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Mòd Ionadach Na Dreòlluinn 2014 Mòd Ionadach na Dreòlluinn 2014 Tobar Mhoire Tobermory Dihaoine 12 mh latha de’n t-Sultain Disathairne 13 mh latha de’n t-Sultain 12-13 September 2014 £5 2 3 Mòd Ionadach na Dreòlluinn, 2014 Am bliadhna a-rithist tha mi fìor thoilichte fàilte chridheil a chur oirbh don Mhòd againn ann am Muile!! Mar as àbhaist, tha dà latha trang dol a bhith againn le iomadh farpaiseach a’gabhail pàirt Dihaoine agus Disa- thairne. Feumar taing a thoirt do na tidsearan agus oiDeans a bhios ag obair gu dìcheallach gus clann is inbhich a dheasachadh ron àm.Ceud taing a-rithist dhaibhsan a bhios ag obair saor-thoileach dhuinn aig a’ Mhòd; agus ma tha duine agaibh airson taic a thoirt dhuinn aig àm sam bith, ann an dòigh sam bith, bruidhinn ri cuideigin air a’ Chomataidh.Tha sinn uile an dòchas gun còrd ur turas gu Mòd Ionadach na Dreòlluinn ribh uile, agus gum bi sibh uile soirbheachail nuair a thig Mòd Inbhir Nis san Dàmhair. Once again I am very pleased to welcome you all to the Mull Mòd!! As usual, we’ll have a very busy two days, with many competitors taking part on Friday and Saturday. We must thank all teachers and tutors who work so diligently preparing young and old in the lead up to the Mòd. Many thanks again to the volunteers who help us to run the Mòd each year – and if any of you out there would like to support us at any time, in any way at all, please contact a member of the Committee. We all hope you enjoy your visit to Mòd Ionadach na Dreòlluinn, and that you will have a successful Mòd in Inverness in October. Gum bu mhath a thèid leibh!! EasCorrach Art Jennifer E. Howitt BA. Hons. (Edin.) Painter and Printmaker The Orchard, Scallastle, Craignure, Isle of Mull. PA65 6BA Tel. 01680 812 029 E-mail: [email protected] http:--jenpaintsmull.com- Cards, Watercolours, Prints. Commissions undertaken. 4 5 MÒD OFFICIALS President Janet MacDonald Treasurer Jennifer Jack Secretary Ruth Anderson Office Administrators Anne MacGregor, Jennifer Jack, Anne MacDonald Committee Members Janet Campbell, Mary Jean Devon, Alan Jack, Elizabeth Jack, Fiona Jappy, Iain MacKinnon, Cameron Fletcher, Vic Linneman, Moria Westland, Marion MacLean, Kirsty Renton VENUES Aros Hall Evangelical Church Evangelical Church Hall Evangelical Church Hall 2 Masonic Hall MacGochans GAELIC ADJUDICATORS Duncan MacNeil Joy Dunlop Rachel MacPherson Father Ross Crichton Fiona Dunn MUSIC ADJUDICATORS James Graham Neil Houston Alasdair Lamont Ian McCrorie Struan Thorpe 6 JUNIOR COMPETITIONS PAGE 1a Story 5-6 Fluent 17 2a Story 9-10 Fluent 17 4a Recitation 5-6 Fluent 17 4b Recitation 7-8 Fluent 27 5a Recitation 9-10 Fluent 17 5b Recitation 11-12 Fluent 66 7a Conversation 5-6 Fluent 18 7b Conversation 7-8 Fluent 19 8a Conversation 9-10 Fluent 18 8b Conversation 11-12 Fluent 19 9a Conversation 13-15 Fluent 66 10a Recitation 5-6 Learners 27 10b Recitation 7-8 Learners 27 11a Recitation 9-10 Learners 66 11b Recitation 11-12 Learners 66 12a Recitation 13-15 Learners 66 12b Recitation 16-18 Learners 66 15a Solo 5-6 Fluent 10 15b Solo 7-8 Fluent 11 16a Girls Solo 9-10 Fluent 11 16b Boys Solo 9-10 Fluent 11 17a Girls Solo 11-12 Fluent 11 18a Girls Solo 13-15 Fluent 23 18b Boys Solo 13-15 Fluent 23 19a Solo 5-6 Learners 15 19b Solo 7-8 Learners 10 20a Girls Solo 9-10 Learners 14 20b Boys Solo 9-10 Learners 15 21a Girls Solo 11-12 Learners 10 21b Boys Solo 11-12 Learners 13 22a Girls Solo 13-15 Learners 24 22b Boys Solo 13-15 Learners 24 23a Traditional Solo U13 Open 23 23b Traditional Solo 13-18 Open 23 24 Solo—Leanabh an Aigh Primary 14 25 Girls Solo 13-16 Mull Song Open 24 26 Girls Solo 16-18 Open 23 27 Bous Solo 16-18 Open 23 28 Duet U13 Open 11 29 Duet 13-18 Open 24 Gaelic Testing will take place in the Evangelical Church Hall on Saturday from 10am 7 JUNIOR (cont.) 30a Action Song U13 Open 9 30b Action Song Pre 5 Open 9 32 Choral Unison U13 Open 22 34 Choral Puirt a beul U13 Open 24 35 Choral Unison U18 Open 24 36 Choral Harmony U18 Open 24 37 Choral Puirt a Beul Open 24 38a Fiddle U13 Beginners 25 38b Fiddle U13 Open 25 39a Fiddle 13-18 Beginners 25 39b Fiddle 13-18 Open 25 42a Chanter U13 Open 35 43a Bagpipes U13 Beginners 35 43b Bagpipes U13 35 44a Bagpipes 13-18 Beginner 35 44b Bagpipes 13-18 Open 35 49b Instrumental Group 13-18 Open 23 50b Self Accompaniment 13-18 Open 27 SENIOR 58 Ladies Prescribed Fluent 32 59 Men Prescribed Fluent 32 60 Ladies Oran Mor Fluent 33 61 Men Oran Mor Fluent 32 62 Ladies Solo Learners 32 63 Men Solo Learners 33 64 Unpublished-Traditional Open 32 65 Local Song Open 33 66 Puirt a beul Open 33 67 Solo – Own Choice Open 38 68 Duet Open 33 69 Quartet Open 34 71 Ladies Choir Open 39 72 Male Voice Choir Open 39 73 Mixed Choir Open 40 74 Choral Puirt a Beul Open 40 77 Bagpipes 35 78 Self Accompanied 40 8 Proud to support Mod Ionadach na Dreolluinn Visit the Tobermory branch, or call 08447 362616 cbonline.co.uk Children's Concert Aros Hall 7.30pm Friday 12th September Admission £5.00-£3.00 Tickets available from the Mòd Office Programme sustained by Prizewinners 9 An Talla Àrois Uasal Madainn Dihaoine Aros Hall Upper Friday Morning Gaelic/Music James Graham 9.30am Competition 30a—Action Song U13 Own Choice Mrs A M MacKenzie Shield Sponsored by J & J Mackay 1 Tobermory Primary School P2-3 2 Dervaig Primary School P4-7. 3 Lochaline Primary School P1-3 4 Tobermory Primary School P1-2 5 Tobermory Primary School P5 6 Ulva Primary School. 7 Dervaig Primary School P1-3 8 Bunessan Primary School. 11.45am Competition 30b– Action Song (Pre 5) Own Choice 1 Bunessan Pre-School. 2 Sgoil-àraich an t-Sàilein John Archbold Island Artist John Archbold Oakbank Lochdonhead Isle of Mull Argyll PA646AP VISIT STUDIO AT LOCHDONHEAD www.mullpaintings.co.uk 10 An Eaglais Shoisgeulach Madainn Dihaoine Evangelical Church Friday Morning Gaelic Rachel MacPherson Music Neil Houston 9.30am Competition 19b—Solo 7-8 Learners Own Choice 1 Jamie Rowantree, Kilchoan Primary School. 2 Iona Willis, Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. 3 Maria MacLachlan, Kilchoan Primary School. 4 Eilidh MacKay, Ulva Primary School. 5 Davina McGrigor, Cladich. 6 Isla Crosbie, Kilchoan Primary School. 7 Isabelle Greenfield, Ulva Primary School. 8 Holly Cameron, Kilchoan Primary School. 9 Ella MacLean, Lochdonhead Primary School. 10.30am Competition 15a—Solo 5-6 Fluent Own Choice 1 Liadan Howat, Bunsgoil Chondobhrait. 2 Dominic Hill, Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. 10.50am Competition 21a—Solo 11-12 Girls Learners Own Choice 1 Ella Christian, Lochaline Primary School. 2 Holly MacLean, Tobermory High School. 3 Breagha Halbert, Ulva Primary School. 4 Kirstyn Rowantree, Ardnamurchan High School. 5 Nina Anderson, Tobermory High School. 6 Rachel Bolton, Lochaline Primary School. 7 Anna Westwell, Edinburgh. Gaelic Testing Evangelical Church Hall Saturday 13th September from 10am 11 An Eaglais Shoisgeulach Madainn Dihaoine Evangelical Church Friday Morning 11.30am Competition 16a - Girls Solo 9-10 Fluent 1 Camrie MacInnes, Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. 2 Ealasaid MacLean, Lismore. 3 Annie Nic Nill, Eilean Bharraigh. 11.50am Competition 28—Duet U13 Open Own Choice 1 Nina Anderson & Holly Maclean, Tobermory Primary School. 2 Arwen Merritt & Eilidh MacKay, Ulva Primary School. 3 Rachel Bolton & Floriana Lawrence, Lochaline Primary School. 12.00noon Competition 16b—Boys Solo 9-10 Fluent Own Choice 1 Ewan MacVicar, Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. 12.10pm Competition 15b—Solo 7-8 Fluent Own Choice 1 Evie Mae Kellett, Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. 2 Ava Duffy, Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. 12.20pm Competition 17a—Girls Solo 11-12 Fluent Own Choice 1 Orla MacLennan, Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. 2 Marsaili Anna Nic Nill, Eilean Bharraigh. Remember you can further support the Mull Mòd by purchasing raffle tickets and joining the Mòd ‘100’ Club. 12 The Western Isles Hotel Tobermory, Isle of Mull PA75 6PR Telephone 01688 302012 Facsimile 01688 302297 The hotel is situated above Tobermory harbour with views across the sound of Mull. Enjoy a meal in the Conservatory or a cup of Fairtrade coffee or tea with home baking at anytime of the day. ‘With all good wishes for a fantastic 2014 Mòd from the Western Isles Hotel’ Fàilte oirbh uile don Mhòd 13 Talla nan saor-chlachairean Madainn Dihaoine Masonic Hall Friday morning Gaelic Father Ross Crichton Music Elizabeth Jack 9.30am Competition 23a– Solo Traditional U13 1 Marsaili Anna Nic Nill, Eilean Bharraigh. 2 Annie Nic Nill, Eilean Bharraigh. 9.50am Competition 23b—Traditional 13-18 Open Own Choice 1 Eilidh Jenkins, Sgoil Ghaidhlig Ghlaschu. 2 Claire Frances Nic Nill, Eilean Bharraigh. 3 Rebbecca Woolcock, Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. 4 Shannon MacLean, Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. 10.20am Competition 21b– Solo 11-12 Boy Learners Own Choice 1 Calum MacDonald, Lochgilphead Joint Campus 2 Mitchell MacPherson, Strontian. 3 Finlay Cameron, Lochaline Primary School 4 Sam Cutlack, Ulva Primary School Mòd Ionadach na Dreòlluinn 2015 Friday 12th Saturday 13th September Online syllabus and entry forms www.mullmod.org.uk Remember you can further support the Mull Mòd by purchasing raffle tickets and joining the Mòd ‘100’ Club. 14 Talla nan saor-chlachairean Madainn Dihaoine Masonic Hall Friday morning 10.50am Competition 24—Solo Primary Leanabh an Àigh 1 Isla MacInnes, Iona Primary School.
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