13th January 2009
Increasingly businesses and community groups throughout Scotland are seeing benefits of producing a variety of signs in English and Gaelic. Whilst there are few native Gaelic speakers in Cowal, the interest in the Gaelic language and culture is blossoming. Tourists, particularly those attracted to Cowal as part of Homecoming Scotland 2009, are increasingly expecting to see bi-lingual signs.
17th January 2009
The 2009 Nòs Ùr competition is attracting interest from Shetland at the very north of the UK to Brittany in France, and many points in between.
22nd January 2009
Pròiseact nan Ealan (PnE) and Murray International Language Centre (MiLC) are pleased to announce the official launch of Seinn thu Fhèin – the brand new Gaelic karaoke DVD. The DVD will be launched during the Celtic Connections festival on Friday 23rd January from 5 – 6pm. The launch will take place at the Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) as part of the inaugural Gaelic Film and Music Festival, Film ‘s Craic (22nd – 24th January).
26th January 2009
The Blas Festival is set to play a role in attracting tourists to the Highlands as it launches its new programme for 2009.