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Scottish Gaelic Magazines in the 20th Century
2 June, free onlineDr Petra Poncarová examines 20th-century Gaelic periodicals, with a spotlight on contributors & Gaelic learners coming from German-speaking countries – via JGU Mainz Scotland HUB
https://www.scotland.uni-mainz.de/reading-scotland/
#Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #magazines #periodicals #20thcentury
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Scottish Gaelic Magazines in the 20th Century
2 June, free onlineDr Petra Poncarová examines 20th-century Gaelic periodicals, with a spotlight on contributors & Gaelic learners coming from German-speaking countries – via JGU Mainz Scotland HUB
https://www.scotland.uni-mainz.de/reading-scotland/
#Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #magazines #periodicals #20thcentury
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Scottish Gaelic Magazines in the 20th Century
2 June, free onlineDr Petra Poncarová examines 20th-century Gaelic periodicals, with a spotlight on contributors & Gaelic learners coming from German-speaking countries – via JGU Mainz Scotland HUB
https://www.scotland.uni-mainz.de/reading-scotland/
#Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #magazines #periodicals #20thcentury
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Scottish Gaelic Magazines in the 20th Century
2 June, free onlineDr Petra Poncarová examines 20th-century Gaelic periodicals, with a spotlight on contributors & Gaelic learners coming from German-speaking countries – via JGU Mainz Scotland HUB
https://www.scotland.uni-mainz.de/reading-scotland/
#Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #magazines #periodicals #20thcentury
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Scottish Gaelic Magazines in the 20th Century
2 June, free onlineDr Petra Poncarová examines 20th-century Gaelic periodicals, with a spotlight on contributors & Gaelic learners coming from German-speaking countries – via JGU Mainz Scotland HUB
https://www.scotland.uni-mainz.de/reading-scotland/
#Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #magazines #periodicals #20thcentury
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BBC Alba: Dòmhnall Angaidh MacAsgaill - Suas Gu Deas | BBC ALBA
Am measg an t-sluagh Bearnaraigh, Dòmhnall Angaidh MacAsgaill (agus a chù) 😎
Suas Gu Deas air BBC ALBA & iPlayer.
#ScottishGaelic #Gaelic #Gàidhlig #SuasGuDeas #BBCALBA
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Làrach a ' phrògraim 👉 https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002wnf7
Fo-sgrìobh gu BBC ALBA agus brùth air a' 🔔 👉 https://bit.ly/BBCALBAsubscribe
Faic seo agus barrachd air BBC iPlayer 👉 https://www.bbc.co.uk/tv/bbcalba----------
Lean sinn air sòisealtan eile 🔍
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BBC Alba: Dòmhnall Angaidh MacAsgaill - Suas Gu Deas | BBC ALBA
Am measg an t-sluagh Bearnaraigh, Dòmhnall Angaidh MacAsgaill (agus a chù) 😎
Suas Gu Deas air BBC ALBA & iPlayer.
#ScottishGaelic #Gaelic #Gàidhlig #SuasGuDeas #BBCALBA
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Làrach a ' phrògraim 👉 https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002wnf7
Fo-sgrìobh gu BBC ALBA agus brùth air a' 🔔 👉 https://bit.ly/BBCALBAsubscribe
Faic seo agus barrachd air BBC iPlayer 👉 https://www.bbc.co.uk/tv/bbcalba----------
Lean sinn air sòisealtan eile 🔍
Instagram: https://instagram.com/bbc.alba
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Facebook: https://facebook.com/bbcalba
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BBC Alba: Dòmhnall Angaidh MacAsgaill - Suas Gu Deas | BBC ALBA
Am measg an t-sluagh Bearnaraigh, Dòmhnall Angaidh MacAsgaill (agus a chù) 😎
Suas Gu Deas air BBC ALBA & iPlayer.
#ScottishGaelic #Gaelic #Gàidhlig #SuasGuDeas #BBCALBA
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Làrach a ' phrògraim 👉 https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002wnf7
Fo-sgrìobh gu BBC ALBA agus brùth air a' 🔔 👉 https://bit.ly/BBCALBAsubscribe
Faic seo agus barrachd air BBC iPlayer 👉 https://www.bbc.co.uk/tv/bbcalba----------
Lean sinn air sòisealtan eile 🔍
Instagram: https://instagram.com/bbc.alba
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bbc.alba
Facebook: https://facebook.com/bbcalba
X: https://twitter.com/bbcalbaCoimhead air: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/SmpGJJ8RCqM
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Tha an Bealltainn a' tighinn gu crìch — Beltane is reaching its end, the wheel leaning toward Midsummer. The bees keep a calendar older than empires. A carpenter bee on the wisteria does not care about the policy paper in another tab. This is what the Druids meant: the land prays without us. Today's full Gathering:
https://twp.ai/9OVuiw
#Beltane #Druid #Paganism #WheelOfTheYear #EarthBased #Gaelic #Midsummer #SeasonalLiving #Mysticism #Animism -
Tha an Bealltainn a' tighinn gu crìch — Beltane is reaching its end, the wheel leaning toward Midsummer. The bees keep a calendar older than empires. A carpenter bee on the wisteria does not care about the policy paper in another tab. This is what the Druids meant: the land prays without us. Today's full Gathering:
https://twp.ai/9OVuiw
#Beltane #Druid #Paganism #WheelOfTheYear #EarthBased #Gaelic #Midsummer #SeasonalLiving #Mysticism #Animism -
Tha an Bealltainn a' tighinn gu crìch — Beltane is reaching its end, the wheel leaning toward Midsummer. The bees keep a calendar older than empires. A carpenter bee on the wisteria does not care about the policy paper in another tab. This is what the Druids meant: the land prays without us. Today's full Gathering:
https://twp.ai/9OVuiw
#Beltane #Druid #Paganism #WheelOfTheYear #EarthBased #Gaelic #Midsummer #SeasonalLiving #Mysticism #Animism -
Tha an Bealltainn a' tighinn gu crìch — Beltane is reaching its end, the wheel leaning toward Midsummer. The bees keep a calendar older than empires. A carpenter bee on the wisteria does not care about the policy paper in another tab. This is what the Druids meant: the land prays without us. Today's full Gathering:
https://twp.ai/9OVuiw
#Beltane #Druid #Paganism #WheelOfTheYear #EarthBased #Gaelic #Midsummer #SeasonalLiving #Mysticism #Animism -
Tha an Bealltainn a' tighinn gu crìch — Beltane is reaching its end, the wheel leaning toward Midsummer. The bees keep a calendar older than empires. A carpenter bee on the wisteria does not care about the policy paper in another tab. This is what the Druids meant: the land prays without us. Today's full Gathering:
https://twp.ai/9OVuiw
#Beltane #Druid #Paganism #WheelOfTheYear #EarthBased #Gaelic #Midsummer #SeasonalLiving #Mysticism #Animism -
Beltane is reaching its end, the wheel tipping toward Midsummer. The carpenter bee on the wisteria does not care about the policy paper. The land prays without us. https://twp.ai/4hqfWs #Beltane #Druid #Pagan #Animism #Gaelic #EarthBased #Mysticism /|\
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Beltane is reaching its end, the wheel tipping toward Midsummer. The carpenter bee on the wisteria does not care about the policy paper. The land prays without us. https://twp.ai/4hqfWs #Beltane #Druid #Pagan #Animism #Gaelic #EarthBased #Mysticism /|\
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Beltane is reaching its end, the wheel tipping toward Midsummer. The carpenter bee on the wisteria does not care about the policy paper. The land prays without us. https://twp.ai/4hqfWs #Beltane #Druid #Pagan #Animism #Gaelic #EarthBased #Mysticism /|\
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BBC Alba: Dancing a Quadrille in Uist - Suas Gu Deas | BBC ALBA
Sealladh air saoghal muinntir eileanan Uibhist agus Bharraigh.
Anns a’ chiad phrògram, tha na brogan-dannsa air Morag agus Niall is iad a’ teagasg quadrilles aig seachdain Cheòlais.Following the stories of islanders on the Outer Hebridean islands of Uist and Barra. In this first episode, Morag and Neill get their dancing shoes on to teach quadrilles classes at the Ceòlas festival in South Uist.
Suas Gu Deas air iPlayer an-dràsta.
#SuasGuDeas #BBCALBA #Gaelic #Scotland
Làrach a ' phrògraim 👉https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002wnf7
Fo-sgrìobh gu BBC ALBA agus brùth air a' 🔔 👉 https://bit.ly/BBCALBAsubscribe
Faic seo agus barrachd air BBC iPlayer 👉 https://www.bbc.co.uk/tv/bbcalba----------
Lean sinn air sòisealtan eile 🔍
Instagram: https://instagram.com/bbc.alba
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bbc.alba
X: https://twitter.com/bbcalba
Facebook: https://facebook.com/bbcalbaCoimhead air: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VjdOZLh7tk
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Seillean
dian, dùrachdach
a’ siubhal nam blàth…—Ruaraidh MacThòmais, “A’ Siubhal nam Blàth”
from Sùil air fàire: dain ùra le Ruaraidh MacThòmais / Surveying the horizon: recent poems by Derick Thomson (Acair, 2007)A Gaelic poem for World Bee Day 🐝
#Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #poem #poetry #20thcentury #bees #WorldBeeDay
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Seillean
dian, dùrachdach
a’ siubhal nam blàth…—Ruaraidh MacThòmais, “A’ Siubhal nam Blàth”
from Sùil air fàire: dain ùra le Ruaraidh MacThòmais / Surveying the horizon: recent poems by Derick Thomson (Acair, 2007)A Gaelic poem for World Bee Day 🐝
#Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #poem #poetry #20thcentury #bees #WorldBeeDay
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Seillean
dian, dùrachdach
a’ siubhal nam blàth…—Ruaraidh MacThòmais, “A’ Siubhal nam Blàth”
from Sùil air fàire: dain ùra le Ruaraidh MacThòmais / Surveying the horizon: recent poems by Derick Thomson (Acair, 2007)A Gaelic poem for World Bee Day 🐝
#Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #poem #poetry #20thcentury #bees #WorldBeeDay
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Seillean
dian, dùrachdach
a’ siubhal nam blàth…—Ruaraidh MacThòmais, “A’ Siubhal nam Blàth”
from Sùil air fàire: dain ùra le Ruaraidh MacThòmais / Surveying the horizon: recent poems by Derick Thomson (Acair, 2007)A Gaelic poem for World Bee Day 🐝
#Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #poem #poetry #20thcentury #bees #WorldBeeDay
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Seillean
dian, dùrachdach
a’ siubhal nam blàth…—Ruaraidh MacThòmais, “A’ Siubhal nam Blàth”
from Sùil air fàire: dain ùra le Ruaraidh MacThòmais / Surveying the horizon: recent poems by Derick Thomson (Acair, 2007)A Gaelic poem for World Bee Day 🐝
#Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #poem #poetry #20thcentury #bees #WorldBeeDay
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SpeakGaelic: SpeakGaelic Extra | Have You Missed Us Terribly?
Have you recently started learning Gaelic with SpeakGaelic on BBC ALBA? If so, make sure you don’t miss this podcast.Join SpeakGaelic’s presenters each week as they take a sideways look at some of what we’ve learned in the latest episode of the TV series.They’ll help to re-enforce some of what we learned in this week’s programme and do their best to answer your Gaelic-related questions – along with plenty of banter and a bit of nonsense!This week's podcast is presented by John Urquhart and Calum Maclean.A bheil sibhse ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig? A bheil sibh a’ leantainn na sreath SpeakGaelic air BBC ALBA, air a lìbhrigeadh le Joy Dunlop? Ma tha feuch nach caill sibh am podcast seo! Gach Diardaoin bidh preasantairean SpeakGaelic a’ tighinn còmhla airson fichead mionaid de phlòidh is dibhearsan – agus beagan ionnsachaidh cuideachd!Cuidichidh iad gus na dh’ionnsaich sibh ann am prògram na seachdain-sa a dhaingneachadh agus ma tha ceistean cànain agaibh nì iad an dìcheall iad sin a fhreagairt!Tha podcast na seachdain-sa air a thoirt thugaibh le Iain Urchardan agus Calum MacIlleathain.
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SpeakGaelic: SpeakGaelic Extra | Have You Missed Us Terribly?
Have you recently started learning Gaelic with SpeakGaelic on BBC ALBA? If so, make sure you don’t miss this podcast.Join SpeakGaelic’s presenters each week as they take a sideways look at some of what we’ve learned in the latest episode of the TV series.They’ll help to re-enforce some of what we learned in this week’s programme and do their best to answer your Gaelic-related questions – along with plenty of banter and a bit of nonsense!This week's podcast is presented by John Urquhart and Calum Maclean.A bheil sibhse ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig? A bheil sibh a’ leantainn na sreath SpeakGaelic air BBC ALBA, air a lìbhrigeadh le Joy Dunlop? Ma tha feuch nach caill sibh am podcast seo! Gach Diardaoin bidh preasantairean SpeakGaelic a’ tighinn còmhla airson fichead mionaid de phlòidh is dibhearsan – agus beagan ionnsachaidh cuideachd!Cuidichidh iad gus na dh’ionnsaich sibh ann am prògram na seachdain-sa a dhaingneachadh agus ma tha ceistean cànain agaibh nì iad an dìcheall iad sin a fhreagairt!Tha podcast na seachdain-sa air a thoirt thugaibh le Iain Urchardan agus Calum MacIlleathain.
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SpeakGaelic: SpeakGaelic Extra | Have You Missed Us Terribly?
Have you recently started learning Gaelic with SpeakGaelic on BBC ALBA? If so, make sure you don’t miss this podcast.Join SpeakGaelic’s presenters each week as they take a sideways look at some of what we’ve learned in the latest episode of the TV series.They’ll help to re-enforce some of what we learned in this week’s programme and do their best to answer your Gaelic-related questions – along with plenty of banter and a bit of nonsense!This week's podcast is presented by John Urquhart and Calum Maclean.A bheil sibhse ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig? A bheil sibh a’ leantainn na sreath SpeakGaelic air BBC ALBA, air a lìbhrigeadh le Joy Dunlop? Ma tha feuch nach caill sibh am podcast seo! Gach Diardaoin bidh preasantairean SpeakGaelic a’ tighinn còmhla airson fichead mionaid de phlòidh is dibhearsan – agus beagan ionnsachaidh cuideachd!Cuidichidh iad gus na dh’ionnsaich sibh ann am prògram na seachdain-sa a dhaingneachadh agus ma tha ceistean cànain agaibh nì iad an dìcheall iad sin a fhreagairt!Tha podcast na seachdain-sa air a thoirt thugaibh le Iain Urchardan agus Calum MacIlleathain.
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Another thing I didn't have room for in yesterday's issue was to build upon the "Grain Goddesses" angle I proposed for Brighid/Mórrígan/Éiriú in the preceding issue, with respect to Édaín:
Taliesin's Map found that the "choosing test" is a conserved part of the "Lunar Cycle", and in most cases it's a choice of the groom, by the heroine. In the Irish it's reversed, and Eochaid Airem (~"Horse-Ploughman") is instead presented with 50 identical women who look like Étaín, and must choose his wife. Instead, he chooses his daughter (which actually sets the stage for a future cycle, the Destruction of Dá Derga's Hostel).
Now this is a choice of his wife from a large number of identical copies of her. And Étaín aligns well with Persephone, who is pretty well understood as a "Grain Goddess" as well as the underworld goddess and the Moon.
So, are these the fruit of the grain? The identical copies, from which the ploughman must choose the best example, to be next year's seed, wife, and mother of the harvest? It seems to be a #Gaelic innovation on this mytheme, but it's very congruent with interpreting Étaín-as-Persephone.
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Another thing I didn't have room for in yesterday's issue was to build upon the "Grain Goddesses" angle I proposed for Brighid/Mórrígan/Éiriú in the preceding issue, with respect to Édaín:
Taliesin's Map found that the "choosing test" is a conserved part of the "Lunar Cycle", and in most cases it's a choice of the groom, by the heroine. In the Irish it's reversed, and Eochaid Airem (~"Horse-Ploughman") is instead presented with 50 identical women who look like Étaín, and must choose his wife. Instead, he chooses his daughter (which actually sets the stage for a future cycle, the Destruction of Dá Derga's Hostel).
Now this is a choice of his wife from a large number of identical copies of her. And Étaín aligns well with Persephone, who is pretty well understood as a "Grain Goddess" as well as the underworld goddess and the Moon.
So, are these the fruit of the grain? The identical copies, from which the ploughman must choose the best example, to be next year's seed, wife, and mother of the harvest? It seems to be a #Gaelic innovation on this mytheme, but it's very congruent with interpreting Étaín-as-Persephone.
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Another thing I didn't have room for in yesterday's issue was to build upon the "Grain Goddesses" angle I proposed for Brighid/Mórrígan/Éiriú in the preceding issue, with respect to Édaín:
Taliesin's Map found that the "choosing test" is a conserved part of the "Lunar Cycle", and in most cases it's a choice of the groom, by the heroine. In the Irish it's reversed, and Eochaid Airem (~"Horse-Ploughman") is instead presented with 50 identical women who look like Étaín, and must choose his wife. Instead, he chooses his daughter (which actually sets the stage for a future cycle, the Destruction of Dá Derga's Hostel).
Now this is a choice of his wife from a large number of identical copies of her. And Étaín aligns well with Persephone, who is pretty well understood as a "Grain Goddess" as well as the underworld goddess and the Moon.
So, are these the fruit of the grain? The identical copies, from which the ploughman must choose the best example, to be next year's seed, wife, and mother of the harvest? It seems to be a #Gaelic innovation on this mytheme, but it's very congruent with interpreting Étaín-as-Persephone.
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Another thing I didn't have room for in yesterday's issue was to build upon the "Grain Goddesses" angle I proposed for Brighid/Mórrígan/Éiriú in the preceding issue, with respect to Édaín:
Taliesin's Map found that the "choosing test" is a conserved part of the "Lunar Cycle", and in most cases it's a choice of the groom, by the heroine. In the Irish it's reversed, and Eochaid Airem (~"Horse-Ploughman") is instead presented with 50 identical women who look like Étaín, and must choose his wife. Instead, he chooses his daughter (which actually sets the stage for a future cycle, the Destruction of Dá Derga's Hostel).
Now this is a choice of his wife from a large number of identical copies of her. And Étaín aligns well with Persephone, who is pretty well understood as a "Grain Goddess" as well as the underworld goddess and the Moon.
So, are these the fruit of the grain? The identical copies, from which the ploughman must choose the best example, to be next year's seed, wife, and mother of the harvest? It seems to be a #Gaelic innovation on this mytheme, but it's very congruent with interpreting Étaín-as-Persephone.
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Another thing I didn't have room for in yesterday's issue was to build upon the "Grain Goddesses" angle I proposed for Brighid/Mórrígan/Éiriú in the preceding issue, with respect to Édaín:
Taliesin's Map found that the "choosing test" is a conserved part of the "Lunar Cycle", and in most cases it's a choice of the groom, by the heroine. In the Irish it's reversed, and Eochaid Airem (~"Horse-Ploughman") is instead presented with 50 identical women who look like Étaín, and must choose his wife. Instead, he chooses his daughter (which actually sets the stage for a future cycle, the Destruction of Dá Derga's Hostel).
Now this is a choice of his wife from a large number of identical copies of her. And Étaín aligns well with Persephone, who is pretty well understood as a "Grain Goddess" as well as the underworld goddess and the Moon.
So, are these the fruit of the grain? The identical copies, from which the ploughman must choose the best example, to be next year's seed, wife, and mother of the harvest? It seems to be a #Gaelic innovation on this mytheme, but it's very congruent with interpreting Étaín-as-Persephone.
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Gu dearbh!
Agus tha barrachd na Celtic agus Sevco ann an Glaschu.Indeed!
And, there are more than 2 teams in Glasgow.#football #Scotland #SPFL #Gaelic #Gàidhlig #MastoDaoine #SupportYourLocalTeam #HMFC
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Gu dearbh!
Agus tha barrachd na Celtic agus Sevco ann an Glaschu.Indeed!
And, there are more than 2 teams in Glasgow.#football #Scotland #SPFL #Gaelic #Gàidhlig #MastoDaoine #SupportYourLocalTeam #HMFC
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Gu dearbh!
Agus tha barrachd na Celtic agus Sevco ann an Glaschu.Indeed!
And, there are more than 2 teams in Glasgow.#football #Scotland #SPFL #Gaelic #Gàidhlig #MastoDaoine #SupportYourLocalTeam #HMFC
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Gu dearbh!
Agus tha barrachd na Celtic agus Sevco ann an Glaschu.Indeed!
And, there are more than 2 teams in Glasgow.#football #Scotland #SPFL #Gaelic #Gàidhlig #MastoDaoine #SupportYourLocalTeam #HMFC
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Gu dearbh!
Agus tha barrachd na Celtic agus Sevco ann an Glaschu.Indeed!
And, there are more than 2 teams in Glasgow.#football #Scotland #SPFL #Gaelic #Gàidhlig #MastoDaoine #SupportYourLocalTeam #HMFC
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Le alasdairmaccaluim Tha mi gu math gu math dèidheil air busaichean-tràilidh agus tha mi dìreach air ionnsachadh mu làrach-lìn sgoinneil ùr. https://www.railmaponline.com/trolleybus.html Tha e a’ sealltainn a h-uile loidhne bus-tràilidh a bh’ ann riamh ann am Breatainn is Èirinn. Seo an lìonra a bh’ againn ann an Glaschu (1949-1967): Agus faodar na h-ainmean-àite a chur … https://treanaichean.wordpress.com/2026/05/15/aplacaidean-anaragach-viii-mapa-nam-bus-trailidh/
Tùs: https://treanaichean.wordpress.com/2026/05/15/aplacaidean-anaragach-viii-mapa-nam-bus-trailidh/
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Le alasdairmaccaluim Tha mi gu math gu math dèidheil air busaichean-tràilidh agus tha mi dìreach air ionnsachadh mu làrach-lìn sgoinneil ùr. https://www.railmaponline.com/trolleybus.html Tha e a’ sealltainn a h-uile loidhne bus-tràilidh a bh’ ann riamh ann am Breatainn is Èirinn. Seo an lìonra a bh’ againn ann an Glaschu (1949-1967): Agus faodar na h-ainmean-àite a chur … https://treanaichean.wordpress.com/2026/05/15/aplacaidean-anaragach-viii-mapa-nam-bus-trailidh/
Tùs: https://treanaichean.wordpress.com/2026/05/15/aplacaidean-anaragach-viii-mapa-nam-bus-trailidh/
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Perspectives on the Gaelic Caribbean: Irish, Scottish & Caribbean Connections
From the 17th to the 19th centuries, Gaelic speakers from Ireland & Scotland were present in the Caribbean in a variety of guises, both as indentured servants & as enslavers. This symposium, from 11 May 2026, examines some of the literary & historical entanglements & connections between Scotland & Ireland with the Caribbean.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR6BrKRMFKs
#Scottish #Irish #history #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #Gaeilge #Caribbean
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Perspectives on the Gaelic Caribbean: Irish, Scottish & Caribbean Connections
From the 17th to the 19th centuries, Gaelic speakers from Ireland & Scotland were present in the Caribbean in a variety of guises, both as indentured servants & as enslavers. This symposium, from 11 May 2026, examines some of the literary & historical entanglements & connections between Scotland & Ireland with the Caribbean.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR6BrKRMFKs
#Scottish #Irish #history #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #Gaeilge #Caribbean
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Perspectives on the Gaelic Caribbean: Irish, Scottish & Caribbean Connections
From the 17th to the 19th centuries, Gaelic speakers from Ireland & Scotland were present in the Caribbean in a variety of guises, both as indentured servants & as enslavers. This symposium, from 11 May 2026, examines some of the literary & historical entanglements & connections between Scotland & Ireland with the Caribbean.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR6BrKRMFKs
#Scottish #Irish #history #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #Gaeilge #Caribbean
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Perspectives on the Gaelic Caribbean: Irish, Scottish & Caribbean Connections
From the 17th to the 19th centuries, Gaelic speakers from Ireland & Scotland were present in the Caribbean in a variety of guises, both as indentured servants & as enslavers. This symposium, from 11 May 2026, examines some of the literary & historical entanglements & connections between Scotland & Ireland with the Caribbean.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR6BrKRMFKs
#Scottish #Irish #history #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #Gaeilge #Caribbean
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Perspectives on the Gaelic Caribbean: Irish, Scottish & Caribbean Connections
From the 17th to the 19th centuries, Gaelic speakers from Ireland & Scotland were present in the Caribbean in a variety of guises, both as indentured servants & as enslavers. This symposium, from 11 May 2026, examines some of the literary & historical entanglements & connections between Scotland & Ireland with the Caribbean.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR6BrKRMFKs
#Scottish #Irish #history #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #Gaeilge #Caribbean