Triumphant finale for Mòd Paisley as flag is passed to Oban for 2024
The 2023 edition of The Royal National Mòd draws to a triumphant close today, with musical voices from across the country joining together in Paisley, marking the end of the
World’s best Gaelic vocalists celebrated as Scotland’s choirs get set to soar
The talents of the world’s top Gaelic singers were on display at Mòd Phaislig yesterday, as vocalists from across Europe contested the coveted Silver Pendant and Gold Medal finals at
Bard of An Comunn Gàidhealach revealed as Gaelic singers go head-to-head
A historic Gaelic literature honour has today been awarded to Scottish poet and translator Niall O’Gallagher, as he is announced as the new An Comunn Gàidhealach Bard. It comes as
Christmas card competition: Win chance to switch on Xmas lights in Paisley, Johnstone and Renfrew
Switching on the Christmas lights is a dream come true, and this year it will be a reality for three lucky school pupils!
Major milestone as Paisley Museum’s new entrance brings colour to site
It is Scotland’s biggest cultural heritage project and work on the £45 million refurbishment of Paisley Museum has reached a critical milestone, with the installation of its eye-catching glazed entrance
Two weeks until biggest Gaelic cultural celebration lands in Paisley
In just two weeks’ time the world’s biggest celebration of Gaelic language and music, the Royal National Mòd, will return to the town of Paisley for the first time in
Paisley venues to host late and live music gigs for Mòd Phàislig
Venues throughout Paisley are gearing up to welcome the Royal National Mòd to the town next month by offering a chance for visitors and locals to experience the very best
Recovery community comes together to celebrate individual and group achievements
Hundreds of people were given the chance to celebrate their recovery from drug and alcohol addiction at a special gathering.
Renfrewshire’s Provost takes to the Clyde to maintain Renfrew’s historic fishing rights
Renfrew residents joined Renfrewshire’s Provost Lorraine Cameron as she carried out the triennial casting of the nets to retain the town’s fishing rights on the River Clyde.
Paisley groups secure funding to celebrate World Gaelic Week
A local Paisley primary school and two community groups have been awarded funding to host events and activities that promote Gaelic language and culture as part of World Gaelic Week