Entrants from across the country and across the generations and will be rewarded for their work promoting Gaelic culture and language.
Judges at this year’s Scottish Gaelic Awards have admitted they face a tough task.
Entrants of all ages delighted the panel with their high standards – but made the task of choosing the best a difficult one, according to chairman Cathy MacDonald.
The broadcaster said: “Once again, there is an excellent standard spanning the generations.
“The awards seek to reward all aspects of Scottish Gaelic culture and language, highlighting some of the excellent work undertaken to maintain its growth and heritage.
"It’s encouraging to see how much they’ve grown, attracting younger Gaelic speakers.
“They create an opportunity for those unsung heroes whom we otherwise wouldn’t have heard of and whose contribution deserves to be acknowledged and celebrated publicly.”
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