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    Feis Bharraigh (Feis Barra)

    Feis Bharraigh (Feis Barra)

    Feis Bharraigh begun in 1981  with the mission to promote, encourage, foster and develop the practice and study of the Gaelic language, literature, music, drama and culture in the Islands of Barra and Vatersay.

    The Feis structures its classes and workshops to cater forall age groups  from infants (age 3 or 4) up to adult.

    The Isle of Barra is considered by many to be the most beautiful little island in Britain. It's tranquility, distinctive culture and fascinating history make any visit to Barra an exclusive and memorable one. Without the artificial gloss and flair of many of the famous crowded resorts, the Isle of Barra is an exciting place to visit on its own and also an ideal starting point for exploring the Hebrides.

    Further information: http://www.feisean.org/feis-bharraigh.html 

    2008: 6th - 12th July 2008



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