Pobl/People
O le ti’n dod?
Mike Robert and his family come to the Eisteddfod every year. They are from Porthmadog in North Wales. They...
3 August 2015
Pobl/People
“I think Tolkien would love to be here!”
“I would not have been a Welsh poet if it had not been for Tolkien”. That is how Eurig...
3 August 2015
Pobl/People
O le ti’n dod?
Rhys Taylor and Rhodri Taylor are from Aberystwyth and were strolling calmly on the Maes. They come almost every...
3 August 2015
Slider Story
In the company of The Welsh Ladies
They are the Welsh icon and everyone knows them by their characteristic appearance. A striped petticoat, worn under a bedgown,...
3 August 2015
Pobl/People
O le ti’n dod?
Hefina Davies and her husband are here every year to embrace the rich Welsh language festival. They are from...
3 August 2015
Digwyddiadau/Events
Three tips for baby massage
A cuddle, some folk lullabies and lots of giggling together. Those are the basics when doing a massage for babies. Unlike...
2 August 2015
Pobl/People
O le ti’n dod?
Glesni Jones and her boys are from Pandy Tudur. They’ve enjoyed themselves in one way or another. She decided...
2 August 2015
Bwyd/Food
Fab food on the Eisteddfod
Feeling peckish on the Maes? Not to worry, there’s plenty of everything, for every taste at Pentref Bwyd. Welsh...
2 August 2015
Slider Story
Taste the Welsh language!
If you were ever scared by the sound of Welsh language, worry no more. At the Maes D tent,...
2 August 2015
Bwyd/Food
Where to get free refreshments on the Maes
Wandering around the Eisteddfod can be tiring and there’s nothing like having a cool drink when it’s hot (and...
2 August 2015