Gaelic Culture Pulse

The report concedes unreliable literacy data, stalled attainment progress, and Pupil Equity Funding now covering basic costs, yet proposes a powerful...

Over 250 entries across verse speaking, singing, drama and piping at the Lochalsh Mod reveal strong community participation in Gaelic performance and...

Wigtown Book Festival created space for Gaelic cultural memory as folklorist Sarah Clegg traced faerie origins to the aes sidhe and other traditions,...

The Gaelic College Foundation has elected five new governors and unveiled plans for a strategic plan due February 2027, alongside a governance and...

Glasgow Cathedral opens its doors this Saturday for free performances by four local Gaelic choirs, creating an accessible gateway to Gaelic song and...

Gaelic speakers in Glasgow are actively reshaping how the city’s green spaces are interpreted through their own community-curated exhibition.

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A rural Argyll and Bute group is sustaining Gaelic language and culture via an intimate music festival rooted in local tradition.

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North Lanarkshire's second Local Mòd drew nearly 300 competitors, showcasing how local events are expanding Gaelic reach.

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The University of Glasgow's draft Gaelic Language Plan 2027-2032 sets out an ambitious vision to strengthen Gaelic learning, teaching, research and...

Families weighing Gaelic-medium education gain direct, practical insights from active teachers and Bòrd na Gàidhlig professionals at the upcoming online session, covering benefits and options across all levels.

Peggy Stewart’s 1979 testimony, preserved by the Digital Archive of Scottish Gaelic, safeguards distinctive North Uist vocabulary and idioms such as...

Scotland's PGDE graduate entry route now offers Gaelic-medium training for secondary subjects including Italian and Spanish, directly supporting staffing for Gaelic-medium education.

The Scottish Parliament motion explicitly recognises the unique contribution that Gaelic language and culture make to enriching Scotland’s society and...

Sabhal Mòr Ostaig’s BA (Hons) Gaelic and Education has ranked seventh in the UK and first in Scotland in the Guardian University Guide 2027, its...

Celtic Colours International Festival links Cape Breton's shifting autumn landscape to living Celtic music and storytelling, drawing on Scottish and...

The Gaelic Literature Awards 2026 reveal a robust contemporary ecosystem, with judges praising the range of submissions and growth in original Gaelic...

Major capital investment has transformed Comunn Eachdraidh Nis’s heritage centre in North Dell, with over £330,000 spent on accessibility upgrades...

A £2,000 grant from Point and Sandwick Trust is enabling the son of late Bayble poet Christina Macdonald to compile her five decades of Gaelic songs...

• GME provision spans Early Years, Primary and Secondary, needing fluent Gaelic speakers for supply cover
• Flexible roles support continuity across...

Acair claimed a clean sweep of every category they entered at the 2026 Gaelic Literature Awards, taking prizes for fiction, poetry and children’s...