BBC Alba HD Friday

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service

When Trixibell-Fifi-Mimi-Barabal-Leagsaidh-Magenta-Piorbhaig, a very posh visitor arrives at the farm, she tries to join in with the farmyard games

When Fuigheag is playing with Putan Tuathal, things go awry after he falls inside a shoe. It’s a good job that Boban is nearby to rescue things

Fuigheag is in need of a wash after covering himself in chocolate. But how will Boban manage to get Fuigheag into the tub?

Owl invites Brush over for a fancy lunch, but nervously wonders how he can live up to Brush's high expectations

When AH-AH has promised that MacÌomhair's secret is locked inside his beak and that he will tell no one, AH-AH finds it very difficult to keep his beak closed

For homework, Petit and his friends must draw what they imagine the prehistoric missing link looks like - but the kids end up acting like cavemen at Petit's house

Daibhidh Walker reads A’ Bhò a Thuit gu Talamh, written and illustrated by Nadia Shireen, and translated into Gaelic by Donald John Macleod

Tiago tells how his ambition is to teach Portugese sign language to all young people in Portugal

Belle and Sebastian come across Joules’s puppy, who has been left outside. They feel sorry for him and take him with them - but he turns out to be a real pest

The team visits Edinburgh to learn about the infamous Burke and Hare and the dastardly duo themselves take to the stage with a song about their evil deeds

An insight into the life of 12-year-old DK Macphee

With contributions from expert Gilliesbuig Ferguson, gag gangs from Harris, Skye and Tain with features on octopus, custard explosion and an electro-magnet

Local, national and international news and information

Ross Christie talks about how he came across the work of little-known poet Katherine Whyte Grant from Argyll. He reads her poem Blàith-Fhleasg o Mhòd nam Maca-Meamna

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Local builders the James brothers get their priorities muddled

Donald Morrison takes a look through the archive of the popular current affairs series, recalling the start of the RET debate and how Scalpay was affected by the decline in fishing

Ramsay MacMahon walks along the beaches of Morar in the company of musician Ingrid Henderson

The life of a young woman in the Outer Hebrides takes a dramatic turn when a terrible tragedy befalls her. Period drama, starring Hermione Corfield

Calum Maclean makes his way to Glen Brittle on the Isle of Skye to discover a waterfall called Eas Mòr, which is located at the foot of the Cuillin and offers a wonderful landscape

A look back at Celtic Connections 2021, featuring a compilation of the best musicians from the festival

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service