Fiosrachadh mu na tha dol ann an Dun Eidean. Tuilleadh bhon cheangal. Tha fiosrachadh mar seo cho feumail!
Info from Com-pàirteachas Gàidhlig Dhùn Èideann (Edinburgh Gaelic Partnership)
Sunday 01.03.09 – 12.30pm Weekly Gaelic service, Greyfriars Kirk, Greyfriars Place. Mr John A. Macmillan. (Cont: 225 1900).
Tuesday 03.03.09 – 7.30pm Gaelic Conversation Circle – SNP Rooms, North St. Andrew [...]

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Ach, a bheil iad a’ faighinn cothroman an cànain a chleachdadh? Gun chothroman choimhearsnachd, no rudan cool sna meadhanan, eil foghlam gu feum??
There has been a 6% rise in the number of school pupils in Scotland being taught through Gaelic-medium education.
Scottish Government figures reveal 2,766 pupils received some or all of their tuition in the [...]

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A former chief inspector of Gaelic education has accused broadcasters of corrupting the traditional Scottish language to the extent that it could be reduced to a version of English.
Murdo Macleod, a member of the Council of the Gaelic Society of Inverness and a leading figure on the Celtic Congress, said that he was worried about [...]

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Òraid 2.1: Stòr-fhàclan (Lecture 2.1: Vocabulary) : Crìstean-MacMhìcheil.co.uk - Learning Gaelic.
Tha an darna leasain bho “Learning Gaelic” a-nise air loidhne.
Gabh suil an seo

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BBC NEWS| Scotland | Highlands and Islands | Gaelic for wildlife goes online.
Tha faclair ur air nochdadh an-diugh fhein, loma-lan fhacail airson nithean nadarrach mu chuairt orinn.
Seo na thuirt Shona Sloan aig Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) “The Gaelic for owl is unsurprising - cailleach oidhche, or old woman of the night. The male is bodach [...]

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Seo agaibh larach ur Ghaidhlig far a bhios leasain ur gach seachdain.
A new Gaelic website is up and running which offers a new lesson each week.
Gabh suil an seo. Check it out there  <<-

Innse dhuinn, de ur barail? Agus, fhad’s a tha sinn air a chuspair, de an doigh as fhasa a lorg sibhse gus [...]

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