New links from our home page / Dolenni newydd o’n tudalen gartref

We have now added links to the following related websites from our home page:

The Celtic League (www.celticleague.net) – this organisation, with branches in 6 Celtic countries, was founded in 1961 by Celtic nationalists who saw the need for an inter Celtic organisation with a political dimension in order to make the peoples of the Celtic nations more aware of their commonality in terms of their language, history and culture, to further the Celtic nations’ right to independence and to promote the benefits of inter Celtic co-operation.

BreizhÉire (Brittany Ireland Association) (www.breizheire.ie) – BreizhEire is an association whose goal is to gather all Bretons
and Brittany lovers in Ireland around Breton cultural events & activities.  This includes holding a Breton dance evening (Fest Noz) on the last Saturday of each month in the Cobblestone lounge in Smithfield, Dublin.

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Rydym bellach wedi ychwanegu dolenni i’r gwefannau canlynol o’n tudalen gartref:

Y Gynghrair Geltaidd (www.celticleague.net) – sefydlwyd y mudiad hwn, gyda changhennau mewn 6 o wledydd Celtaidd, yn 1961 gan genedlaetholwyr Celtaidd oedd yn gweld yr angen am fudiad rhyng Geltaidd gyda dimensiwn gwleidyddol er mwyn gwneud bobloedd y genhedloedd Celtiaid yn fwy ymwybodol o’r pethau sydd yn gyffredin rhygddon nhw, o ran eu hiaith, hanes a diwylliant, i hyrwyddo hawl y cenhedloedd Celtaidd i annibyniaeth ac i hyrwyddo manteision cydweithrediad rhyng Celtaidd .

BreizhÉire (Cymdeithas Llydaw Iwerddon) (www.breizheire.ie) – mae BreizhEire yn gymdeithas gyda’r bwriad o ddod â Llydawyr
a’r rhai sy’n hoff o Lydaw yn Iwerddon at eu gilydd, trwy ddigwyddiadau a gweithgareddau diwylliannol Llydaweg. Mae hyn yn cynnwys cynnal noson ddawns Llydewig (Fest Noz) ar nos Sadwrn olaf pob mis yn y lolfa Cobblestone yn Smithfield, Dulyn.

BBC Radio Cymru

BBC Radio Cymru’s football magazine programme ‘Ar y Marc’ will be broadcast live from Dublin on 25th March, the morning after Wales play Ireland in a World Cup qualifier.  They are looking for Welsh-speaking football fans who live in Ireland to speak on the programme between 8.30am and 9am.   If you’d like to take part in the programme, send an email to Sandra Morris at sandra.morris@bbc.co.uk.

Bydd rhaglen gylchgrawn pêl-droed BBC Radio Cymru ‘Ar y Marc’ yn cael ei ddarlledu yn fyw o Ddulyn ar 25 Mawrth, y bore ar ôl i Gymru chwarae yn erbyn Iwerddon mewn gêm ragbrofol Cwpan y Byd. Maent yn edrych am gefnogwyr pêl-droed sydd yn siarad Cymraeg ac sy’n byw yn Iwerddon, i siarad ar y rhaglen rhwng 8:30 a 9 :00. Os hoffech chi gymryd rhan yn y rhaglen, anfonwch e-bost i Sandra Morris ar sandra.morris@bbc.co.uk.

Keep Calm and Carry On 23/03/2017

Next Thursday March 23rd at 7.30pm Aboutface Ireland are presenting a rehearsed reading of a brand-new Welsh play by Melisa Annis, about a middle-aged couple living in a large town in the Welsh Valleys in 2004, in mourning for their soldier son, and the young visitor who changes their world with a mysterious delivery. It’s a terrific new play, funny and deeply moving, which was developed at the NEWvember Festival in upstate New York and now they are presenting with a top-notch cast in the warm, informal setting of the Cellar Bar at the Stag’s Head (1 Dame Court in Dublin’s city centre), as part of their Winter Pub Reading Series 2017. Tickets are just 5 euro on the door.  Go to http://aboutfaceireland.com/winter-pub-reading-series-2017/ for more information.

Introductory Welsh Conversation Classes in Belfast

Consideration is currently being given to holding introductory Welsh conversation classes in Belfast.   These will be held in the TURAS offices, in the SKAINOS Centre (East Belfast Methodist Mission) on the Newtownards Road in Belfast.   TURAS is one of the four Irish language centres in Belfast.

If anyone is interested in attending or would like more information about the classes, please contact John Lyness on lynessmechanics@gmail.com (email) or 0044-28-9066557(phone)

Chapel plaque update / Newyddion plac y capel

We are continuing to discuss erection of a plaque on the old Welsh chapel in Talbot Street, Dublin with Dublin City Council.   The plaque has been made and is currently stored in the council offices.   However, the external condition of the building is a cause for concern for the council committee which authorises erection of the plaque, which has not yet received final approval from them.  Click here to see a report from the council on the current status of the campaign.  We will continue to liaise with the council in order to bring the issue to a final resolution and will keep you updated on progress.

Rydym yn parhau i drafod codi plac ar yr hen gapel Cymraeg yn Talbot Street, Dulyn gyda Chyngor Dinas Dulyn. Mae’r plac wedi cael ei wneud ac yn cael ei storio ar hyn o bryd yn swyddfeydd y cyngor. Fodd bynnag, mae cyflwr allanol yr adeilad yn peri pryder i’r pwyllgor y cyngor sy’n awdurdodi codi’r plac, sydd ddim wedi derbyn cymeradwyaeth derfynol eto oddi wrthynt. Cliciwch yma i weld adroddiad gan y cyngor ar statws presennol yr ymgyrch. Byddwn yn parhau i gysylltu â’r cyngor er mwyn dod â’r mater i benderfyniad terfynol a byddwn yn eich hysbysebu am ddatblygiadau.