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Diardaoin · 15 Dàmh 2026THE DAILY CURRENT

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Fèis Rois nan Inbheach in Ullapool

Fèis Rois nan Inbheach recently concluded in Ullapool, marking nearly two weeks since participants arrived for the adult traditional music and arts festival. This event celebrates Scottish culture and provides a vibrant platform for learning and performance.

FEIS ROIS · 138D AGO · MUSIC

An Tonn

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AN TONNThe Sruth Music Charts
Week ending · 15 Dàmh 2026
Trad-Rock 10
1Tide Lines▲12
2Skerryvore▼18
3Skipinnish▲9
4Mànran▲6
5Runrig▼22
6Peat & Diesel▲8
7Trail West~15
Where the current is moving
34%Trad-Rock
28%Acoustic & Folk
19%Modern & Electronic
11%Gaelic Song
8%Heavy / Metal
▲ Cresting~ Holding▼ Falling★ New
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Facal an Là · Word of the day

sruth

/ˈs̪t̪ɾu/ · noun

A current, a stream, a flow of water — and the name we give the daily tide of Gàidhlig that carries you along.

Òran na Seachdain · Song of the week

An Ataireachd Àrd

Julie Fowlis

The eternal surge of the sea against Uist — a lament for the emptied townships. Play it and read the full translation.

Diaspora · A letter from afar

A letter from Waipu

New Zealand · Northland

Descendants of the Nova Scotia Highlanders mark 170 years since the migration ships — in Gàidhlig, still.

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