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  1. “An entire system of comharran – Gaelic navigational marks – surrounds the islands… A wealth of knowledge about the creatures which populate these fishing grounds is also encoded within the Gaelic language.”

    theconversation.com/how-scotti

    #Scotland #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #conservation #marinelife #language #minoritylanguages #Hebrides

  2. “An entire system of comharran – Gaelic navigational marks – surrounds the islands… A wealth of knowledge about the creatures which populate these fishing grounds is also encoded within the Gaelic language.”

    theconversation.com/how-scotti

    #Scotland #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #conservation #marinelife #language #minoritylanguages #Hebrides

  3. “Scientists searched for the inclusion of the Gaelic words for oyster or oysters – eisir, eisirein and eisirean – and oyster habitats… They then found an oyster bed that had not been previously documented”

    The discoveries could help rebuild native oyster populations

    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ck4gl6

    #Scotland #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #conservation #marinelife #language #minoritylanguages #Hebrides

  4. “Scientists searched for the inclusion of the Gaelic words for oyster or oysters – eisir, eisirein and eisirean – and oyster habitats… They then found an oyster bed that had not been previously documented”

    The discoveries could help rebuild native oyster populations

    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ck4gl6

    #Scotland #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #conservation #marinelife #language #minoritylanguages #Hebrides

  5. NAMING THE SNAKES: New Writing Scotland 44
    Edinburgh launch
    15 September, Blackwell’s, South Bridge – £3 / £11 with book

    Celebrate the latest issue with a mix of readings of poetry, short fiction & non-fiction in English, Gaelic & Scots – all welcome!

    eventbrite.co.uk/e/naming-the-

    #Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #Scots #Scotslanguage #poetry #shortstories #shortfiction #writing #writingcommunity #booklaunch #Edinburgh

  6. NAMING THE SNAKES: New Writing Scotland 44
    Edinburgh launch
    15 September, Blackwell’s, South Bridge – £3 / £11 with book

    Celebrate the latest issue with a mix of readings of poetry, short fiction & non-fiction in English, Gaelic & Scots – all welcome!

    eventbrite.co.uk/e/naming-the-

    #Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #Scots #Scotslanguage #poetry #shortstories #shortfiction #writing #writingcommunity #booklaunch #Edinburgh

  7. “Our Three-Voiced Country”: 20th-century cross-currents in Gaelic & other Scottish writing
    26–28 June, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Skye

    This conference will examine the shared influences & interconnections between Gaelic & other Scottish writing, from the Celtic Revival & the Scottish Renaissance to the beginnings of the new millennium

    @litstudies

    smo.uhi.ac.uk/co-labhairt-bhli

    #Scottish #literature #conference #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #20thcentury #CelticStudies

  8. “Bealltain (Beltane) is the first day of May. On May Day all the fires of the district were extinguished & ‘tein eigin’, need-fire, produced on the knoll.”

    —“Am Beannachadh Bealltain” (“The Beltane Blessing”)
    from Carmina Gadelica (Alexander Carmichael, 1900), online via the National Library of Scotland

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    digital.nls.uk/early-gaelic-bo

    #Scottish #Gaelic #Gaidhlig #folklore #CelticStudies #Bealltain #Beltane #MayDay

  9. CFP
    A Kingdom in Perplexity: Voices of Seventeenth-Century Scotland Symposium
    11 June, University of Glasgow

    Postgraduate & Early Career Researchers specialising in any aspect of early modern Scottish history, literature & culture are invited to participate in the University of Glasgow’s new interdisciplinary research symposium. Contact [email protected] for details.

    #Scottish #literature #history #culture #celticstudies #callforpapers #Gaelic #Gaidhlig

  10. Folklore Material in Ruaraidh Erskine’s Gaelic Magazines
    13 March, free online

    Dr Petra Poncarová discusses materials on Scottish & other Celtic folklore published in Ruaraidh Erskine of Mar’s Gaelic magazines from 1900 to the 1930s

    llc.ed.ac.uk/celtic-scottish-s

    #Scottish #literature #Gaidhlig #Gaeilc #folklore #CelticStudies #20thcentury

  11. Nam bhodach liath a-nis
    a’ streap gu mullach a bhràighe,
    chan eil mi a’ còrdadh riut, a Llywarch,
    mun bhata càm is riatanach gach là…

    —Uilleam Nèill, “Freagairt Do Llywarch Hen”
    published in FRIENDS & KANGAROOS: New Writing Scotland 17 (ASL, 1999)

    (Llywarch Hen, c.534–608 CE, was an early Welsh poet & prince of Rheged, who complained about his advancing age & dependence on his walking stick)

    #Scottish #literature #poem #poetry #Gaelic #Gaidhlig #Welsh #CelticStudies

  12. A Tain artist is using her murals to breathe new life into Gaelic, inspired by her late grandmother’s native tongue. #Gàidhlig #Gaelic #BaileDhubhthaich #Tain

    ‘Better broken Gaelic than Gae...

  13. Rocking it out to Triple J's Hottest 100 Like a Version! Gang of Youths has popped up for the first time at number 75

    Seis mhòr ann an Astràilia airson an Ceud Nas Teotha air Triple J an-diugh!

    #TripleJ #LikeAVersion #TripleJLikeAVersion #GangOfYouths #Gàidhlig #AusMusic #ceòl #Australia