大象传媒

Cha bhiodh iomradh air baile an t-Sruthain ceart gun bruidhinn air Alasdair Uilleam MacNeacail, neo Ali Willie mar a b' e貌laich daoin' air, a ste矛dhich an iris-naidheachd a Skye Clarion, agus iomadach ghn矛omhachas eile, agus tha e a' tachairt ri Iain Aonghas MacCusbaig aig a bheil cuimhne air Ali Willie san t-Sruthan Beag bho 貌ige.

Tha Murchadh Peutan a' coinneachadh ri Ailean aig lag eachdraidheil os cionn an t-Sruthain Bhig faisg air cladh 霉r na sg矛re agus ag innse dha mar a bhiodh searmoinean dhan cumail air a' l脿raich a tha seo. Tha Iain Aonghas, a th' air sgr霉dadh a dh猫anamh air seann chladh an t-Sruthain, ag innse do dh'Ailean beagan mu eachdraidh inntinneach an t-seann chlaidh.

Allan Campbell is at Struan and recalls the enterprising former local businessman who founded and ran the Skye Clarion news sheet for 6 years in the 1950s with John Angus MacCusbic. Murdo Beaton and Allan visit the new Struan Cemetery and Murdo describes how the site was once used for open-air religious services and later for cattle sales. At Struan's old cemetery at Balgown John Angus MacCusbic describes some of its ancient history and its various names over the centuries. He also tells how seating and a communion table were formed from turf to accommodate the huge numbers attending services in the early 19th century, when the existing church was too small to accommodate them.