Episode 8
Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Scotland's weekly Gaelic current affairs programme about European politics and society.
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Mòran a fà gail Romà inia gus obair a’ lorg
Bha uair a bha Romà inia gu math dùinte, ach tha i air atharrachadh gu mòr sa 25 bliadhna mu dheireadh, gu sòisealta agus gu h-eaconamach. An-diugh tha à ireamh mhòr dhan luchd-obrach a' fà gail na dùthcha airson cosnadh a dhèanamh ann an ceà rnaidhan eile, 's tha tòrr dhiu a sin a' fà gail an cuid cloinne aig an taigh. A rèir cuid a’ bhuidhnean cathrannais tha mu 350,000 duine cloinne ann an Romà inia le pà rant, neo an dà phà rant thall thairis - rud a tha a' cur uallach air a' chloinn fhèin agus orra-san a tha a' coimhead as an dèidh.
Many are migrating from Romania to seek work in other countries
Romania, has changed greatly in the past 25 years - both socially and economically. Once a very closed country, large numbers of workers now leave to make a living elsewhere. Many of them leave their children at home. Some NGOs estimate that there are 350,000 children in Romania that have one or both parents living abroad, placing the burden of care on the children themselves and on others.
Iarrtas an Èirinn a Tuath Gaelige ionnsachadh
Tha Calum MacIlleathain ann an Èirinn a Tuath, dùthaich anns a bheil fhathast sgaraidhean a thaobh creideimh, poilitigs agus cà nan. Gu h-eachdraidheil, ‘se glè bheag de Phròstanaich a bhruidhneadh Gà idhlig an seo ach tha coltas ann gu bheil beachdan ag atharrachadh agus, beag air bheag, tha barrachd bhon a’ choimhearsnachd a’ gabhail ris a’ chà nain. Aig an dearbh à m, tha deasbad a’ leantainn eadar an dà phà rtaidh a tha a’ roinneachadh chumhachd, Sinn Fèin agus an DUP, mu Achd na Gaeilge.
A growing demand in Northern Ireland to learn the Irish language
Calum Maclean is in Northern Ireland, a country where there are still divisions caused by religion, politics and language. Historically, Irish has been spoken by very few from the Protestant community in this area, but it looks as though attitudes may be changing as more people from the community take up the language. At the same, debate continues between the two power-sharing parties, Sinn Fèin and the DUP, over the proposed Irish Language Act.
Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Producer | Iona MacRitchie |
Presenter | Anne Lundon |
Presenter | Calum Maclean |
Broadcasts
- Wed 28 Jan 2015 20:30
- Sat 31 Jan 2015 18:30Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Two Scotland
- Sat 31 Jan 2015 23:50
- Sun 1 Feb 2015 20:00
- Mon 2 Feb 2015 02:10
- Mon 2 Feb 2015 10:00