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One of Wales' most popular singers of the last century will be celebrated during this year's Llŷn and Eifionydd National Eisteddfod.

In a workshop deep in the heart of Eifionydd, this year’s Eisteddfod Chair is being created from a large heavy piece of oak tree planted over 200 years ago on Y Lôn Goed

Y Lôn Goed, the important historic route joining Llŷn and Eifionydd is the centrepiece of this year's National Eisteddfod Crown.

Next year’s Eisteddfod host area notched up yet another winner today as Llŷr Gwyn Lewis stood up to the sound of the Corn Gwlad in the final ceremony of the week – the Chairing – at the Ceredigion National Eisteddfod.

Gruffydd Siôn Ywain, who is originally from Dolgellau, is the winner of this year's Drama Medal.

Sioned Erin Hughes from Boduan wins the Prose Medal this year in a competition that attracted 17 candidates.

Edward Rhys-Harry is the winner of this year's Musician's Medal, and he was honoured in a special ceremony on the Pavilion Stage today.

Meinir Pierce Jones is the winner of this year’s Daniel Owen Memorial Prize, presented at a special ceremony on the Pavilion stage today.

Esyllt Maelor is the winner of the Ceredigion National Eisteddfod Crown.  The poet from Morfa Nefyn, Gwynedd came out top in a competition which attracted 24 entries.

The Young Artist Scholarship was awarded at the Ceredigion National Eisteddfod 2022 to ceramic artist Elin Hughes from Dolgellau.