Yn Skimmee Gaelgagh

The Manx Language Service

Myr ayrn jeh Blein ny Gaelgy as queiggoo laa bleeaney as feed Yn Skimmee Gaelgagh, ta shin feer vaynrey dy chur magh yn Co-hirrey Kiaddey Kaartyn-Post as Stampyn ain ta goll er e hoshiaght marish Oik Postagh Vannin. Ta'n co-hirrey—ta goll er feiy yn ellan—cur cuirrey da paitçhyn as sleih aegey dy aasmooinaght dy crootagh er skeealyn tradishoonagh Vannin ayns aght noa-emshiragh liorish cur ry-cheilley ellyn, sheiltynys, as Gaelg. Shegin da dagh entreil goaill stiagh paart dy Ghaelg.

Dy gheddyn mynphointyn er yn aght dy ghoaill ayrn chammah's duillag d'ocklyn as raaghyn ymmydoil Gaelgagh, neose laad y bundeil fysseree ain heese.

As part of the Year of the Manx Language and the 35th anniversary of Yn Skimmee Gaelgagh, we are delighted to launch our 2026 Postcard and Stamp Design Competition in conjunction with the Isle of Man Post Office. This Island-wide competition invites children and young people to creatively reimagine traditional Manx myths and legends for today by combining art, imagination and the Manx language. All entries must include some Manx language.

For details on how to get involved as well as a useful Manx vocabulary and phrase sheet, download our information pack below.

Postcard and Stamp Design Competition: Information Pack

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Blein ny Gaelgey

Reaghit ec Jeebin, she feailley ny Gaelgey ta fo raad car ny bleeaney 2026 ta Blein ny Gaelgey. Ta'n feailley greinnaghey sleih dy ghoaill ayrn ayns reddyn crootagh, sheshoil, as ynsagh dy chooney lesh jannoo mooar jeh'n Ghaelg (fow magh tooilley trooid…

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