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.
https://t.co/4xS2Fvlj3a
Chaidh sàr alt mu ar deidhinn fhoillseachadh anns An t-Albannach.
An excellent article about us has been published in @TheScotsman.
https://t.co/m9EpRXnQIR
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:
https://t.co/f4YkV8k3R2
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 @FilmGAlba and Pàdruig. Looking forward to a fun night in Glasgow at the ceremony #gaelicawards#finalist
@ambalbhan Is cinnteach gu robh a leithid de dh’abairt ri fhaicinn fo iomadh dreach a’ crochadh air an àite far an robh e dhìth.
Tha e car coltach ri:
“He that is without sin among you,
let him first cast a stone at her”
John 8:7
#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.
https://t.co/wKNq2rE7fc
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]
@dann9boy @aonghasphadraig 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#CaithnessGaelic#LatheronGaelic
EATHAN NAOGHAS MUILLEARACH
Croitear ’s post á Dùn Bheitheadh.
The late John Angus Miller of Dunbeath, pictured here in his croft in April 2010.
Perhaps the last man to have a few-phrase smattering of Caithness Gaelic.
#Gáidhlig Dhail Riada
#KilmartinMuseum
Nach math gum bith Gáilig an àite ri fhaicinn!
“Work has begun at Kilmartin Museum with Gaelic tradition-bearer Àdhamh Ó Broin to weave Gaelic language and culture into the exhibitions as part of the redevelopment.”
@Gaeliconsultant
#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.
https://t.co/mUD1hiJLbC
@psdialect @molach95
#Gàidhlig#Caithness#LatheronGaelic#CaithnessGaelic
“It was a time when Latheron was the Gaelic parish and when Gaelic was still common in the county, so that a family caught by the gaugers at the still could break into a Gaelic psalm just before entry was demanded”
Re: c1870
Today we heard from speakers from across the #climatejustice movement, including indigenous activists from @MingaIndigena, youth from @FFFMAPA, & Scottish activists.
#COP26 is happening as we live through a period of multiple breaking points from climate to COVID to racism.
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: https://t.co/kryjSiKD2U