Royal National Mod Lochaber 2025 - What's happening on Saturday 11th October 2025

Cupannan Camanachd a’ Mhòid
Mòd Shinty Cups

Fear Abrach a thòisich iomain leis a’ Ghearasdan, is a chluich airson Poileas Shrath Chluaidh. Thòisich Graeme MacDiarmid e Gàidheil Ghlaschu, a’ chiad sgioba Gàidhlig airson òigridh an Alba, agus fhuair e an dà geall-dùbhlain LearnGaelic is Mòd Ghlaschu airson boireannaich is òigridh. Tha e na neach-ionnsachaidh, agus na bhall coisre agus na dheagh roghainn airson Ceann-feachd na Camanachd ann an Loch Abar 2025, ’s a’ coimhead air adhart ri Mòd Ghlaschu ann an 2026.

A Lochaber man who played for Fort William before moving to the Strathclyde Police team. He was instrumental in setting up Glasgow Gaels, the first team for Gaelic youth in Scotland and secured the LearnGaelic Trophy and Mod Ghlaschu Trophy for women and youth shinty. A Gaelic learner and a keen choir member, Graeme is a fantastic ambassador and choice as Shinty Chieftain for 2025 as well as one eye on Mòd Ghlaschu in 2026.

Ar Cànan ’s Ar Ceòl

Ionad Nibheis, Prìomh Thalla | 19:30
Nevis Centre Auditorium

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Oidhche de cheòl agus dannsa, a’ taisbeanadh a’ bheartais de thàlant a th’ ann an Loch Abar. ’S e cuirm-chiùil air leth a bhios ann, le ceòl bho còmhlain-phìoba agus còisirean na sgìre, Lochaber Strathspey & Reel Society, Ceilidh Trail Fèis Loch Abar, agus “Sealladh”, comhlan òg bho Àrd-sgoil Àird nam Murchan. Thigibh còmhla rinn airson oidhche air leth de cheòl binn Loch Abar!

An evening of music and dance showcasing the wealth of talent Lochaber has to offer. This promises to be a fantastic night’s entertainment
with music from local pipe bands and Gaelic choirs, the Lochaber Strathspey & Reel Society, the Feis Lochabair Ceilidh Trail and Ardnamurchan High School’s trod group “Sealladh”.

There will also be some fabulous steps from the Jane Douglas School of Dance and, at the heart of proceedings, a house-band of top Lochaber musicians Ewen Henderson, Rachel Walker, Angus Nicolson, Ross Martin and Robert Nairn.
Come along and celebrate Lochaber’s Gaelic culture at its finest!