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Goll as Gaccan

Goll as Gaccan

By: Manx Radio
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 Phil Gawne and guests present an eclectic mix of all things Manx. Learn some Manx Gaelic, discover the meaning of Manx place names and immerse yourself in a world of Manxness. All served up with a healthy dose of dry Manx humour. Gaelg aboo!Copyright 2025 Manx Radio Music Relationships Social Sciences
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  • Goll as Gaccan 21.9.25 - Ruth Keggin Gell and Phil talk all things Manx .... and jam

    Goll as Gaccan 21.9.25 - Ruth Keggin Gell and Phil talk all things Manx .... and jam
    Sep 21 2025

    Ruth and Phil explore the Manx word for mouse, talk a bout the Cooish and the Year of the Manx Language. As palchey reddyn mie yindyssagh elley!
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    1 hr and 48 mins
  • Goll as Gaccan - Kinla and Phil taste each others plum jam and chutney among other delights

    Goll as Gaccan - Kinla and Phil taste each others plum jam and chutney among other delights
    Sep 14 2025

    Earish wooar, jingan as chutney are among the highlights on this weeks show. David's banjo lessons are showing promise, we've got a few Rushen placenames, a perfect pop from the chutney and nine out of ten for the plum jam. Ta palchey dy reddyn mie 'sy theihll agh cha nel monney jeu ny share na Goll as Gaccan! ..... foddee?
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    1 hr and 47 mins
  • Goll as Gaccan 7.9.25 - Scran off to London, new Manx lessons, bilingualism and some cracking music.

    Goll as Gaccan 7.9.25 - Scran off to London, new Manx lessons, bilingualism and some cracking music.
    Sep 8 2025

    Manx traditional youth super group Scran are off to London for a big performance, new Manx lessons are starting soon and more from Prof Antonella Sorace on the benefits of bilingualism. She chengey braew yindyssagh ta'n Ghaelg, as ta palchey ry-chlashtyn er Goll as Gaccan. Gaelg aboo!
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    1 hr and 49 mins
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