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The 5 Latha event, one of FnG’s residential events, which gives Gaelic speaking participants of high school age the opportunity to spend five days in a community where Gaelic is used naturally and in which crofting, fishing and the Harris Tweed industry play an important part in the lives of its residents. The event was held at the Gearrannan Blackhouses, Isle of Lewis, with tutors Norrie MacIver (Skipinnish) and Ian Smith (Trail West). (Photo: Fiona Rennie)

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