow
20. Beathag Morrison, Glasgow
21. Janette C. MacDonald, Perth
22. Gillian MacKenzie, Gress
23. Mairi E. Robb, Broxburn
N.B. Competitors must appear at the stipulated time in the order of ballot
TOP PRESS-STOP PRESS-ST
ANNOUNCING THE GRAND
OPENING OF OUR BRAND NEW
GLASGOW PREMISES AT
309 SAUCHIEHALL STREET
We at GEOFFREY (TAILOR) have long since been established
as one of Scotland's leading Highland Dress Specialists and
Outfitters, and from approximately mid August 1988, will be
open for business in our new and exciting Glasgow premises
- an alternative the West Coast has long awaited!
With a vast range of ladies and gents kilts, jackets and access¬
ories, Pringle of Scotland Knitwear and the famous Edinburgh
Crystal Collection in stock, a visit is well worthwhile.
We also offer a superb range of top quality Highland Dress
Hire Wear, at very reasonable prices.
#eo!frej> (bailor)
Htgfjlanb Crafts Utb
309 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow
(No 'phone number at time of press)
Head Office:
57-59 High Street, Royal Mile
Edinburgh EH1 1SR
Tel: 031-557 0256
Fax:031-556 0615
£f)E $ouse Of
Mtmakmg
71
JAMES MOIR HALL
A’ Seinn Grain Solo Singing
Britheamhan: GAIDHLIG: Iain Gordon MacDonald
CEOL: Kirsteen Grant
Ceol-taic: Rhona Young
Cathraiche: Dugald Gillespie
Farpais 85
A’ seinn “A’ bhean eudach”. Mnathan. Duaisean:
Cuimhneachan Sheumais Ghrannd; 1. £2.50; 2.
£1.50; 3. £1.
Bheirear Duais Dhomhnaill MhicThomais (1. £35;
2. £15) airson nan comharran as airde ann an
Gaidhlig an co-fharpaisean 86, 88 agus 89 — Fir;
agus 85, 87 agus 89 — Mnathan.
1400
1. Katrina A. MacDonald, Nairn
2. Joyce MacRae, Ontario-
3. Christine MacDonald, Dundee
4. Laura Jane Rintoul, Perth
5. Chrissie M. Martin, Glasgow
6. Alyth C. McCormack, Stornoway
7. Mary Ann Kennedy, Glasgow
8. Cona M. MacLean, Glasgow
9. Mary Anne MacKinnon, Glasgow
10. Sine Morrison, Isle of Lewis
11. Catherine A. MacKillop, Garelochhead
12. Catherine G. Fletcher, Glasgow
Competition 85
Solo singing of “A’ bhean eudach”. Ladies. Prizes:
James Grant Memorial; 1. £2.50; 2. £1.50; 3. £1.
The Donald Thomson Prize (1. £35; 2. £15) will be
awarded for the highest aggregate marks in Gaelic
in competitions 86, 88 and 89 — Men; and 85, 87
and 89 — Ladies.
13. Myrette (Mairead) Mitchell, Lothian
Gaelic Choir
14. Christina MacKay, Port Charlotte
15. Donella MacLeod, Falkirk
16. Fiona T. MacDonald, Glasgow
17. Mairi MacKenzie, Isle of Lewis
18. Mary MacDonald, Inverness
19. Wilma Kennedy, Glasgow
20. Beathag Morrison, Glasgow
21. Janette C. MacDonald, Perth
22. Gillian MacKenzie, Gress
23. Mairi E. Robb, Broxburn
N.B. Competitors must appear at the stipulated time in the order of ballot
TOP PRESS-STOP PRESS-ST
ANNOUNCING THE GRAND
OPENING OF OUR BRAND NEW
GLASGOW PREMISES AT
309 SAUCHIEHALL STREET
We at GEOFFREY (TAILOR) have long since been established
as one of Scotland's leading Highland Dress Specialists and
Outfitters, and from approximately mid August 1988, will be
open for business in our new and exciting Glasgow premises
- an alternative the West Coast has long awaited!
With a vast range of ladies and gents kilts, jackets and access¬
ories, Pringle of Scotland Knitwear and the famous Edinburgh
Crystal Collection in stock, a visit is well worthwhile.
We also offer a superb range of top quality Highland Dress
Hire Wear, at very reasonable prices.
#eo!frej> (bailor)
Htgfjlanb Crafts Utb
309 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow
(No 'phone number at time of press)
Head Office:
57-59 High Street, Royal Mile
Edinburgh EH1 1SR
Tel: 031-557 0256
Fax:031-556 0615
£f)E $ouse Of
Mtmakmg
71
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| An Comunn Gàidhealach > Royal National Mòd Programmes and fringe events > Royal National Mòd Programmes > Programme of the ... annual Mod > 85th, 1988 > (77) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/125888165 |
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| Shelfmark | QP.la.2478 |
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| Description | Publication run: -85th (1988). National Library of Scotland run: 39th (1935)-85th (1988). Continued by: Mod / Mòd Naìseanta |
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| Shelfmark | P.med.2584, QP.la.2478 and DJ.s.1847(9) |
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| Description | This contains programmes, fringe event magazines and ephemera that were produced for specific Mòds and is arranged by year. |
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| Description | A collection of over 400 items published by An Comunn Gàidhealach, the organisation which promotes Gaelic language and culture and organises the Royal National Mòd. Dating from 1891 up to the present day, the collection includes journals and newspapers, annual reports, educational materials, national Mòd programmes, published Mòd literature and music. |
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