Manx hip hop using traditional music & Gaelg... Frank Joughin, perhaps the Isle of Man's most exciting young fiddle player, is working on a new music project which we should all be very excited by! Frank explains more in this short interview, about why it will be something entirely new, and why it is important to push these boundaries. The grant for this project is being provided by Culture Vannin as a part of our celebration of Blein ny Gaelgey - Year of the Manx Language 2026: https://culturev
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Manx hip hop using traditional music & Gaelg... Frank Joughin, perhaps the Isle of Man's most exciting young fiddle player, is working on a new music project which we should all be very excited by! Frank explains more in this short interview, about why it will be something entirely new, and why it is important to push these boundaries. The grant for this project is being provided by Culture Vannin as a part of our celebration of Blein ny Gaelgey - Year of the Manx Language 2026: https://culturev
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How the Manx language came back from the dead
How the Manx language came back from the dead
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Manx language, alphabet and pronunciation
Manx language, alphabet and pronunciation
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Exciting Manx news! A £26,000 grants fund has been announced to celebrate Blein ny Gaelgey – the Year of the Manx Language 2026. We’re looking for individuals, groups & organisations - on-Island & beyond - to launch into projects that celebrate, develop & boost the Manx language in some way. Open to all - whether you speak Manx or not - the language is for all, and we want everyone to be a part of it in 2026! Find out more about this amazing opportunity & apply here: www.culturevannin.im/grantsa
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Exciting Manx news! A £26,000 grants fund has been announced to celebrate Blein ny Gaelgey – the Year of the Manx Language 2026. We’re looking for individuals, groups & organisations - on-Island & beyond - to launch into projects that celebrate, develop & boost the Manx language in some way. Open to all - whether you speak Manx or not - the language is for all, and we want everyone to be a part of it in 2026! Find out more about this amazing opportunity & apply here: www.culturevannin.im/grantsa
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Manx! A cat and a language! Let’s learn more about the language and how it came back from the brink! #education #learning #todayilearned #linguistics #british #celtic #irish #manc | Lite Linguistics
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Manx! A cat and a language! Let’s learn more about the language and how it came back from the brink! #education #learning #todayilearned #linguistics #british #celtic #irish #manc | Lite Linguistics
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Primary school teacher discusses Year of the Manx language
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Primary school teacher discusses Year of the Manx language
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Recording the Manx - The Charles Guard Series
Recording the Manx - The Charles Guard Series
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After being on the brink of extinction, the ancient language of Manx is experiencing a revival on the Isle of Man, thanks in part to the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh elementary school and some young students. https://nyti.ms/3ADbCB1 | The New York Times
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"... The language reflects the ocean and the wind and the trees... it brings the Island into reality." A beautiful reflection on the connection between the Island, its language, and song, and why a new commission about the passing Manx seasons will impact on peoples lives in important ways. Dr Christa McCartney explains the new project she is undertaking with Coraaghyn yn Aile (part of the Isle of Man Fire and Folk Festivals (including Oie Voaldyn)). The grant for this project is being provided
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** warning video contains bad language** A number of roads that were closed this morning due to 'treacherous' conditions are now open. The Mountain Road is the only remaining one that's closed. The Isle of Man Constabulary Media Page reported earlier that officers attended to numerous traffic collisions. This video have been shared with Manx Radio and has been circulating on groups | Manx Radio
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The Manx language has undergone a revival on the Isle of Man. Why? - You can find out more here: https://bbc.in/3VKR8PM | BBC Manchester
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Children at Bunscoill Ghaelgagh, the world's only Manx-speaking primary school, are leading a revival in the language. As part of their studies this term, they even produced their own special edition of BBC North West Tonight! | BBC Isle of Man
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A favourite Manx translation on a street sign... ❤️ | Culture Vannin
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A Manx version of 'Away in a Manger'... This is one of the audio tracks freely available online, created to accompany the book of 40 Manx Christmas songs, 'Nollick Ghennal.' The c.70 audio recordings include both spoken pronunciation guides and sung demonstrations, by Ruth Keggin Gell (who we hear here), Annie Kissack RBV and Aalin Clague. Together they allow anyone - individuals, friends, choirs or classrooms - to add a Manx song or two to their Nollick! The full set of 'Nollick Ghennal' record
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A beautiful Manx song performed live on national radio... 'Sea Invocation' / 'Geay Jeh'n Aer' is one of the most beautiful of all traditional Manx songs. Collected by Mona Douglas in Ballaragh (close to Laxey), the song is an appeal for the singer's loved one to be returned safe from the sea. Here it is sung perfectly by Cristl, a young guest on one of the Manx language programmes on Manx Radio, Jamys Jeheiney, last week. Jamys Jeheiney is one of the many Manx language shows which can be enjoyed
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Ireland recorded the Isle Of Man’s last native speakers of her Gaelic language Manx. The Manx language was dying out, with only a handful of elderly native speakers still alive in the late 1940s. A visit by DeValera, the Irish leader, resulted in recording equipment being bought and an Irish folklore collector sent to the Isle of Man with it in a recording van. He travelled to remote areas and recorded elderly people, probably born in the nineteenth century, whose mother tongue was Manx. Similar
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Manx Mass / Erin Gaelgagh [Manx Gaelic subtitles]
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IN FULL: SAVING MANX | THE INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE OF THE ISLE OF MAN
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AI speaks Manx for the first time!
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Audio description: Manx Mass - Kyrie
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Douglas Drone Show for the Year of the Manx Language 2026
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Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Manx — remaining Celtic voices on the Atlantic edge
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How a primary school saved the Manx language from extinction
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WIKITONGUES: Owen speaking Manx
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