Amas Bord na Gaidhlig airson Iris Ghàidhlig – dè thachair?
Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2011 11:02 am
Nuair a chaidh An Gàidheal Ur fodha ann an 2009 thuirt fear-labhairt a’ bhùird gu robh amas aca iris ùr a chur air bhog. Seo na nochd san Stornoaway Gazette:
"Mr Maclennan said that the Bord had worked very hard in discussions with Mr Macleod and hoped he would continue for another six months as an interim measure to keep the paper going.
"He declined that, and this is the position we are in," said Mr Maclennan.
He went on: "The Bord has for some time been looking at the wider aspects of Gaelic publishing from children's books to periodicals and newspapers and we are in the middle of an exercise that will lead to Gaelic publishing being put on a more sustainable long term basis.
"We are looking at a five-year plan with appropriate funding and resources. A report on the options for all that is due to be considered by the Bord by the end of April and hope to launch the periodical in whatever shape or form it will be, in March 2010. That would mean that the tendering process would have to be resolved in the autumn of this year. We are working to a very tight timescale.
http://www.stornowaygazette.co.uk/news/ ... r_1_120877
Dè thachair don phlana ud?
"Mr Maclennan said that the Bord had worked very hard in discussions with Mr Macleod and hoped he would continue for another six months as an interim measure to keep the paper going.
"He declined that, and this is the position we are in," said Mr Maclennan.
He went on: "The Bord has for some time been looking at the wider aspects of Gaelic publishing from children's books to periodicals and newspapers and we are in the middle of an exercise that will lead to Gaelic publishing being put on a more sustainable long term basis.
"We are looking at a five-year plan with appropriate funding and resources. A report on the options for all that is due to be considered by the Bord by the end of April and hope to launch the periodical in whatever shape or form it will be, in March 2010. That would mean that the tendering process would have to be resolved in the autumn of this year. We are working to a very tight timescale.
http://www.stornowaygazette.co.uk/news/ ... r_1_120877
Dè thachair don phlana ud?