Shennaghys Vannin: Difference between revisions

Content deleted Content added
Linney 79:
 
==Yn Eash Noa-emshiragh==
Lurg ny bleeaney 1866, nar hooar Mannin hene-reiltys ennymagh, ren ny Manninee goll er oai, as ec y traa t'ayn t'ad nyn go-phobble raahagh, lesh staydys pargys-keesh.
<!--After 1866, when the Isle of Man obtained a measure of at least nominal [[home rule|Home Rule]], the Manx people have made remarkable progress, and at the present day form a prosperous community, with [[tax haven]] status and a declining [[tourism|tourist]] industry.
 
Va Ellan Vannin ymmydit myr bun-ynnyd ry hoi campyn da Pryssoonys Fir Quaagh 'sy [[Yn Chied Chaggey Dowanagh|Chied Chaggey Dowanagh]] (1914-18) as 'sy [[Yn Nah Chaggey Dowanagh|Nah Chaggey Dowanagh]] (1939-45). Car y Chied Chaggey Dowanagh va daa champ ayn: va'n chied champ ny ynnyd seyrey femoilysagh ayns [[Doolish]] as va'n nah champ troggit er lheh <!--ayns [[Knockaloe]]-->ayns [[Skeerey Pherick]]. Car y Nah Chaggey Dowanagh va ram campyn ny sloo ayns Doolish, [[Purt ny h-Inshey]], [[Purt Çhiarn]] as [[Rhumsa]].
The Isle of Man was used as a base for Alien Civilian [[Internment]] camps in both the [[First World War]] (1914-18) and the [[Second World War]] (1939-45). During the First World War there were two camps, one a requisitioned holiday camp in [[Douglas, Isle of Man|Douglas]] and the other a purpose built camp at [[Knockaloe]] in the parish of [[Patrick (parish)|Patrick]]. During the Second World War there were a number of smaller camps in Douglas, [[Peel, Isle of Man|Peel]], [[Port Erin]] and [[Ramsey, Isle of Man|Ramsey]].
 
'Sy 20-oo eash leah haghyr aavioaghey ayns kiaull, daunse, as [[Gaelg|çhengey]] Vannin, agh cha row eh feer raahoil er y fa dy hooar y Gaelgeyr jerrinagh ayns ny 1970yn. Ayns cooid veanagh jeh'n feedoo eash haink y [[Taoiseach]] [[Éamon de Valera]] dys yn ellan, as haink er dy ve lhag-chreeagh lesh neu-phohlldey da'n Ghaelg as hug eh daa van recortyssagh dys yn ellan. Ny yei immeeaght yn eash, hie yn tarmaynys turryssagh sheese, ec yn am dy row ny Sostynee as ny Yernee gys [[Yn Spaainey|y Spaainey]] er laaghyn seyrey bundeilagh. Ren y reiltys briwnys dys pargys-keesh y chroo er yn ellan. Choud's va eiyrtyssyn vondeishagh er tarmaynys Vannin, ta ram cooyl-caayntee ayn as ad jeeraghey er sollaghey-laue 'sy çhynskyl argidagh as nieeaghyn-argid. T'eh shen er chur garrey mooar da ashoonaghys Manninagh ayns ny bleeantyn jeianagh. Va ny parteeghyn politickagh ashoonagh [[Mec Vannin]] as [[Partee Ashoonagh Vannin]] currit er bun myr eiyrtys, chammah as y possan cragheydys anvio ''Fo Halloo''.
The early 20th century saw a revival of music, dance, and the [[Manx language]], but this proved only partially successful, as the last native speaker of Manx died in the 1970s. In the middle part of the twentieth century, the [[Taoiseach]] [[Éamon de Valera]] visited, and became so distressed at the lack of support for Manx that he immediately had two recording vans sent over. As the century progressed, the Manx tourist economy declined greatly, as the English and Irish started flying to [[Spain]] for package holidays. The Manx government responded to this situation by making the island a [[tax haven]]. While this has had beneficial effects on the Manx economy, it has had its detractors, who have pointed to corruption in the finance industry and [[money laundering]]. This has given the biggest impetus to Manx nationalism in recent years, spawning the parties [[Mec Vannin]] and the [[Manx National Party|MNP]], as well as the now defunct {{lang|gv|''Fo Halloo''}} (literally 'Underground'), which mounted a direct-action campaign of spray-painting and attempted house-burning.
 
Ayns ny 1990yn as ny 2000yn ta enney ny share ry akin ayns cultoor dooghyssagh Vannin, lheid as y chied [[Bunscoill Ghaelgagh|vunscoill Ghaelgagh]], chammah as aareayrtys er tarmaynys yn ellan.
The 1990s and early 21st century have seen a greater recognition of indigenous Manx culture, such as the first Manx language primary school, as well as a general re-evaluation of the island's economy.-->
 
==Jeeagh er neesht==