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'Record-breaking' Mòd returns to Glasgow for Gaelic celebration

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Six young Highland dancers, dressed in blue, green or purple traditional dress, leap from the floor of a sports hall while competing in the Mòd.

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Royal National Mòd returns to Glasgow for record-breaking Gaelic celebration

Overview

The Royal National Mòd, Scotland's annual celebration of Gaelic culture, language, and history, is taking place in Glasgow with a record number of entries. More than 2,000 entries have been registered across 200 competitions, alongside over 80 fringe events. This year marks Glasgow's 13th time hosting the festival, which also coincides with the 40th anniversary of Scotland's first Gaelic-medium education unit.

Key points

  • The Royal National Mòd is being held in Glasgow, marking the city's 13th time hosting the event.
  • Organisers report a record-breaking year with over 2,000 entries registered across 200 competitions.
  • The festival features more than 80 fringe events, including educational sessions, ceilidhs, musical performances, and a Gaelic DJ night.
  • The event coincides with the 40th anniversary of Scotland's first Gaelic-medium education unit.
  • Indie-trad fusion band Dlù are headlining the opening concert, 'Ar Cànan's Ar Ceòl', at the Royal Concert Hall.
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