Last night’s Scottish Gaelic Awards saw a celebration of the nation’s most outstanding contributors to Gaelic language and culture. The awards, in partnership with title sponsor Bòrd na Gàidhlig, were held at the Glasgow Marriott Hotel, with the ceremony hosted by broadcaster Cathy Macdonald.
The awards, which also featured a performance by folk band Dàimh, saw winners recognized for contributions to Gaelic across a variety of industries, art forms and events - including Marcas Mac an Tuairneir who took home the Arts and Culture Award, An Comunn Oiseanach who won the Community Award, and Gaelic in Sport winner Màiri NicRisnidh.
This year’s Lifetime Achievement Award winner was Allan Campbell - a tireless champion of Gaelic for almost four decades now. Allan has held a variety of roles over the years - working as a broadcaster with the BBC, being appointed president of An Comunn Gàidhealach in 2017, and sitting on the board of a wide range of Gaelic organisations.
