Ceangal G - Connect G

04/06/2019

Take That - this Saturday at Talla Duisdale! Streaming live from Cardiff on our massive cinema screen with top notch sound system.
Disathairne 's a tighinn. Cuiribh fios thugainn airson tiocaidean: Tickets: www.talladuisdale.com

15/05/2015

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28/04/2015

Tha sinn air a bhith a' coimhead air na bhideothan SpreaG againn fhìn san oifis an-diugh. Nach math a tha iad!
We've been watching our own SpreaG videos in the office today. Aren't they good!

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01/04/2015

Another useful aid for those wanting to learn more about each other's version of Gaeilge/Gaidhlig.

Dírithe ar Ghaeilgeoirí ar mhian leo an Gháidhlig a fhoghlaim atá an foclóir nua

23/03/2015

Ostán an Caledonian Oban - Caledonian Hotel Oban - sin an ionad do chruinniú pleanála inniu agus amarach ag beartú na céimeanna tosaigh d'fhorbairt na Gaeltachta Móire tar éis CeangalG. Over the next few days organisations from the language, government and tournament sectors will get together to map a way forward for the future development of the Greater Gaeltacht......what do you think?

26/02/2015

The challenge is out! Let's find - or create an Irish Language/Gaidhlig learning format for a TV series. Broadcasters TG4 and BBC Alba along with the Irish Language Broadcast Fund are looking for bright ideas. Here are Aine Walsh of the ILBF, Proinsias Ní Ghráinne, TG4, agus Margaret Cameron, BBC MG ALBA agus Fionbar Ó Baoill, ceangal G along with Donald and Ramsey from Caledonia TV, agus Siobhán Ní Chíobháin, who participated with others in our Go To Market workshop with format doctor Justin Scroggie yesterday.

16/02/2015

Going to Market - Format and Pitching Opportunity ing
Organised by CeangalG with support from ILBF, TG4, MG Alba
25/26 February 2015, Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich, Belfast

Rationale:
To gain success in ever more competitive markets, production companies working through the medium of Gaidhlig/Gaeilge need to enhance their product ideas and pitch effectively to prospective buyers. Increasingly, the development of new TV formats has the potential to give companies access to a global marketplace where TV broadcasters from around the world can view their proposals alongside those of global competitors.

This event has been developed as a result of collaboration and consultation with broadcasters, TG4 and MG Alba. It is designed to equip participants with the necessary skills to develop formats which they can then pitch to local media outlets and in due course in global marketplaces such as MIPTV etc.

The ‘Going to Market’ event is in two distinct parts.
TV Formats with Justin Scroggie. Cultúrlann 9am - 4pm, 25 February.
In this workshop, participants will benefit from the acknowledged expertise of formats wizard, Justin Scroggie, as he gives us his authoritative perspective about successful format development.
'What is - and isn't - a format'
'Ideation - how to develop ideas for formats'
'Turning good ideas into great formats'
Pitching opportunity 11am, 26th February. Venue TBC
Representatives of broadcasters/funders, TG4/BBCNI/ILBF/MG Alba, will present workshop participants with a call for ideas/formats which they are actively seeking. Each participant will then have an opportunity to make an arrangement to pitch their idea with the appropriate broadcaster.
Further information: Fionbar Ó Baoill, CeangalG Training Manager, fionbar@ceangalg.net

16/02/2015

Ag dul chun an mhargaidh....Ceardlann i gCumadh Formaidí Theilifíse agus Cur i Láthair
Á chur in eagar ag CeangalG, le tacaíocht ó Chiste Chraoltóireacht na Gaeilge, TG4, MG Alba.

Going to Market - Format and Pitching Opportunity ing
Organised by CeangalG with support from ILBF, TG4, MG Alba
Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich, Béal Feirste. 25/26 Feabhra 2015.

Údar
Má tá fonn orthu dul chun tosaigh i margaí atá thar a bheith iomaíoch, ní mór do chomhlachtaí atá ag feidhmiú trí mheán na Gaeilge/na Gaidhlige snás a chur ar a dtuairimí do chláracha agus a dtograí a chur i láthair go h-eifeachtach do cheannaitheoirí.
Tá forbairt fhormaidí nua theilifíse ag tabhairt rochtain níos mó do chomhlachtaí ar mhargaí nua ar fud na cruinne níos mó. Is féidir le comhlacht beag in iarthar na hÉireann, i mBéal Feirste nó ar OIleán Leodhais a gcuid earraí a chur taispeantas sa mhargadh domhanda, mar atá á dhéanamh ag a gcomh-iomaitheoirí domhanda.

Tá forbairt déanta ag CeangalG ar an imeacht seo tar éis dul i bpáirt le craoltóirí - TG4 agus MG Alba. Tá sé deartha chun oiliúint a chur ar lucht na páirte sna scileanna riachtanacha le go mbeidh siad ábalta formaidí a fhorbairt ar féidir leo ansan iad a chur i lathair do na meáin is giorra doibh agus, de réir mar is cuí, ag aonaigh theilifise idirnáisiúnta ar nós MIP TV.

Tá dhá chuid leis an imeacht seo.
Formaidí Theilifíse le Justin Scroggie. (pic thíós)
Sa cheardlann seo bainfidh lucht na páirte leas as shaineolas ‘Guru’ na bhformaidí, Justin Scroggie. Tabharfaidh seisean a léargas údarásach ar cheisteanna ábharthacha:
Céard is Formaid ann - agus cén rud nach n-oibreoidh...
Tuairimí: Conas iad seo a fhorbairt le formaid den scoth a chur ar fáil?
An Craiceann is a luach: conas formaid den scoth a fhorbairt le dea smaoineamh.

Má tá gabhar le díol agat, bí i lár an aonaigh leis.
Beidh ionadaithe na gcraoltóirí, TG4. BBC Thuaisceart Éireann agus MG Alba, mar aon leis an mhaoinitheoir, Ciste Craoltoíreacht na Gaeilge, i láthair do sheisiún eolais ar an 26 Feabhra agus tabharfaidh siad dúshlán do na comhlachtaí i lathair formad a fhorbairt agus a chur i láthair ar son smaoineamh le h-aghaidh sraith theilifise atá siad faoi láthair ag iarraidh a fhorbairt.

Tá spásanna ar fáil ar an gcúrsa saor in aisce seo. Is féidir leat do d’áit a chur in áirithe nó breis eolais a fháil ach teagmháíl le Fionbar Ó Baoill, Bainisteoir OIliúna, CeangalG.
fionbar@ceangalg.net

11/02/2015

Sa chéad cheann d’fhíseáin SpreaG pléitear Gearóid Ó Cairealláin, fear mór le rá i gcúis na Gaeilge ar bhain stróc dó in 2006 a mharaigh é, geall leis. Agus é i gcathaoir rothaí anois, insíonn Gearóid a scéal suntasach féin, lena n-áirítear mar a bhuail sé bob ar an mbás in ICU ospidéil agus mar a d’athraigh sé a shaol tar éis dó teacht amach ón ospidéal. Bliain is an lá a bhain stróc dó, phós sé Bríd Ó Gallchóír agus inniu is scríbhneoir agus gníomhaí rathúil é, agus é ag dul thart lena sheó aonair, The Wheelchair Monologues, ar fud na hÉireann.

05/02/2015

Recently nominated for a BBC2 Folk Award as Best Singer, Julie Fowlis is a world class performer from North Uist in the Western Isles whose powerful renditions of traditional songs in Gaelic has brought her all over the world. It was Julie who sang the theme song to Disney’s movie, Brave, and more recently she became the first Gaelic singer to gain a Scottish Music Award, placing her on the same pedestal as stars such as Paolo Nutini, Annie Lennox and Simple Minds. In this SpreaG fís she encourages aspiring singers and musicians to know their language and their culture as it will be an asset to them as they make their way in the world. Our songs tell our story.
‘S e seinneadair à Uibhist a Tuath sna h-Eileanan Siar a th’ ann an Julie Fowlis, agus tha an dreach cumhachdach a bheir i air òrain Ghàidhlig air a toirt air feadh an t-saoghail. ‘S e Julie a sheinn òran film Disney, Brave, agus nas giorra air ais, b’ i a’ chiad sheinneadair Gàidhlig a thug -mach Urram-ciùil na h-Alba, aig an aon ìre ri leithid Paolo Nutini, Annie Lennox agus Simple Minds. Sa bhideo seo aig SpreaG, tha i brosnachadh dhaoine a tha airson a bhith nan seinneadairean is nan luchd-ciùil eòlas a chur air a’ chànan is air an dualchas aca fhèin leis gum bi na mhaoin dhaibh agus iad a’ dèanamh an slighe san t-saoghal. Tha na h-òrain againn ag innse nan sgeulachdan againn.

02/02/2015

Nochd Sabhal Mòr Ostaig mar thoradh air aisling agus dìcheall, sa chiad dol-a-mach a’ bhancair Iain Noble a chaidh a ghlacadh anns an Eilean Sgitheanach anns an sneachda. Chuir e roimhe oighreachd ionadail a cheannach ann an Slèite agus, le spreagadh bho thuras gu Eileanan Fàro, shìn e ri feum a thoirt às a’ chànan is às a’ chultar ionadail gus ath-bheothachadh eaconamach a chruthachadh anns a’ choimhearsnachd. Sa bhideo seo aig SpreaG, tha am Proifeasair Boyd Robasdan, Prionnsapal an t-Sabhail, ag innse sgeulachd leasachadh an t-Sabhail bho thùs ann an seann sabhal gu bhith mar Cholaiste Ghàidhlig na h-Alba le àrainn a bhuineas do shaoghal an latha an-diugh agus còrr is mìle oileanach. Dà fhichead bliadhna air adhart bho thòisich an linn ùr, tha ceum eile de leasachadh a’ dol air adhart le togail na Cille Bige, a’ chiad bhaile ùr air a’ Ghàidhealtachd o chionn còrr is ceud bliadhna ann an Alba no ann an Èirinn.Sabhal Mòr Ostaig came as the result of the inspiration and dedication, first of all, of a merchant banker called Ian Noble who became stranded on the Isle of Skye during a snowstorm. He decided to purchase a local estate in Sleat and, inspired by a trip to the Faroe Islands, set about using the local language and culture to generate an economic resurgence in the community. This SpreaG video, by Professor Boyd Robertson, Principal of Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, tells the story of the development of SMO from its humble origins as a disused barn into Scotland’s Gaidhlig college with a modern campus and over 1000 students. Forty years on since the era began, a new phase of development is underway with the building of Kilbeg, the first new Gaeltacht village to be built in more than 100 years in Scotland or Ireland.

30/01/2015

Sabhal Mòr Ostaig came as the result of the inspiration and dedication, first of all, of a merchant banker called Ian Noble who became stranded on the Isle of Skye during a snowstorm. He decided to purchase a local estate in Sleat and, inspired by a trip to the Faroe Islands, set about using the local language and culture to generate an economic resurgence in the community. This SpreaG video, by Professor Boyd Robertson, Principal of Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, tells the story of the development of SMO from its humble origins as a disused barn into Scotland’s Gaidhlig college with a modern campus and over 1000 students. Forty years on since the era began, a new phase of development is underway with the building of Kilbeg, the first new Gaeltacht village to be built in more than 100 years in Scotland or Ireland.

30/01/2015

Dea scéal - tá an foirgneamh nua ag Sabhal Mòr Ostaig le tionlacan do Iain Noble....New building at Scotland's Gaidhlig College is to be named after Iain Noble, the College's visionary founder...
http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/gd/naidheachdan/ionad-iain-nobail