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£1 2 million generated by Inverness Royal National Mòd - as organisers vow to keep hybrid model

Success of annual event measured not only in money but in its international appeal, says Visit Scotland boss.

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PICS: Choirs from Dingwall and the Black Isle at the Royal National Mòd

Ross-shire choirs joined in with the Royal National Mòd which took place in Inverness last week.

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WHILE I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: Charles Bannerman maintains every effort to sustain and nurture Gaelic has to count

No image says "Inverness" more loudly than our castle, so the entire property must be deployed to the maximum benefit of both city and citizens.

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WHILE I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: Charles Bannerman argues that Highland Council plans to turn the revamped Inverness Castle into a showcase for Gaelic language and culture must be free of antagonistic tokenism

No image says “Inverness” more loudly than our castle, so the entire property must be deployed to the maximum benefit of both city and citizens.

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MOD 2021: It s a very proud moment and I am sure my dad is looking on from above golden result for singers at Royal National Mòd s Highland homecoming in Inverness - traditional gold medalists announced and choirs, duets and quartets return to the stage

Calum MacColl from Fort William and Emma MacLeod of Scalpay are taking home the prize.

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