Radharc: The Island Where God Speaks Gaelic
Documentary originally broadcast in 1971 which examines the connection between the religion, geography and language of South Uist.
Cothrom s貌nraichte seann phr貌gram, dubh is geal, fhaicinn bho thasglann RT脡 a chaidh a chraoladh an toiseach sa Ghearran 1971. 'S e sreath aithriseach a bh'ann an Radharc a bha air a chraoladh ann an 脠irinn airson barrachd 's deich bliadhna fichead.
Chaidh The Island Where God Speaks Gaelic a chl脿radh ann an Uibhist a Deas - ann an Dalabrog, Loch Baghasdail agus ann an Eaglais M脿thair nan D貌rainn, Ge脿rraidh na M貌nadh. Anns a' phr貌gram, thathas a' toirt s霉il air creideamh, 脿rainneachd agus c脿nan ann an Uibhist a Deas aig toiseach na seachdadan.
From the archives of RT脡, this programme offers a chance to watch a special programme first broadcast in Ireland in February 1971. It was part of a documentary series which aired in Ireland for over 30 years.
This specific programme was filmed on South Uist with most of the filming taking place in Daliburgh, Lochboisdale and in Our Lady of Sorrows church in Garrynamonie. The theme of the programme looks at the connection between the religion, geography and language of the area during the early 70s.
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