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The pandemic has changed the way we travel abroad. The Government has put in place a traffic light system – green, amber, red – designed to tell you the actions that need to be taken on return from overseas travel. Other changes have been made because the UK has left the EU.
I often say that the success of a National Mòd relies upon a good Mòd fringe.
Virtual technology delivered the 2020 Royal National Mòd online but it was enthusiastic and talented people, of all ages, who made this unique event such a success.
On the final day of the virtual Royal National Mod a last look-back from our files.
I am thoroughly enjoying the Virtual Mòd that An Comunn Gàidhealach has put together in place of the real event.
An Comunn Gàidhealach hopes you are enjoying the unique experience of the virtual Royal National Mod 2020.
These should jog a few happy memories of Mods gone by
Calum MacColl (MacColla) won the competition on Wednesday afternoon
The island women won everything on offer in the rural choirs sing two-songs competition
Julie-Ann , from Oban, won the women’s silver pendant on Wednesday, while Calum MacColla, from Fort William, won the men’s
