#Caithness #Gàidhlig Gu leòr a Ghàilig tù Ghollaidh! Here is an entry for relations of @Gaeliconsultant in the 1881 census, showing universal habitual Gaelic-speaking among native Caithness folk in the parish of Latheron, be they young or old. West Caithnessians were Gaels!

#Gàidhlig #Caithness 1878 Nach briagh oidhirp nan Gàidheil taobh Sgìre Latharn an Gallaibh fhaicinn gus an cànan a thoirt air ais do na sgoiltean aca? How lovely to see the endeavour of the Gaels of Latheron Parish in Caithness to bring the language back into their schools?

#Gàidhlig #Caithness “There is no man so contemptible in my estimation as a man born in the Highlands and reared under a thatched roof… going in and out of the same door as the pigs and cows… who is too proud to learn and speak Gaelic” greyhenswell.blogspot.com/2016/10/gaelic…

#Gàidhlig & #Gaelic Another example of normal pronunciation of the word Gael-ic in English (i.e. that which pertains to the Gael) except this time from Harris to add to examples we've heard from Arran, Gigha & Lochcarron as well as Nova Scotia, of course tobarandualchais.co.uk/track/68255?l=…

Marc Calhoun’s book is the story of his journeys to a hundred beehive cells from Islay and Scarba in the south, to the Flannans and Rona in the far north. This photographic record documents the cells and twenty years of difficult journeys to reach them: bit.ly/3yok0kK

#indigenous #Gàidhlig Mìos shònraichte tha air a bhith ann… An incredible month during COP26…

#Gàidhlig Latharn Latheron Gaelic

#Gàidhlig Pheairt an Iar Chan fhaca sinn riamh an leabhar a tha seo, a leanas am fear mu dhéidhinn Pheairt an Ear. We’ve never seen this book about the Gaelic of West Perthshire before, following on from that on East Perthshire. shop.dias.ie/product/west-p… East Perthshire Gaelic - Àdhamh @molach95

#Gàidhlig Dhail Riada

#Caithness #Gàidhlig #Gaelic

@dann9boy Angus Peter Campbell My post poingnant is a word for when you have those cold fingertips after riding a bike in the cold Sounded like 'miriachir' Still use it

#Gàidhlig #Caithness #Latheron

Learning an indigenous language & learning about it can be an act of radical social & environmental justice - for some, it has the added bonus of healing yourself through cultural identity that was lost to recent ancestors

#Gàidhlig DÒRLACH: Annual General Meeting (AGM) 30/08/2022 19:00 Zoom Ma tha sibh air son a bhith ann, cuiridh sinne ceangail don choinneimh thugaibh. If you want to support Gaelic culture and local dialects, let us know and we'll share the link with you: [email protected]

#Gàidhlig #Bute Có ris a bha Gàilig Bhòid coltach? Thoir sùil air a’ bhlòig gu h-ìosal. What was the Gaelic of Bute like? Cast an eye over the blog below. dorlach.blogspot.com/2022/11/the-ga…

We are delighted that ‘DÙTHCHAS’ has been selected as a finalist in the ‘Gaelic in the Media’ category at the Scottish Gaelic Awards! In great company with fellow finalists FilmG and Pàdruig. Looking forward to a fun night in Glasgow at the ceremony #gaelicawards #finalist

Ròp Auction Cuiribh tairgse gu: Submit bids to: [email protected] Thigibh chun an làrach-lìn air son tuilleadh a leughadh agas bhiomaid uabhasach taingeil air son tabhartasan sam bith: Read more on our website and we would hugely appreciate any donations: dorlach.scot/fundraising

Chaidh sàr alt mu ar deidhinn fhoillseachadh anns An t-Albannach. An excellent article about us has been published in The Scotsman. scotsman.com/heritage-and-r…

Tha sinn air a’ Bhloga againn ath-nuadhachadh. We have renewed our Blog. Going forward we will have more contributors writing for us – like the great first new post by Gemma Smith on Durness Gaelic. dorlach.scot/blog