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		Ec y trass Chaglym-mullee jeh’n Choonceil Ghoaldagh-Yernagh ayns Jersee sy vlein 2002, v’eh coardit dy ghoghe yn Chruinnaght Reiltys Vretyn yn ard churrym dy chur er oi obbyr sy chooish myn-chengaghyn as chengaghyn sloo ymmydit.
		Ta pabyr goll er croo son yn Chaglym-mullee jeh’n Choonceil vees goll er cummal ayns Bretyn sy Fouyr 2003.
		Nee yn pabyr shoh, as yn obbyr jeh’n phossan, cooney dy chur fo formoilid yn coonrey as skeaylley fysseree as cliaghtey share er corrym reiltysagh sy rheam jeh myn-chengaghyn dooghyssagh as chengaghyn sloo ymmydit.
	www.britishirishcouncil.org /work/gaelg.asp (171 words)

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		A roots revival of Manx folk music began late in the 20th century, alongside a general revival of the Manx language and culture.
		The 1970s revival was kickstarted, after the 1974 death of the last native speaker of Manx, by a music festival called Yn Chruinnaght in Ramsey.
		Prominent musicians of the Manx musical revival include Emma Christian (Ta'N Dooid Cheet - Beneath the Twilight), whose music includes the harp and tin whistle, and harpist and producer Charles Guard (Avenging and Bright), an administrator at the Manx Heritage Foundation, MacTullagh Vannin (MacTullagh Vannin) and the duo Kiaull Manninagh (Kiaull Manninagh).
	xoomer.virgilio.it /pfreelance/regioni/Man.htm (163 words)

	ManxForums.com - Manx Forums, Chat & Classifieds for the Isle of Man > Yn Chruinnaght 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Jul 16 2004, 04:09 PM It is Chruinnaght week in Ramsey next week.
		I'm not personally involved, so this is just some information I've received I'd like to make available to those who may be interested.
		Yn Chruinnaght is the island's national Interceltic Festival and involves much traditional (and not so traditional) music, dancing and merriment.
	www.manxforums.com /forums/lofiversion/index.php?t426.html (188 words)

	PH42.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ec yn Chruinnaght v'ad er chee scughey voish yn phairk, dys yn phaalan.
		Va dreeys orroo lesh yn startey ocsyn neesht, agh va oardaghyn oardaghyn
		Screeu yn saggyrt jeh Skeerey Marooney sharmane mychione caarjyn ayns ynnydyn ardey.
	homepages.enterprise.net /kelly/LIST/LESSONS/H/PH42.html (596 words)

	84.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		ec yn Chruinnaght (EGG-in-HROON-yakht) - at the Cruinnaght
		A 'c' or 'k' followed by a vowel sound is often pronounced as a 'g'.
		This particular example could loosely be translated as 'It was after its doing', taking 'er' as meaning 'after' and 'ny yannoo' as 'its doing'.
	homepages.enterprise.net /kelly/LIST/LESSONS/B1/84.html (183 words)

	Who, or what, is TOB?
		During the early years, most of the events that "TOB" attended were Pan-Celtic Festivals based in Perranporth, Cornwall, the Manx festival "Yn Chruinnaght", and the Irish Pan-Celtic.
		We have continued to support the Irish festival since the first visit to Killarney in 1989, having travelled with the festival to Galway, Tralee, Ennis, Kilkenny and last year we were back at Tralee.
		We have a number of pretty young girls who are able to attract plenty of the opposite sex, but none of the men seem willing to dance!
	www.tipynobopeth.ic24.net /page2.html (427 words)

	Manx Music - Isle of Man Government -
		There are several annual Inter-Celtic festivals held in the Isle of Man which offer a range of concerts, outdoor displays, children’s events, lectures, ceilis and workshops.
		Yn Chruinnaght, which means ‘the gathering’, is held in late July and features Manx and visiting Celtic music and dance groups.
		Shennaghys Jiu [‘Tradition Today’] is held just before Easter in Ramsey and is a festival which celebrates the talent of young Manx musicians.
	www.gov.im /tourism/culture/manxmusic.xml (436 words)

	Isle of Man - Manx Arts and Culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Venues to head for to enjoy performances of Manx cultural heritage are The Erin Arts Centre at Port Erin and the Gaiety Theatre in Douglas.
		The manx tongue, a form of Gaelic, is a Celtic langauge which was universally spoken until it went into decline in the 18th century.
		Today it is being revived thanks to the Manx Gaelic Society (Yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh).
	www.isleofman.com /about/culture (160 words)

	MOOT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		They look forward to the day they can afford a laptop to allow more improvisation during live performances.
		Moot first performed at the Yn Chruinnaght music competition in 1998, and have subsequently performed at many local music festivals and concerts.
		They are keen to bring their music to a wider audience, and to share ideas with musicians making experimental music uprooted from other cultures (and not just cheesily fused for easy listening!)
	www.uprooted.iofm.net (150 words)

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		Nevertheless, their whole ethos seems to permeate Mona Douglas’s ideas regarding the establishment of a youth movement, the promotion of Manx Gaelic, and the re-establishment of the Manx folkmusic and dance traditions, from the 1930s onwards right through to her re-inauguration in 1977 of the Manx Inter-Celtic Festival of Yn Chruinnaght (‘the gathering’) and thereafter.
		Given these circumstances, it is evident that Mona Douglas could not have made her not-inconsiderable contribution to the Manx cause without a firm belief in such sentiments.
		It was revived by Mona Douglas (see below) in 1977 under the title Yn Chruinnaght ‘the gathering’.
	www.george-broderick.de /ns_docs/ns-under_the_three-legged-swastika.doc (4720 words)

	Morfablog » Y Dad Gorau (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mae tad Iona a Carys yn Ynys Manaw ar hyn o bryd, yn chwarae ei ffidil yng Ngŵyl Yn Chruinnaght.
		Dyma rhywbeth iddo fo oddi wrth Iona (gyda bach o help llaw gan Myrddin ap, falle)
		Erbyn saith o’r gloch mae o yn y gwaith
	morfablog.com /index.php?p=661 (71 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Bring and instrument and come and join in!
		Opening ceili of Yn Chruinnaght 2006 with Arthur Caley Band, Mactullagh Vannin, Cliogaree Twoaie and Daycol.
		Open air performance with visiting groups Trio Froger and Roskeltek, Manx Folk Dance Society and Ny Fennee.
	www.manxheritagemusic.org /Cal.aspx (477 words)

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