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An t-Eilean: Success of record-breaking Gaelic island thriller sparks £1.8m funding windfall

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The Gaelic drama An t-Eilean has attracted a record number of viewers since the first episode aired in January

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Kate Forbes announces £1.8m for Gaelic broadcasting after success of crime thriller

Gaelic language broadcasting will receive another £1.8 million to build on the success of BBC Alba’s crime thriller An t-Eilean.

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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The Herald ScotlandThe Herald Scotland

Gaelic TV given £1.8m boost after success of crime show An t-Eilean

An t-Eilean’s success demonstrates how supporting a thriving Gaelic broadcasting sector can bring international interest to Scotland

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The ScotsmanThe Scotsman

An t-Eilean: Success of record-breaking Gaelic island thriller sparks £1.8m funding windfall

The Gaelic drama An t-Eilean has attracted a record number of viewers since the first episode aired in January

·Scotland, United Kingdom
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Boost for Gaelic Broadcasting

Supporting Gaelic dramas. Gaelic language broadcasting is to receive an additional £1.8 million to help build on the success of BBC Alba’s crime thriller An t-Eilean. The increase is contained in the Scottish Government’s 2025/26 Budget and raises total funding for MG ALBA (the Gaelic Media Service) to £14.8 million in the upcoming financial year. Independent research has found that Gaelic media generates £1.34 for every £1 invested and supports…

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The Scotsman broke the news in Scotland, United Kingdom on Friday, February 28, 2025.
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