The name Seamus Blake says it all. Blake is the son of immigrants from Ireland and an “evangelist” of the Gaelic language. He has a weekly broadcast on WFUV-FM in New York that plays everything from Afro-Celtic funk to lessons on how to speak the...
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For the first time ever the second language spoke most in Scottish schools is Polish in 19 local authorities across the country. In the past it has been Punjabi and Urdu that was heard most, but in recent times alongside Polish, Cantonese, Arabic, French and Gaelic are up and...
Some were sceptical when Barack Obama told Jewish voters that his first name had the same Semitic root as Hebrew "Baruch," meaning "A blessing." [1] Although further speculation (not by Obama) that Barack was...
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The third report from the Scottish Broadcasting Commission (SBC) setup to investigate the state of television production and broadcastingin Scotland, was published last week. The report, titled 'InterimReport of...
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The debate following a decision by a Scottish Council to have Gaelicand English bilingual road signs is continuing this week, as someCouncillors argue that the idea is ridiculous. The Highland Council approved the...
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The Hebridean Celtic Festival runs from 11th to 14th July 2007 and is headlined by The Proclaimers [Fri], Moving Hearts [Thurs], Seth Lakeman [Fri], Berrogüetto [Thurs], Peatbog Faeries [Sat], Oojami [Sat]...
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