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Explore the Gaelic landscape around Callander through a series of 12 Points of Interest.
NEW Gaelic digital resource!
Interested in finding out the meanings behind some of Callander's Gaelic place-names while also enjoying some lovely landscape views from the comfort of your home? Have a look at our new storymap, which includes sound-files to help with pronunciation.
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Learn Gaelic have recently added some extras to the “Speaking Our Language” content on their website. Each episode now includes a listen, and repeat, or “can seo” section, …
THE voices of farmers, crofters and fishermen are to speak to the world as a university releases recordings from its Gaelic archive.
THE voices of farmers, crofters and fishermen are to speak to the world as a university releases recordings from its Gaelic archive. More than 40 audio files recorded in Scotland and Canada have been put online by Glasgow University. They include everything from fairy tales to fishing terminology and stories about dating, with the earliest dating back to the 1970s. Now the Digital Archive of Scottish Gaelic (DASG) is seeking the families of those featured in order to reunite them with their relatives’ voices and stories. Many of those who spoke with researchers have since died, and organisers say success will allow their loved ones to hear the clips for the very first time. Commenting, professor Rob Ó Maolalaigh, professor of Gaelic and director of DASG, said: “Our archive is a living memory connecting us directly through an oral history of storytelling and song to the traditional Gàidhealtachd of previous generations.”
Shared with Dropbox
Stephanie Carlyle is generously putting all the programming from her Guth nan Gaidheal radio station on Dropbox for a month so that anyone who wants it can have it. Stories and poetry in Gaelic ... a rare resource. She has invited us to share it widely.
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We've all had our wits scared out of us by films, images, and the written word, but somehow few forms work their haunting magic quite so effectively as sound alone.
Là Naomh Anndra
A' lorg an sgeulachd mu dhèidhinn Naomh Anndra 'sa Ghàidhlig?
Rach gu https://www.lasadh.co.uk/de-tha-dol/ airson PowerPoint.
An Sgeulachd Ghoirid: Goireas taic airson sgoilearan, oileanaich no daoine aig a bheil ùidh anns na sgeulachdan goirid ann an litreachas na Gàidhlig.
The Short Story: PDFs of short stories, which appear in Scottish Gaelic literature, with accompanying sound files, so you can listen as you read.
