Events
Events
There are a variety of Manx Gaelic classes throughout the Island.
For classes in Ballabeg contact Adrian Cain at greinneyder@mhf.org.im
For classes at the IOM College contact Brian Stowell at bstowell@mcb.net
For classes in St Johns contact Joan Caine at joancaine@manx.net
For classes in St Judes contact Fiona McArdle at fmcardle@manx.net
For classes Ramsey contact Paul Salmon at Paul.Salmon@GOV.IM
For lunchtime classes in Douglas and for work-based classes contact Adrian Cain at greinneyder@mhf.org.im
Weekly conversational classes are held at:
The Mitre in Kirk Michael from 8.00pm on a Tuesday
The Sound Cafe on a Thursday from 12.00pm
The Swimming Pool in Ramsey on a Friday from 10.00am
We have just established a weekly Internet Chat on a Sunday at 7.00pm. Please contact the greinneyder for details on this and other possible on-line lessons and revision sessions
There is also a class every fortnight at Java Coffee on Duke Street, Douglas from 5.00pm.
The next meetings are on the 9th and 23rd of March
There is a meeting at the Ship Inn in Castletown the first Thursday of every month from 9.00pm. Next meetings: 4th March and 1st April
Other events:
Manx Gaelic scrabble at the Prospect in Douglas on the third Wednesday of each month from 7.30pm Next meeting: 24th March
There is a Music and Manx Gaelic celebration the last Friday of each month at the Albert in Port st Mary from 9.00pm. Next meeting: 26th March
The inaugural meeting of a new Manx Gaelic Learners’ Association is on Saturday, 27th from 7.30pm at St Johns’ Mill.
The next meeting of the Gaelic Broadcasting Committee is on Monday, March 8th at 3.00pm
The Celtic Congress will be held on the Island from Monday, 5th of April
Manx Radio shows
Moghrey Jedoonee with Brian Stowell on a Sunday morning from 10.00
For more invitation visit: http://www.manxradio.com/blog.aspx?blogid=14872
Clare ny Gael with Bob Carswell from 8.00pm on a Sunday
For more information visit:http://www.manxradio.com/blog.aspx?blogid=14912
and Shiaght Laa from 6.05pm on a Wednesday afternoon
For more information visit: http://www.manxradio.com/blog.aspx?blogid=14696