Royal National Mod: Full results

Published on Tuesday 18 October 2011 09:54

Full results from the Royal National Mod...

ORAL (LEARNERS)

Poetry Recitation (13-15) 1. Hannah MacRae, Ard-sgoil Lochabair (11-12) 1. Eilidh MacDonald, Port Ellen Primary; Cowal Trophy (9-10) 1. Ryan Johnston, Bowmore Primary School; Falkirk Rotary Club Trophy (7-8) 1. Ava MacKinnon, Bun-sgoil Chondobhrait; Phemie Wilson Memorial Trophy (5-6) 1. Conal MacDiarmid, Sgoil Ghaidhlig Ghlaschu; Conversation (7-8) 1. (equal) Rhiannon Kilpatrick and Mitchell Kilpatrick, both Bun-sgoil Chondobhrait.

CHORAL (LEARNERS)

Unison, Rona MacVicar Trophy (13-18) 1. Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. Two-Part Harmony, Mrs Miller Trophy (13-18) 1. Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. Port-a-Beul Donald D. MacIsaac Trophy (13-18) 1. Comunn Gaidhealach Mhuile. Two-Part Harmony, Caledonian MacBrayne Trophy (under 13) 1. Port Ellen Primary Gaelic Choir. Puirt-a-beul, Olive Campbell Trophy (under 13) 1. Port Ellen Primary Gaelic Choir; Unison, Badenoch and Strathspey Area Committee Trophy (Rural Primaries) 1. Port Ellen Primary Gaelic Choir; Unison, Donald and Maimie MacPhail Trophy (under 13) 1. Coisir Og Feis Ghallaibh; Darlington Gaelic Society Silver Jubilee Trophy for Gaelic – Coisir Og Feis Ghallaibh. Morag Robb Memorial Trophy for Music - Bun-sgoil Lacasdail.

CHORAL (OPEN)

Unison Queen Elizabeth 1937 Coronation Trophy (under 19) 1. Falkirk Junior Gaelic Choir; Two-Part Harmony Tom Crawford Trophy (under 19) 1. Falkirk Junior Gaelic Choir; Puirt-a-Beul Martin Wilson North Berwick Trophy (under 19) 1. Coisir Og Ghaidhlig Ile;

VOCAL SOLOS (LEARNERS)

Traditional Provost of Falkirk Medal (16-18) 1. Kathleen Ann MacDonald, Sgoil Mhic Neacail; James C. MacPhee Memorial Medal (Girls 13-15) 1. Emma MacFarlane, Tarbet Academy; (Boys 13-15) 1. Kevin Cameron, Ard-sgoil Lochaber; Ronald MacEachen Memorial Cup (Girls 11-12) 1. Mairead Elizabeth MacSween, Royal School of Dunkeld; Mrs Roderick B. Munro Trophy (Girls 9-10) 1. Donna MacLeod, Banavie Primary; Boys (11-12) 1. Robert MacInnes, Ard sgoil a’ Phluic; Dr Archie MacKinnon, Islay, Memorial Trophy (Boys 9-10) 1. Alistair MacRae, Lochyside RC Primary; Hugh Macintyre Memorial Trophy (Boys and Girls 7-8) 1. Riannon Kilpatrick, Bun-sgoil Chondobhrait; Joan Campbell Memorial Trophy (5-6) 1. Emily Gray, Bowmore Primary School.

VOCAL SOLOS (OPEN)

Skelmorlie and District Highland Association Quaich (previous prizewinners) 1. Kenneth Rankin, Ard-sgoil a’ Phluic.

DUETS (LEARNERS)

Donald Ross Memorial Trophy (13-15) 1. Fergus Munro & Kevin Cameron, Coisir Og Lochabair; Angus MacTavish Memorial Trophy (under 13) 1. Eilidh Macdonald and Anna MacDonald, Port Ellen Primary.

ACTION SONG (OPEN)

(under 13) 1. Clann Throndairnis.

FOLK GROUPS (OPEN)

Allan Thomas Mitchell Trophy (under 19) 1. Feis Ghallaibh; Murdo MacFarlane Trophy (under 13) 1. Bun-sgoil Bharabhais.

DRAMA (OPEN)

John Niven Anderson Memorial Trophy (under 19) 1. Buidheann a’ Bhac. Donald MacDonald Memorial Trophy (under 13) 1. Bun-sgoil Steornabhaigh.

PIPING

Piobaireachhd James R. Johnston Memorial Quaich 1. John Angus Smith, London; March, Strathspey and Reel John T. MacRae Cup 1. J Decker Forrest, Isle of Skye; Sheelah J. Nicol Memorial Trophy John Angus Smith, London. Hornpipe and Jig Argyllshire Gathering Quaich 1. John Angus Smith, London; March Royal Highland Fusiliers Cup (16-18) 1. Caitlin MacDonald, Craigholme School Strathspey and Reel Col Murdoch MacTaggart, Bowmore, Memorial Trophy (16-18) 1. Caitlin MacDonald, Craigholme School; Dr D. S. MacLaggan Memorial Trophy Caitlin MacDonald, Craigholme School. March Roderick Munro Trophy (13-15) 1. Brighde Chaimbeul, An t-Eilean Sgitheanach; Strathspey and Reel (13-15) 1. Brighde Chaimbeul, An t-Eilean Sgitheanach; March Roderick Ross Memorial Trophy (under 13) 1. Katie M MacDonald, Sgoil Bhagh a’ Chaisteil. Chanter (under 13) 1. Fergus MacVicar, Sgoil Baile a’ Mhanaich.

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