December 2008

• 31/12/2008 610000 Scots have tuned into Gaelic BBC channel
  David Ross, The Herald
• 30/12/2008 Best show of the year in Warwickshire- Julie Fowlis
  The Leamington Spa Courier
• 30/12/2008 Gaelic programming must be made more relevant
  The Scotsman
• 30/12/2008 Healing the scars of the '45 rising
  Steven McKenzie, BBC News
• 28/12/2008 Media frenzy
  Peter John Meiklem, Sunday Herald
• 28/12/2008 Translating the Scottish name origins of Freddie Mac
  Dennis Adams, Beaufort Gazette, South Carolina
• 28/12/2008 Celebrate Scotland's culture
  Linda Fabiani, Sunday Herald
• 28/12/2008 Moira Jeffrey: Come home to real Scotland
  Scotland on Sunday
• 28/12/2008 Scotland takes the rap for hip hop
  Marc Horne, Scotland on Sunday
• 21/12/2008 The loneliness of the last native speaker
  The Toronto Star
• 19/12/2008 Aberdeenshire's first lady of Gaidhlig
  The Donside Piper
• 18/12/2008 Gael Force
  David Profumo, Gray's Sporting Journal
• 17/12/2008 Stories of homecoming: The incredible Journey
  Jim Gilchrist, The Scotsman
• 15/12/2008 Seattle Baroque in a lively holiday ode to Cape Breton music
  Philippa Kiraly, Seattle PI
• 15/12/2008 Exclusive: BBC admits it does not keep track of how many people watch £14m Gaelic channel's programmes
  Iain Hepburn, Daily Record
• 14/12/2008 Holyrood chiefs to spend £475,000 training staff how to be politically correct - Scottish parliament to learn Gaelic
  Simon Johnson, The Telegraph
• 14/12/2008 Jack McConnell and Alex Salmond at loggerheads over 'SNP hijacking' of Burns celebration
  Simon Johnson, The Telegraph
• 13/12/2008 New technology beats language barrier
  The Press and Journal
• 13/12/2008 The Doric Column
  Robbie Sheppard. The Press and Journal
• 13/12/2008 Jeremy Peat: Trying to make sure BBC is in tune with viewers in Scotland
  Jeremy Peat, The Scotsman
• 12/12/2008 Runrig@ Perth Concert Hall
  Alison Anderson, Perthshire Advertiser
• 12/12/2008 All-Gaelic film festival joins Celtic Connections programme
  Phil Miller, The Herald
• 11/12/2008 Hunt for Gaelic Filmmaking Talent
  AllmediaScotland
• 11/12/2008 Review - Doorley / Fowlis / Martin / NicAmhlaoibh - Dual
  Kenny Mathieson, The List
• 11/12/2008 Gaelic punk by way of Seattle
  Margaret Chrystall, Highland News
• 10/12/2008 SNP mark Human Rights Anniversary
  SNP News
• 10/12/2008 Be an extra in a new Gaelic soap
  Iain MacIver, The Press and Journal
• 10/12/2008 Karaoke Always hits a Bum Note
  Tam Cowan, Daily Record
• 09/12/2008 Isles' innovative idea wins award
  Donnie MacInnes, Stornoway Gazette
• 08/12/2008 Review: John McCusker's Under One Sky - featuring Julie Fowlis
  The Londonist
• 08/12/2008 Review: MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards
  Rob Adams, The Herald
• 08/12/2008 Music Review: Scottish trad music awards
  The Scotsman
• 07/12/2008 Scottish crofters take demand for same rights as Aborigines to New York
  Mike Wade, The Times
• 07/12/2008 South Uist waits in the wings for star role in £30m soap
  Sunday Herald
• 06/12/2008 What makes Barra the best village in Britain
  Auslin Cramb, The Telegraph
• 04/12/2008 Review:John McCusker, Under One Sky, Pocklington Arts Centre
  Paul Rhodes, York Press
• 03/12/2008 Highland capital to host minority languages "Eurovision"
  Samantha Chetwynd
  The Press and Journal
• 02/12/2008 Island school offers classes in crofting
  The Scotsman
• 01/12/2008 Mountaineers take lessons in language of the hills - outdoor enthusiasts learn about the gaelic names of the places they visit
  The Press and Journal