Eadar Clachan Shannda agus Tobar na Màthar

Tormod E. Dòmhnallach

£7.95

Norman E. MacDonald’s autobiography, detailing his life and time spent as a teacher, and eventually Headteacher. 

ISBN: 2096 Category:

ISBN: 9780861525478

Publisher: Acair

Publication date: 02 October 2014

In stock

Description

Acair, 2014. 167 pages.

Norman E. MacDonald's autobiography, detailing his life and time spent as a teacher, and eventually Headteacher. 

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Show only reviews in English (0)

Be the first to review “Eadar Clachan Shannda agus Tobar na Màthar”

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You might also like

  • Read moreBuy now

    Forgotten Star

    Ailig O' Henley

    Variously described as being ‘among the 20 greatest Celtic players of all time’ and ‘the finest all-round player I’ve ever seen,’ this is the untold story of Malcolm ‘Malky’ MacDonald’s rise from impoverished roots in South Uist and Garngad.

    £25.00

    Add to basket
  • Read moreBuy now

    Leabhar-latha Croitearachd – Crofting Diary

    Aonghas MacAoidh

    Angus MacKay was born in 1936 and was raised on his family’s croft at Ormiclate, South Uist. Angus was one of seven children and, together with his brother Donald John, worked their Ormiclate crofts for many years.

    £5.00

    Read more
  • Read moreBuy now

    Mo Bhrogan Ùra

    Catrìona NicNèill

    The story of Catriona MacNeil’s life, from Barra to Glasgow to England, told in a flowing and enjoyable style.

    £1.00

    Add to basket
  • Read moreBuy now

    Gaelic Guerrilla: John Angus Mackay, Gael Extraordinaire

    Roy N. Pedersen

    Many individuals have contributed to this linguistic and cultural renaissance. One man, John Angus Mackay, however, stands out. Without his heroic efforts, a whole range of key Gaelic developments could never have achieved the success they have.

    £14.99

    Add to basket