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Thairis air na bliadhnaichean tha an t-sreath de phrògraman aithriseach Trusadh air sealltainn ri iomadach cuspair a tha a’ bualadh air beatha nan Gàidheal agus luchd-labhairt na Gàidhlig air feadh an t-saoghail. Bho chuspairean ceangailte ri eachdraidh, dualchas, cànan, an àrainneachd agus cultar, tha Trusadh air a rannsachadh. Mar sin, tha sinn a’ toirt sùil air ais air criomagan bho chuid de na prògraman as fheàrr bhon tasglann thairis air dusan bliadhna.

Anns a’ chiad phrògram den t-sreath seo de cheithir phàirtean, bheir sinn sùil air croitear à Leòdhas a tha na sheinneadair air feadh an t-saoghail, carthannas Albannach a bha agus a tha a’ toirt faochadh do na ceudan de mhìltean dhaoine ann an èiginn, tha sinn a’ toirt sealladh air fear aig an robh cur-seachad car annasach dha aois agus cuideachd ri mar a thàinig seirbheis oifis a’ phuist gu crìoch air a’ Chnoc san Rubha ann an Eilean Leòdhais.

Criomagan air an toirt còmhla bho chruinneachadh iongantach de sgeulachdan làidir agus eadar-dhealaichte bho air feadh Alba agus an t-saoghail, air innse tro shùilean measgachadh de luchd-agallaimh air leth.

Throughout the years, the factual documentary strand Trusadh has looked at many subjects that affect the lives of Gaels and Gaelic speakers all over the world. From themes relating to history, heritage, language, the environment and culture, Trusadh has covered it. For that reason, we are taking a look back at highlights from some of the best documentaries in the archive spanning the past 12 years.

In episode one of this four-part series, we feature a crofter from Lewis who performs all over the world, a Scottish charity that helped and continues to support hundreds of thousands of people in need, we meet a man who had an unusual hobby for his age and we also learn about a post office closure in the village of Knock in Point on the Isle of Lewis.

A nostalgic look back at a wonderfully diverse collection of strong, factual stories from all over Scotland and the world, told through the eyes of engaging contributors from all walks of life.

In Gaelic with English subtitles