Dedh Dew Cans ha Deg



De Gwener, nawhes warn ügens mis Gorefen
Friday, 29th July

Dallethys ew An Gwariow Commonwelth en Pow an Sowson. Moy es pemp mil athlêt a vedn kemeres radn en dew cans comparyans ha pajar ügens dres nawnjek sport en deg dedh. E veu ceremony egeryans spladn (gen tarow horn arwòdhel)  rag kemena an cita Birmingham hag oll an athletys. Ma lies para - oll an nacyons tre ha les, An Empîr Vretednek en termyn eus passyes. Otta an para Albanek ha'n para Kembrek - bes pe le ma para dhort Kernow? Nag eus cübmyas dhen. Martesen, nessa termyn. E via lies scodhyer dhe nei.


















The Commonwealth Games has begun in England. More than five thousand athletes will take part in 280 competitions across nineteen sports in ten days. There was a splendid opening ceremony (with a symbolic iron bull) for introducing the city of Birmingham and all the athletes. There are many teams - all the nations home and away, The British Empire in past times. Here's the Scottish team and the Welsh team - but where is a team from Cornwall? We don't have permission. Perhaps next time. We would have lots of supporters. 













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