TAVARN TY ELISE & BYN'S PHOTOS (Byn's view)

Mae'n bont rhwng Llydaw (Plouie) a Chymru (Merthyr Tudful)/ A bridge between Brittany (Plouye) and Wales (Merthyr).

My co-ordinates

Pub/Bar info.

Degemer Mat, Bienvenu(e), Welcome, Croeso i Lydaw ag i 'Tavarn Ty Elise'. Ambiance positive acçeptée, ambiance negative rejetée.
An hent /Route de Collorec
Bro Gerne/Cornouaille
29690 Plouie/Plouye
Penn ar Bed/Finistere
Breizh/Llydaw/Bretagne/Brittany
Twinned with Carrog in North Wales
All times are negotiable between 6am. & 1am., but
generally is as follows:
Llun/Lun/Mon: Fermé
Maw/Meu/Mar/Tue: Fermé
Mer/Wed: 15h > 23h
Iau/Yaou/Jeu/Thu: 15h > 23h
Gwe/Ven/Fri: 15h > 23h
Sad/Sam/Sat: 12:30h > 23h
Sul/Sun/Dim: 12:30h > ?
(33)(0)229250115 (pub) leave message.
Mobile: 0699724935
bynwalters@libertysurf.fr
http://bynbrynman.ning.com/
http://www.facebook.com/bynwalters.tavarntyelise
http://www.facebook.com/tavarntyelise/
http://www.myspace.com/bynwalters/
http://picasaweb.google.fr/www.tyelise.com
http://taffawrnantmorlais.blogspot.com/
http://mymiscellaneous-bynbrynman.blogspot.com/
http://patrimoinebreton.blogspot.com/

A little bar lost in the Breton countryside with a clay floor, wood burner, an eclectic music collection, Welsh, Irish, Breton, World, & pop/rock we don't have hip-hop/rap/techno, no juke-box or pool table. We do have real ale, organic artisanal beers and local farm cider, malt whiskies(Scotch, Irish, Breton & Welsh) and bourbons. Priority given to live music; wifi.
Coreff Ambrée: Pint = 5 euros, demi = 2 euros 50
Coreff Blonde Bio: Pint = 5 euros, demi = 2,50e
Coreff Blanche: Pint = 5 euros, demi = 2,50e
Coreff I.P.A.: Pint = 5euros, demi = 2,50e
Coreff Stout: Pint = 5 euros, demi = 2,50e
Pint of cider = Pint = 4euros, demi= 2e
My photos of Brittany taken when I was out of work on sale for 2,50euros each.
T(ee)-shirts: 15e au bar; 20e p+p.
Bar games: draughts; chess; dominoes; cards; solitaire; backgammon. Extensive parking & large beer garden opposite.


PLOUIE/PLOUYE, Breizh/Llydaw/Brittany/Bretagne:


(The original premise: "Mainly banter, slightly rambling reminiscences, a little bit political, slightly cultural and a touch of publicity for my bar in Brittany".)

Ambiance positive acceptée, ambiance negative rejetée.
(Positive ambience accepted, negative ambience rejected).
Le mot clé est 'convivialité' - 'Conviviality' is the key word.
Degustation, appreciation, conversation, tout en écoutant la musique.

Up in smoke

Regrettably my Pub 'Tavarn Ty Elise', a little bar in the Breton countryside between Uhelgoad (Huelgoat) & Karaez (Carhaix), (Bro Gerne) Finistere, Breizh/Llydaw/Brittany/Bretagne burned down in the early hours of friday February 19, 2010. Thirty years of my life up in smoke, but in spite of that the phoenix has risen again and the red dragon is back.
Red Dragon Pictures, Images and Photos

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Wednesday 11 March 2009

Re: News from Wales and the World! March 9th - 2009!

 
 
-------Original Message-------
 
Date: 11/03/2009 00:34:12
 
 
Editors notes: This week We have stories from Canada, London and the Spain!!!!
 
 
 
 
Do you want your website to be visited by supporters of Wales from Madrid  to  Morfa  then highlight your website with "News from Wales and the World"
For more information on how to appear on the front end of our newsletter and have a link on our hugely popular news web page please contact us: E-mail: carwynedwards993@hotmail.com or cymru20012000@yahoo.com
Take advantage of our promotional rates and at the same time help the Welsh League of Arizona share Welsh information all over the world!!!!
 
 
Check out these Welsh related websites. We appreciate their support towards our efforts!!!!
 
 
 
We Know Mason, everyone's new favourite rock band from Barry, South Wales have released this debut single 'The Country' . Its available exclusively as a free download from www.we7.com for a limited period of time, so get it while you can!
You can watch the video for the song showing 'The Country' of various parts of Wales in all its beauty at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeTwwRviqjg
If you like what you see and hear , you can also buy their debut album 'You Do' from all good online music emporiums such as iTunes, Amazon, Napster etc etc!  You can also buy a real, hard, shiny (well it's matt finish actually) from us for the princely sum of £10 British Pounds from http://www.arcend.com/index.php?page=wkm-cd , or if you live in the US, go to http://cdbaby.com/cd/weknowmason to snap up your copy!
For more info on the band go to www.myspace.com/weknowmason or www.weknowmason.com
 
 
 
 
"THE LAND OF YOUR FATHERS".
RHYS PHILLIPS, COL, USMC (Ret.) wrote:
"The documentary (The Land of Your Fathers) is outstanding. The photography and musical background are truly inspiring!"
"THE LAND OF YOUR FATHERS"  is DVD of a journey around Wales filmed on a High Definition camera.
SHOW THE GRANDCHILDREN THE LAND OF DEWI SANT!
"Inspirational! The production is inspirational!" – GARETH JENKINS, WELSH RUGBY TEAM COACH (Ret.)
"You have captured the beauty of the wildness of Wales .….
I can recommend it to all who love Wales……"  VERONICA ELLIS,  New South Wales.
The DVD is available in both PAL and NTSC formats.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Please let us know if you have any Announcements/Up coming events/Press releases/Questions or Comments. It's always great to hear from our readers!!! E-mail: carwynedwards993@hotmail.com or cymru20012000@yahoo.com
 
 
Latest Welsh News - Newyddion Diweddaraf !
 
 
 
 
 
- Welshman Gren Thomas: diamond hero -
A rugby-loving Welshman, who became a billionaire diamond hunter, has been honoured as one of Canada's greatest ever explorers.
 
 
 
- Sales boom as Welsh art galleries -
A RECESSION is not generally regarded as a time for a flurry of spending on... well, anything at all. But the decline of confidence in the British banking system has led to a boom in an unlikely area – the Welsh art world. A survey of a cross-section of the nation's galleries has found that investors increasingly regard buying works of art as a more reliable way to tie up spare cash than storing it in bank accounts.
 
 
 
- Majority back law-making assembly -
More than half of people in Wales would vote for the Welsh assembly to have full law-making powers, according to an exclusive BBC Wales/ICM poll.
 
 
 
- Survey of Welshness -
GWYNEDD is the most Welsh place in Wales according to a study carried out to mark St David's Day. "You never hear anybody in England saying that some parts are more English than others, so why do they here? I can imagine there will be people who will respond quite negatively to this." Professor Dylan Jones Evans, director of innovation and research at the University of Wales, added: "To be frank it's a ridiculous way of looking at whether one part of Wales is more Welsh than the other. "Every Welshman knows we carry Wales in our hearts no matter where we are."
 
 
 
- London Welsh Centre under threat -
The focal point for Welsh social and cultural life in London for more than 70 years could close due to falling support, officials have warned.
 
 
 
 
- St David's Day celebrations -
St David's celebrations are under way amid plans to mark the annual Welsh patron saint's day around the world.
 
 
 
 
- Gwasg yn troi dalen newydd -
Mae awdures yn gobeithio bod cyfres o lyfrau i blant mewn dwy iaith, Cymraeg a Sbaeneg, yn arwain at fwy o gyfrolau dwyieithog.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Readers Comments - Geiriau gan yr darllenwyr!
 
 
 
 
Llywelyn the Great
Has any of the readers very the LIanruwst Parish Church
in Wales where the stone coffin of Llywelyn the Great of Wales is? I have seen the web-site that show the coffin in this parish church.
John Mcewen
Canada
 
 
 
 
New Orleans, LA
I'm trying to find out any information on my ancestor William Bennett Jones, born around 1835 in New Orleans, LA.  thanks for any info you may have on him or his wife Victoria Ann Bowman.
thanks,
LeAnn Weaver
 
 
 
 
 
Wales Week at British memorial Garden 2009?
Longest place name in the world from Wales in New York
 
 
 
Dymunwn Dydd Gwyl Dewi Hapus i bob eilod o Taffia.org.
A Happy Saint David's Day to Taffia.org members.
Pob Hwyl,
Phil.
 
 
 
 
 
Alabama Welsh Association Blog
Update on Prince Madoc Plaque
Here is a website you can get email addresses, telephone #'s and snail mail address for House Reps & Senators in Alabama .  Let them know that you are part of the Alabama Welsh Assoc., or friends of the Alabama Welsh Assoc. which has members across the entire state.  They are more likely to respond if they know your vote can hurt or help them.
It might even help if someone from the BBC contacted Birmingham New's to get their "take" on this project by the Alabama Welsh Assoc.  I can't seem to get any interest out of them.
Please take a look at our updated site www.alabamawelsh.com
 
 
 
 
I am looking for a traditional Ladies Welsh Costume to wear in the St. Pat's parade,
and other Welsh events. Do any of you know where I can purchase one at a reasonable price?
Any input is appreciated! Thanks,
Janice Gattis
Alabama Welsh Assoc.
 
 
 
ST. DAVID'S DAY PARADE, CARDIFF. MARCH 1st. 2009
 
Cenwch y Clychau i Dewi - Ring out the Bells for Dewi
The children of 'Ysgol Gymraeg Treganna' (Treganna Welsh Medium School), Cardiff singing 'Cenwch y Clychau i Dewi' (Ring out the bells for Dewi), official song of the National St. Davids Day Parade
 
 
ST. DAVID'S DAY PARADE, CARDIFF. MARCH 1st. 2009
A special thank you should go to the Organisers of the Annual St. David's Day Parades in Wales.  I attended the (National Saint David's Day Parade ) event at Cardiff which paraded through the City streets from the National Museum, the City Centre and down to the Assembly at Cardiff Bay.  Lots of happy and patriotic people enjoyed the day and the sun shone.  Let's hope where ever the Welsh are in the world there were St. David's Day events which were successful.  It would be wonderful to see these Parades grow and grow and become an established part of Welsh life both home and around the world.  I know how much effort is put into them by the organisers.
By the way, I am sorry I have not included the new song for St. David's Day on this video.  I await a CD copy.  The song was sung by the Fishguard Ladies Choir in front of the City Hall with Gwenno Dafydd as the soloist. I use the beautiful  'I Can't Forget my Wales' by Lorraine King until I get the new song.
(Fe yres i'r gan iddo misoedd yn ol yn ogystal a ddoe ac fe fuase'n well genai os wy ti'n mynd i ddefnyddio hwn i roi y gan swyddogol tu cefn iddo achos d'ydi'r gan yma ddim byd i wneud efo'r Orymdaith) Os wy ti'n mynd i'w ddefnyddio gad i mi wbod ac fe wnai yrru copi o'r gan i ti i'w roi fel backing iddo.
Some of the 'faces' of the  (National Saint David's Day Parade at) Cardiff Parade are to be seen on You Tube. Just go to:-
for a little flavour of it.
John Wake
 
 
 
 
 
 
Tonyrefail - a history in photographs.
a new 114 page paperback book published by
containing well over two hundred old photographs of tonyrefail from the 1880's to the 1970's.
the books on sale locally at the credit union office
Steve Kiff
 
 
 
 
Hong Kong
Meet The Welsh Sevens Squad Reception.
Date/Time: Wed. 25 March 7.30pm to midnight.
Venue: Poolside,Hong Kong Football Club.
Content: Full dinner buffet (drinks extra at Club prices)
Cost. $220 adult $170 cild under 11yrs (NB Children under 11yrs. must leave the Club by 10pm.)
Tickets. Bill Morrison 9328 7304 wjmorrison97@hotmail.com
 
 
 
Thank you for your Greeting on St. David's Day.  In return, may you have a blessed
and joyous St. David's Day.
Robert Hughes, President
WNGGA
 
 
 
 
 
This website is intended
as a fun place where people can explore what it means to be Welsh. It
also forms a point of possible contact for any Welsh Australians and
Welsh people and their families who might be living, working or visiting
Australia, particularly Melbourne and Victoria.
Peter Bonnell
 
 
 
 
 
London Welsh Chorale
is holding a competition for a new
Welsh Christmas Carol and it would be lovely to have some
entries from around the world. Details attached and on the website. Please pass this mail on to anyone musical who may be interested.
Diolch yn fawr iawn.
Nigel
London Welsh Chorale
157-163 Gray's Inn Road
London WC1X 8UE
 
 
 
 
Undeb Cymru a'r Byd - Wales International
On behalf of the Council Members of Undeb Cymru a'r Byd -
Wales International I send greetings to all Welsh people
and those of Welsh descent around the world for the coming
celebration of our Patron Saint Dewi. Wear your daffodil
with pride and fly the flag wherever you reside. We are at
present updating our web page and when completed hopefully
within the next 7 days will give further information via this weekly newsletter.
Cofiwch eich gwreiddiau. Bryan Jones Ysgrifennydd
Diolch Carwyn
Yn ddifuant
Bryan
 
 
 
 
Welsh Choir of Southern California
Côr Cymraeg De Califfornia
Up coming events:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Chicago Tafia Welsh Society
Welsh Events in Chicago - Spring/Summer 2009
For more information on these and other events please email us at : WelshChicago@gmail.com
 
 
 
CHICAGO:
The annual Spring Gymanfa Ganu, sponsored by The Cambrian Benevolent Society of Chicago, will
be held Sunday April 26 at 2:30 PM at Fair Oaks Presbyterian Church, 744 Fair Oaks Avenue in Oak Park, IL.
The conductor this year will be Rev. Joe Corbin of Wisconsin. Te bach will be served after the Gymanfa.
For further details, phone Gwilym Williams at 847-991-0870.Thanks!
Barbara M. Jones
 
 
 
 
 
Sydney Welsh Choir
The Sydney Welsh Choir celebrated Australia Day by singing at the Celtic Festival held at Bradfield Park on the shores of Sydney Harbour, in the shadow of Sydney Harbour Bridge and with the city skyline and the Sydney Opera House as the backdrop.  Pictures of the occasion can be seen in the photo gallery on the choir website, www.swc.org.au.
On Sunday March 1 we will hold our St David's Day Celebration at Carnarvon Golf Club, Lidcombe. The spelling may be anglicised but the fairways are as green as Gwynedd and you can almost make out the castle ramparts and the jagged outline of Snowdonia.  The choir, conducted by Viv Llewellyn, will sing a wide range of musical items, mainly in Welsh, and will lead the community singing.  Aneurin Rhys Hughes, formerly the Ambassador for the European Union in Australia, will propose the toast to St David, and the audience will also enjoy a performance by the brilliant Harp Divas, Meinir Thomas and Karen Hickmott.
After the concert, there will be abundant finger food supplied and the chance for lots of conversation and socialising - not to mention an impromptu song or two.
Tickets for this event, food included, will cost just $15 per head, but the venue is limited in size and advance booking is essential.  Please send cheques, payable to the Sydney Welsh Choir Inc, to Kath Armytage, 59 Caldwell Parade, Yagoona, NSW 2199 as soon as possible to reserve your place.
March 2009
Sunday 8 March at 2.30pm: Concert at Dee Why RSL Club.
Saturday 14 March: Concert at Springwood Civic Centre for St David's Anglican Church, Llandilo.
Sunday 22 March at 2.00pm: Concert for the CWA at the Ribbonwood Centre, Dapto (Illawarra).
April 2009
April 10 – 14: Easter choir tour to South Coast of NSW, including:
Saturday 11 April at 2.30pm: Concert at Narooma Golf Club organised by Montague Choristers.
Sunday 12th April at 2.30pm: Concert at Merimbula/Wolumla organised by the Sapphire Coast Music Society.
Monday 13 April at 6.30pm: concert at St Andrew's Church, Forrest (Canberra) with the Sing Australia Choir.
Saturday 25 April at 12.00pm: Choir sings at official service at Anzac Memorial after the Anzac Day March.
CLIVE WOOSNAM
 
 
 
 
 
Saint Patrick's Day - Cardiff / Gwyl Padrig Sant - Caerdydd.?
Here are two links to our event / Dyma ddwy ddolen i'n digwyddiad ni:
 
 
 
North American Association for Celtic Language Teachers
The 2009 Conference of the North American Association of Celtic
Language Teachers (NAACLT) will be held May 20-24, 2009 at The
New York City Irish Center
(10-40 Jackson Ave, Long Island City, New York).
 
 
 
 
Arizona Welsh
St. David's Day Celebration - FREE
We thank the 100+ crowd showing up to our 10 year anniversary St David's day event.  We look forward to the next 10 years of the Welsh in Arizona!!
 
 
 
 
 
Attention all Composers! -  Cardiff National Eisteddfod Prize 2009
At the 2008 Cardiff National Eisteddfod, the University of Wales awarded two prizes of £2,500 each to Welsh Composers. The winners of the Cardiff National Eisteddfod Prize were Cerys Matthews and Karl Jenkins, who were presented with their prizes and commemorative certificates by Mr Hugh Thomas, Chair of the University of Wales Council.
This year the University of Wales will be awarding a single prize of £2,500 to a composer born in, or a resident of Wales, for the published composition deemed to be most worthy of the Prize.
If you are eligible and wish to have more information about this prestigious prize,
please read these carefully before sending your letter of application to: The Director of Academic Affairs (Ref. JP), University of Wales Registry, Cathays Park, Cardiff CF10 3NS.
 
 
 
Gyfansoddwyr, Gwrandewch! - Gwobr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Caerdydd 2009
Yn Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Caerdydd 2008, dyfarnodd Prifysgol Cymru ddwy wobr o £2,500 yr un i Gyfansoddwyr Cymreig. Yr enillwyr Gwobr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Caerdydd oedd Cerys Matthews a Karl Jenkins, a chyflwynwyd y gwobrau a thystysgrifau coffaol iddynt gan Mr Hugh Thomas, Cadeirydd Cyngor Prifysgol Cymru.
Eleni, bydd Prifysgol Cymru'n dyfarnu un wobr o £2,500 i gyfansoddwr a aned, neu sydd nawr yn byw, yng Nghymru, am y cyfansoddiad cyhoeddedig a ystyrir fwyaf haeddiannol ar gyfer derbyn y Wobr.
Os ydych yn ddilys i dderbyn y wobr fawreddog hon ac y carech fwy o wybodaeth, cliciwch yma i weld y rheoliadau – dylech ddarllen y rhain yn ofalus cyn danfon eich llythyr cais at: Y Cyfarwyddwr Materion Academaidd (Cyf. JP), Cofrestrfa Prifysgol Cymru, Parc Cathays, Caerdydd CF10 3NS.
Jenny Childs
Cyfarwyddwr Cynorthwyol Materion Corfforaethol /
Assistant Director of Corporate Affairs
Prifysgol Cymru / University of Wales
Rhodfa'r Brenin Edward VII / King Edward VII Avenue
Caerdydd / Cardiff
CF10 3NS
Ffon / Tel:029 2037 6946
E-bost / E-mail: j.childs@wales.ac.uk
 
 
 
 
An Invitation to Welsh Societies in North America to participate in:
Wales Smithsonian Cymru 2009
24 – 28 June and 1 – 5 July
As a member of a society which keeps alive Welsh heritage in the United States, I am sure you will be delighted to hear that Wales will be the guest nation at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in 2009.  As many of you will know, this annual, cultural festival takes place outdoors on the National Mall in Washington, DC over the 4 July holiday.  The Festival attracts over a million visitors annually and will provide a platform to raise the profile and awareness of Wales in Washington, DC and the wider United States
Wales' presence at the Festival presents a unique opportunity for your society to become involved through fundraising.  The Welsh Assembly Government and the Smithsonian have provided core funding for the event which will enable a substantial representation for Wales.   But in order to maximise this unique opportunity, a fundraising campaign is underway with the aim of extending the number and range of associated activities and to enable a greater number of participants from Wales to attend the Festival.   Would your Society be willing to play a part by raising further funds for the Festival?
We are hoping that Welsh Societies all over North America will help us raise an extra total of $50,000 by April 30th of this year and there are several ways in which the Welsh Assembly Government and the Smithsonian can help your Society be part of this historic Welsh-American fundraiser
Provide door prizes for raffles held at your St David's Day banquet – or at any other fundraising event.
Provide copies of Welsh-interest DVDs for holding screenings at which you may charge entry. Details of screenings held during Wales Week (Feb 27 – March 6) would also be featured on our Wales Week USA website.
Provide information and images for use in your newsletters, local press or on your website to help publicise your fundraising endeavours
Inclusion of stories on any successful fundraising drives in a special section on US-based Welsh Societies on the Wales.com Smithsonian web-pages.
The Welsh Society which raises the largest amount of funds will be prominently featured on the website in the months leading up to the Festival and will receive a number of benefits, including a number invitations to special events at the Festival .
If you would like to be a partner in this appeal, please now contact:
Kevin Blackerby for door prizes and other ideas for fundraising events and to register your event
Email:  BlackerbyK@si.edu Tel:   001 202 633 6436
Samantha Pashley for DVDs
Email samantha.pashley@wales-uk.com   Tel: 646 792 8931 or
Liz  Emrys for any other information.
Email:  liz.emrys@wales.gsi.gov.uk  Tel:  +44 (0) 2920825466
To keep up to date with the program plans, visit www.wales.com/Smithsonian
We look forward to our future collaboration,
Ifona Deeley
Head of International Relations
 
 
 
 
Cymdeithas Cymru-Llydaw/ Welsh/Breton Society
Ysgol Undydd Lydaweg a Chyfarfod Blynyddol
Cymdeithas Cymru-Llydaw
dydd Sadwrn, 14 Mawrth, 2009
Gwersi Llydaweg 10.30 a.m. – 1 pm / 2-3 p.m.
Cyfarfod Blynyddol 3.10 p.m.
Canolfan Gymraeg Merthyr Tudful,
Neuadd Soar,
Pontmorlais, Merthyr Tudful
£7.50 i aelodau / evit ar re a zo ezel
£8.50 i eraill / evit ar re all
Rhisiart Hincks
 
 
 
 
 
CELTFEST '09
Gwahoddiad i Barti Enfawr!
Invitation to a Huge Party!
Tá cuireadh agat do chóisir mhór!
FRIENDS from Ireland & Wales, you are invited to participate in the biggest rugby party in Facebook history! Using the Snow Ball Effect theory, we want to see if it is possible to contact every Welsh and Irish Rugby supporter and welcome them to a very special all day party! The date- March 21st 2009 - the Saturday that Wales play Ireland in the last game of this years RBS Six Nations.
CeltFest 2009 is THE event for the Rugby fanatic and for fans of the very best Welsh and Irish entertainment.
Enjoy the atmosphere, mingle with the supporters, sing, dance - and most of all celebrate the cultures of Wales and Ireland in one massive Celtic party!
One ticket allows admission to the venue for the full duration of the event. The price -£25 or €25 which is very cheap for twelve hours music. What are you waiting for? Just book now....
Remember Cardiff will be have over a 100 000 rugby supports in town that day - we can only cater for 4000! 96% will have to stay outside. So get your tickets Friday 9th of January 2009 @ 9 am online.
Visit http://www.celtfest.com for details (Site launches on Jan 7th, with tickets on sale Jan 9th @ 9am!)
Bebo
MySpace
 
 
 
 
 
 
Cymdeithas Madog: Winter Updates
Cwrs Goleuni'r Gogledd - The Northern Lights Course
July 19 - 26, 2009
Enlighten yourself by learning Welsh under the Northern Lights! Plans are shaping up for the 33rd annual Cwrs Cymraeg Welsh language week, to be held at the University of Alberta, Augustana Campus, in Camrose, Alberta.  The lead tutor will be longtime Cwrs teacher Hefina Phillips, a native Welsh speaker who now resides in Ontario, Canada.
Stay tuned for more updates by visiting the Cwrs 2009 page at:
If you would like to hold a place on Cwrs Cymraeg 2009, please mail a check or money order for $100, in US funds, to our course Registrar:
Shirley McKee
Registrar, Cwrs Cymraeg 2009
3033 Willowbrook Way
Beavercreek  OH  45431-7702
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Wales International Business Wales, part of the Welsh Assembly Government, specializes in supporting companies
with their European expansion plans. Our aim…...to convince you that Wales is worthy of your
consideration as a place to locate, relocate or expand your business. For further information
please visit….. www.ibwales.com. If you would like a copy of our monthly newsletter 'Resource: Wales'
please contact Mel Hiscox at the Wales International Center in New York on
 
 
 
 
 
Cymry Llundain / London Welsh
Event Guide
For further info
please contact:
Theo Brueton
 
 
 
 
Wales in London
Cymru yn Llundain
 
 
 
 
If you have any interesting websites associated with Wales/North America and the rest of the world let us know we will give it a link on our next Newsletter!!!!
 
 
 
Kiwi Welsh restaurant
 
 
 
Yr wythnos hon, ar ôl derbyn sawl cais ma' Teulu'r Mans ar y wefan:
Hefyd rhifyn o Canwn Moliannwn gyda chôr Treorci:
Eitemau gan blant Yagol Gynradd Treganna yn dathlu Gwyl Ddewi:
Peidiwch anghofio chwaith am y clasur Ibiza Ibiza:
 
 
 
 
 
 
NINNAU means "us" or "we also" and is pronounced "nin-eye." Answering the need for a stronger link between the many Welsh communities of North America. http://www.ninnau.com
 
 
 
Welsh recipe of the week! Any recipes your proud of please let us know and we will share it with the Welsh World!!!!
 
 
 
Cennin mewn Saws Oren
(Leeks in Orange Sauce)
Ingredients:
450g leeks, sliced and finely chopped
30g butter
freshly-grated zest of 1 orange
6 tsp orange juice
salt and black pepper, to taste
3 tbsp flour
360ml milk
2 tbsp lemon juice
 
Method:
Melt the butter in a large saucepan and use to fry the leeks for 2 minutes before adding the lemon juice and seasoning to taste. Secure the lid and allow the mixture to sweat gently for about 5 minutes, or until tender.
Add the flour to the mixture and stir in thoroughly before adding the orange zest. Stir to combine then gradually add the milk, stirring all the while. Bring the mixture to a boil then reduce to a simmer, allowing it to cook for 5 minutes more. Add the lemon juice and serve hot.
 
 
 
 
 
If you wish to discuss or debate everything about Wales and Welshness please join our Yahoo group. You don't have to be from Arizona or even Welsh to join. Just a healthy interest in the Welsh Current Affairs/Language and Culture -
 
 
 
 
Gwersi Cymraeg all over the world!!!!!!!!!!
 
 
 
 
Pittsburgh
The Welsh language class sponsored by The St. David's Society of Pittsburgh will begin again for this semester on Wednesday, March 18th and run until Wednesday, May 27th.The classes will be held in Room 1228 at the Cathedral of Learning on Pitt's main campusClasses will begin at 6:30 p.m. and end at 8:00 p.m. There will be a one time fee of $10 used for a gift for the instructor.You can contact me at Reddragondale@msn.com or 412-795-4050 for any additional information.
Diolch yn fawr iawn,
Dale P. Richards
 
 
 
 
Boston Welsh Lessons - Dysgwch Gymraeg yn Boston
Aled Llion Jones, currently teaching Welsh at Harvard University, is offering free evening classes in Cambridge. Classes for beginners meet on Wednesday evenings.
Further details:
Diolch yn fawr!
Aled
 
 
 
 
Derby Welsh Learners Circle website and the blog Cymry'r Canolbarth in your next World Wide Welsh News bulletin. The Urls are
and
 
 
 
Ontario Canada
AWR SGWRSIO
Dewch ac ymunwch gyda ni i sgwrsio yn Gymraeg. 'Rydym yn dechrau grwp newydd sydd am gwrdd bob mis i ymarfer yr iaith wrth drafod bob math o bynciau.
LLE?   Tafarn Y Clock Tower, 575 Stryd Bank
PA AMSER?  7-9 p.m.
PA DDIWRNOD?  nos Lun olaf pob mis
Bydd croeso cynnes i bawb sydd yn siarad Cymraeg neu yn ei dysgu.
Mae'r cyfarfod cyntaf am saith o'r gloch, Nos Lun, Ionawr 26.
Ffoniwch Alison Lawson 613-725-2704 neu Glenson Jones 613-592-8957 am fwy o wybodaeth.
CALLING ALL WELSH SPEAKERS AND PEOPLE LEARNING TO SPEAK WELSH
Come and join a new group which is being set up to give everyone the opportunity to speak Welsh on a regular basis. We will meet once a month, on the last Monday of each month from 7-9 p.m. at the Clock Tower Pub, 575 Bank Street. This pub is easily accessible from the Queensway in both directions. Everyone is welcome-please come and support us.
Our first meeting will be on Monday, January 26th.
Please phone Alison Lawson 725-2704 or Glenson Jones 592-8957 for more information.
Paul W. Birt, PhD
Chaire d'Études celtiques,
Université d'Ottawa,
70, rue Laurier,(131)
Ottawa,
K1N 6N5
Ontario
Canada
Tél. (613)562-5800(3767)
Téléc/Fax (613)562-5138.
 
 
 
 
 
 
WELSH CLASSES IN THE BRADFORD AREA, WEST YORKSHIRE
Sut mae'r hwyl? We are just about to re-start our Welsh classes for 2008/9. The beginners' class starts Monday, 15th September, the advanced class begins on Tuesday, 16th September DYDD OWAIN GLYND^WR! These are both evening classes 7.00 - 9.00 in Keighley. There is also a fortnightly class on a Thursday afternoon, in the homes of the learners in rotation. This is in the North/West Bradford area. Lessons are from 2.00 - 4.00 followed by tea and buns! A monthly Welsh conversation group: Bradford Welsh Clwb Clebran, meets on the second Wednesday of every month from 7.00 onwards at a bar in central Bradford. Contact Eileen Walker
for further information: 01535 665829/07931 466810
Jim Walker
 
 
 
 
Colorado Welsh Society
Event date:  Sept. 30, 2008
Welsh Language Classes Start Sept. 30
The Colorado Welsh Society will offer another year of Welsh language classes, starting Sept. 30 and running through May.  Beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels will be taught.
Classes meet on the campus of the Archdiocese of Denver, at 1300 S. Steele St., conveniently located on Louisiana St. between University Blvd. and Colorado Blvd., a few blocks north of I-25.
Classes are free to members of CWS, and the Society is open to people from all backgrounds.
For more information on Welsh language classes,  contact Elis Owens 303-427-7188, elism@mindspring.com.
 
 
 
 
Toronto
Dewi Sant Welsh United Church in Toronto,
This will be the 15th year for the classes.  For more information, students can go to the Dewi Sant Welsh United Church website
John Otley,
Tiwtor Cymraeg / Welsh Tutor
 
 
 
 
Welsh language lessons in the Minneapolis For Welsh language lessons in the Minneapolis areacontact Laurel Bradshaw at llawryf@yahoo.com . I havestudents at a variety of levels, so feel free to jumpin any time! Time and place is arranged among the students.Laurel Bradshaw llawryf@yahoo.com
 
 
 
Awstralia
 
 
 
Mellbourne, Awstralia
Come and join the Welsh Classes run by Tafod y Cymry. They are held in
the city centre at 7.00pm on a Tuesday night at the Celtic Club, 316-320
Queen St (Cnr Queen and La Trobe Sts). Come to the the Tara Bar for a
Welsh pint at around 8.45pm. Contact welshaustralian1@yahoo.com.au to
check term dates.
 
 
 
Sydney, Welsh Classes Learn Cymraeg (Welsh) at West Ryde on Tuesday nights at 7:00 pm (best to arrive at 6:30 pm to socialise with fellow class members beforehand). Easy walk from West Ryde railway station.
All levels catered for: beginners to advanced.
For information on language classes please contact Gary O'Shea:
Tel 02 9807 5265
 
 
 
 
Welsh League of Arizona hosts Welsh Classes all year round. For further information please contact them directly - tel: 623 939 0209 or e-mail: AZWELSH@aol.com. For further information about our activities please check out their website: www.welshleagueofarizona.org Want to learn the basics of Welsh check this section: http://www.welshleagueofarizona.org/cymraeg.html
 
 
 
 
 
Welsh Lessons in Chicago  Contact Winston Evans at winstone@sbcglobal.net for further details of times and locations of Welsh Lessons in the Chicago area.
 
 
Please forward this newsletter to whoever you think might be interested or pass on their e-mail address to us. If you receive duplications please let us know!! We do apologies we have over 19,000 e-mail addresses on the mailing list and growing quickly!!!
 
 
 
Please sign our guestbook it's great hearing from you - http://www.efreeguestbooks.com/mg/guest.pl?61331:9:0
 
 
Dwedodd Dewi Sant/Saint David said"Gwnewch y pethau bychain"
"Do the little things"
Carwyn Lloyd Edwards
1109 E Del Rio Street
Gilbert
Arizona
85295
Tel: 480 560 1577 neu 480 963 1673 fax: 480 963 1673
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Jean-Claude Dreyfus, & Merzhin au bar Ty Elise

Post-cards sent to pub/bar

The discoloration on certain cards is from the cigarette smoke and open fire due to having been pinned to the ceiling for many years.

Bro Gozh ma Zadou

Meic Stevens - Rue St. Michel (leaning against my bar)

Glenn Devant le Pub/Bar Eté 2009

Those with an advanced musical aptitude who have trodden the clay floor

Jim O' Rourke; An Triskell; Glenmor; Youenn Gwernig; George Jouin; Liam Weldon; Jean-Yves le Roux; Alan Stivell: Dan ar Bras; Yann Tiersen; Davy Spillane; Meic Stevens; Paddy Keenan; Patrick Molard; Les Freres Morvan; Alan Simon; Tornaod; Lleuwen Steffan; Soig Siberil; Nolwenn Corbell; Steve Eaves (& Cerys Matthews, according to Steve's daughter Lleuwen Steffan); Gwennyn Mammen; Jackie Molard; Glenn le Merdy; Youenn Bihan; Twm Morris; Gilles le Bigot; Laurent Jouin; Eric Marchand; Pierre Crepillon; Les Freres Quere; Jean-Jacques Milteau; Rhys Harries(Trwynau Coch); Jean-Claude Dreyfuss (o.k. so he doesn't sing); Gweltaz ar Fur; Siân James; Derek Smith (Mabon); Gareth Westacott & Guy (Toreth); Plethyn; Yr Hwntws; Bernez Tangi; Gaby Kergoncuff; Louis (Lulu) Roujon; Louise Ebrell; Annie Ebrell; Jean-Claude Lalanne; Bernie Smyth; The Halby Brothers; Brian McNeill; Jamie McMenemy; Jean-Michel Veillon; Patrick LeFebvre; Fanch Landreau; Linda Thompson, from Fairport Convention; Mick Tems & Pat Smith; Peter Meazey, Susanne George and Stuart Brown (Mabsant); Dom Duff; Dedé Hellec; Michel Caous; Michel Clec'h; Ti Jaz; Anweledig; Kristen Nikolaz; Kern; Christian LeMaitre; Dezzie Wilkinson; Sean Corcoran; Jim Rowlands; Gazman; Maffia Mr Huws; Yvon Etienne; Iestyn ap Rhobert; Gafin Morgan; Côr Caron, Tregaron; Côr Seren Burma Star Choir, Abertawe/Swansea; Hastan; Fanch le Marrec; Katell Uguen; Katell Kloareg; Brigitte Kloareg; Fran May; Jamie Bevan; E.V.; Laurent Bigot; George Cadoudal; Re An Are; Mona Jaouen; Denez Abernot; Pat Kilbride; Aelodau'r Anweledig; Aelodau'r Mim Twm Llai; Aymeric; Matteo Cargnelutti; Jean Baron; Katelsong; Dik Banovich; not forgetting the Peruvian native American who made a point of calling in to play 'en route' to concerts in Paris, Berlin and London: Would those of you with better memories than myself please be kind enough to let me know who I've inadvertently left out.

Americymru

Americymru

Independence Cymru

Owain Glyndwr

Pan anwyd fi,

'Roedd gwyneb nef yn llawn o ffurfiau tanllyd,

A rhedai'r geifr o'r bryniau; a'r diadelloedd

Ddieithr frefent yn y meusydd dychrynadwy:

'R arwyddion hyn a'm hynodasant i,

A holl droellau'm bywyd a ddangosant

Fy mod uwchlaw cyffredin ddyn.

(Shakespeare: Henry IV)

Wales - W. Watkin Davies

Wales - W. Watkin Davies

Destiny of the Britons - Taliesin

 
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Wales United

 
"If they decide to unite," he said, "they would be completely invincible. This nation would be fortunate....if they could accept one prince, and he a good one." - Gerallt Cymro (Giraldus Cambrensis)
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The result was that the king, Henry II, with his mighty army, was forced to retreat, and in his anger he blinded his hostages and burned the churches.

Putting the Record Straight

At a time when the vast majority of the French abandoned their fate into the hands of Marshall Pétin, many Bretons chose, and that as early as 1940, to go to England to continue the fight. At the end of 1940 the Bretons made up 70% of the resistance while Brittany only comprises 7% of the French population. The resistance went on to attract more and more men and women, yet at the end of 1943, only six months before the Normandy landings, the Bretons still represented 40% of the Free French. This is not to forget the resistance in Brittany itself, a vast uprising of the whole people, which retained many German troops in the peninsula, for these, had they been allowed to reach the Normandy front, would have pushed the Allies back to sea. It is also thanks to the Bretons that France, whose authorities had massively collaborated with Nazi Germany from 1940 to 1944, could recover her honour. The brutal repression which was triggered after D-Day against all forms of Bretonness, seems all the more disgraceful. Bernard Le Nail

Bethesda Chapel, Georgetown, Merthyr Tydfil

Bethesda Chapel, Georgetown, Merthyr Tydfil
Joseph Parry worshipped in this chapel as a young boy before going "off to Philadelphia in the morning". One day I received a note from Margaret Roberts, Emrys's wife asking me to volunteer to help to clean it out, which I was happy to do. Later on John Jenkins had an office there and I used to go down to see him for a chat at lunch time."

W.H.I.P.P.E.T.

W.H.I.P.P.E.T.

Richard Trevithithick Commemorative Plate

Richard Trevithithick Commemorative Plate
2004 Bi- Centenary Limited Edition No. 110 out of 200, a gift to me from Llinos Davis representing the school

The first steam locomotive to run on rails in the world, Feb. 1804

The first steam locomotive to run on rails in the world, Feb. 1804
Designed by the children of Ysgol Santes Tudful, Merthyr Ty(u)dfi(u)l

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Born Merthyr Tydfil, Cymru/Wales/Galles
Georgetown Infants,Queen's Rd.Infants, Penydarren Juniors, Cyfarthfa Grammar, Merthyr Tydfil
Sold ice-cream in Billy Smart's Circus, Merthyr Tydfil
Records clerk, Ebbw Vale Steelworks
Turner, Moss Gears, Merthyr Tydfil
Insurance salesman, Prudential, Merthyr Tydfil
Handyman, Castle Hotel, Merthyr Tydfil
Asst. Costermonger around the streets of Rhymni, Merthyr & Cwm Cynon Valley
Industrial painter, Mid-Glam C.C.
Storeman;night watchman;refuse collector;street cleaner;toilet attendant;brickie's,plasterer's,fitter's,
roofer's mate;Town Hall caretaker;General handyman, Rhydycar Leisure Centre,all with Merthyr Borough Council
Shop Steward;Political Ward Branch Secretary;Constituency Membership Secretary;National Delegate;Area Organiser Welsh Language;County Council Candidate;Election Agent, Borough Council;member of Merthyr Tydfil and Ebbw Vale Rugby Clubs;member of Gellifaelog Bowls Club;life-long supporter of Merthyr Tydfil F.C., founder member of extra mural Welsh classes; signed Merthyr's 'Visitors' Book' after Charles and Di; moved to Brittany in 1979, landlord of 'Tavarn Ty Elise';
voted in newspaper, person who comes to mind when one thinks of Brittany; more than one guide book refers to my Pub as an 'institution'; largest open air music festival in France conceived in my Bar. Helped to establish first 'Real Ale' micro-brewery in Brittany. Alan Stivell is my niece's godfather and my daughter's godmother is a daughter one of the 'Soeurs Gouadec';Yann Tiersen played in the pub;Jean-Claude Dreyfuss drank and acted in the pub for a video-clip.
For my Wedding, the Merthyr Express sent over its Chief Reporter Melanie Doel and her photographer boyfriend Robert Haines. Best Man to George & Marilyn Quirk; Usher to Mike & Rhiannon Jones. Pall-bearer to Erwan Kervella. Grandfather to Goulwen, Glen & Awena.

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