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As d猫idh ullachadh de 3 bliadhna gu leth, iomadach coinneamh, agus barrachd is 25 tachartasan son airgead a thogail, bha am M貌d N脿iseanta, am pr矛omh fh猫is Gh脿idhlig ann an Alba a tha a' comharrach na G脿idhlig mar ch脿nan, ealain agus chultar, air ais ann an Ste貌rnabhagh anns an D脿mhair 2016. Ach le tuairmse gun robh 8000 an l脿thair, ciamar a tha tachartas cho m貌r a' tighinn gu bith?
Tha Seachdain a' Mh貌id 2016 a' toirt s霉il air c霉l gnothaichean agus sinn a' coinneachadh cuid den fheadhainn air a bheil c霉isean a' crochadh, agus a' leantainn cuid den fheadhainn a tha a' gabhail p脿irt.
Tha sgioba a' mh貌id na bhuidheann sh貌nraichte de luchd-obrach a' mh貌id agus luchd saor-thoileach, agus tha iad ag obair gu dripeil fad na seachdain. Aig cridhe c霉isean tha an comataidh ionadail a tha air a bhith a' togail airgead fad 3 bliadhna, 's a thog 拢30,500, agus tron t-seachdain chithear barrachd na 100 sti霉bhard a' cuideachadh gus c霉isean a ruith gu h-貌rdail.
Leanaidh sinn cuideachd Coinneach MacLe貌id, fear a bhuineas dha Le貌dhas bho th霉s ach a tha a-nise a' fuireach ann an Lunnainn, 's e a' gabhail p脿irt ann am pr矛omh fharpais seinn nan inbheach son luchd ionnsachaidh - am bonn airgid, agus C貌isir Gh脿idhlig Bharraigh, a tha a' gabhail p脿irt anns an d脿rna m貌d aca.
Tha cuideachd c猫iliche ann air nach robhar an d霉il nuair a nochdas am Prionnsa Te脿rlach air an l脿 as trainge den t-seachdain !

After three and a half years in the planning, endless meetings and no fewer than 25 fundraisers, the Royal National Mod, Scotland's premier Gaelic festival of language, arts and culture, was back in Stornoway in October 2016. But with an estimated 8000 attending, how does an event of this scale all come together?

Mod Week 2016 takes a look behind the scenes, as we meet some of those who help make the mod happen on the ground, and follow the journeys of some of those competing. The Mod team is a unigue collaborative effort of staff and volunteers alike, and we meet them as they work tirelessly behind the scenes throughout the week.

The local committee are key and have been fundraising for three years, raising up to 拢30,500, and the week itself sees over 100 stewards in action. We also follow the fortunes of Kenneth Macleod, a Lewisman now living in London as he takes part in the premier adult singing event for learners - the silver pendant, and the Barra Gaelic choir, taking part in only their second mod. There's also a surprise when Prince Charles pays a visit on the busiest day of the Mod.