Episode 2
Tha Catr矛ona NicN猫ill aig Farpaisean Ch貌mhlan P矛oba na Cruinne 2024 le c貌mhlain 矛re a h-aon. Carrie MacNeil presents Grade 1 performances from the World Pipe Band Championships.
Tha Catr矛ona NicN猫ill air L猫anag Ghlaschu aig Farpaisean Ch貌mhlan P矛oba na Cruinne neo Na Worlds mar as fhe脿rr a dh鈥檃ithnichear iad. Thairis air a鈥� phr貌gram, bidh Catr矛ona a鈥� toirt thugainn blasad den ph矛obaireachd 鈥榮 den drumaireachd as fhe脿rr bho air feadh an t-saoghail: 脿 Alba, 脠irinn, 脠irinn a Tuath, Canada agus Aimeireagaidh.
Bha ceithir c貌mhlain-p矛oba deug a鈥� farpais aig 矛re a h-aon am-bliadhna air L猫anag Ghlaschu agus, anns a鈥� phr貌gram, ch矛 sibh na seallaidhean as fhe脿rr bhon d脿rna latha.
Bhuannaich C貌mhlan P矛oba Inbhir Aora fo sti霉ir M脿idsear na P矛oba Stuart Liddell MBE agus Pr矛omh Dhrumair a鈥� ch貌mhlain, Steven McWhirter. Tha iad a-nis air an fharpais a bhuannachadh airson an treasaibh turas.
Cluinnear cuideachd ce貌l bho ch貌mhlain p矛oba Shotts agus Dykehead Caledonia, St. Laurence O鈥� Toole agus na 78th Fraser Highlanders.
Carrie MacNeil introduces the bands competing at Grade 1 in the World Pipe Band Championships, better known as The Worlds. The show features the finest pipers and drummers from Scotland, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Canada and America.
In total 14 pipe bands competed across the 2-day event on Glasgow Green. The programme features selected performances from the climactic second day.
Inveraray and District took home the title this year under the direction of Pipe Major Stuart Liddell MBE and Lead Drummer, Steven McWhirter. This was the third time Inveraray have taken home the most prestigious pipe band title.
Also featured in the programme are performances from Shotts & Dykehead Caledonia, St. Laurence O鈥� Toole and the 78th Fraser Highlanders.
In Gaelic with English subtitles
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