Episode 3
Tha aifreann nan iasgair ann am Barraigh agus show Uibhist a Tuath ann a Homhstadh. The fisherman鈥檚 mass is held on Castlebay pier and it鈥檚 a busy day at the North Uist show.
Cothrom e貌las a chur air muinntir eileanan UIbhist agus Bharraigh, na diofar rudan anns a bheil iad an s脿s agus na coimhearsnachdan anns a bheil iad a鈥� fuireach. Bho Bhe脿rnaraigh aig tuath gu Bhatarsaigh aig deas, tha faisg air sia m矛lle neach a鈥� fuireach anns na h-eileanan a deas 鈥檚 na h-eileanan an iar.
Tha aifreann sonraichte, aifreann nan iasgair ga chumail ann am B脿gh a鈥� Chaisteil, tha sinn a鈥� tadhal air an l脿rach campachaidh aig Anne ann am Baile Raghnail, tha John Joe agus C貌isir Gh脿idhlig Bharraigh a鈥� d猫anamh deiseal airson seinn aig M貌d Loch Abar, agus tha muinntir Uibhist a Tuath air a bhi dripeil ag ullachadh airson latha an show.
Meet islanders in the beautiful Outer Hebridean islands of Uist and Barra, sharing life鈥檚 ups and downs with resilience, humour and a powerful sense of community. From Berneray to Vatersay, the southern part of the Western Isles archipelago off the north west coast of Scotland is home to over 5,000 people.
The annual fisherman鈥檚 mass and blessing of the boats is held on the pier in Castlebay, while we visit Anne, who set up a campsite on the west side of North Uist 12 years ago. Conductor John Joe and Barra Gaelic choir prepare to take part in the Royal National Mod, and residents have been busy preparing their entries for the North Uist show.
In Gaelic with English subtitles.
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