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Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' toirt thugaibh dà fharpais beò bho Mhòd Ghlaschu. Air Latha Mòr nan Còisirean Sgìreil ann an Talla-cuirme Rìoghail Ghlaschu, bidh còisirean a’ strì airson am prìomh dhuais - Sgiath MhicShimidh agus Thulaich Bhàrdainn. Be Còisir Ghàidhlig Lodainn a choisinn an duais an uiridh airson an dàrna turas. Ach saoil am bi iad soirbheachail am bliadhna? Cuideachd bidh còisirean a’ farpais airson Cuach Cuimhneachan Mairead NicDhonnchaidh, a bhuannaich Coisir Ghàidhlig Shruighlea an uiridh. Còmhla ri Cathy bidh Lisa NicNèill a tha a’ teagasg ciùil ann am Barraigh, agus an t-Urramach Dòmhnall Mìcheal MacAonghais a tha eòlach air còisirean sgìreil. Bidh iadsan a’ toirt seachad am beachdan air na còisirean a bhitheas a’ seinn dà òran sna farpaisean. Anns a’ phrògram chì sinn cuideachd cò a ghlèidh Geall-dùbhlain Esme Nic a’ Ghobhainn agus Sgiath Mhuile agus Idhe.

Cathy MacDonald presents live coverage of the choral competitions from the last day of the Royal National Mòd in Glasgow. The main competition will feature choirs from the Royal Concert Hall battling to win the Lovat and Tullibardine Shield which was won last year for the second time in their history by Lothian Gaelic Choir. But will they be able to retain the shield this year? Joining Cathy to offer analysis on the shield and also the competition for the Margrat Duncan Memorial Trophy will be music teacher and conductor Lisa MacNeil who lives and works on Barra - as well as the Reverend Donald M MacInnes, who has an in-depth knowledge of choral singing. The programme will also feature the winners of the Esme Smyth Trophy and the Mull and Iona Shield.