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Ceòl – Music

Andrew Dunlop – Joy’s amazingly talented younger brother, a maestro on both piano and harp.
Archie MacFarlane – Fantastic photographer and accordion whizz.
Atomic Piseag – Award winning Argyll ladies’ Gaelic choir.
Ceann an Tuirc – A collection of Argyll’s most talented male singers, kept under control by Joy!
Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association – Glasgow based Gaelic choir
Derrick and Melody Cameron – Fantastic Cape Breton couple who dazzle with their fiddle, guitar and step dancing skills.
International Pan-Celtic Festival – Annual event that brings all 7 Celtic nations together.
Music in Scotland – A gateway to Scotland’s music.
Rachel Hair – A beautiful harpist.
Taynuilt Gaelic Choir – The multi-prize winning choir from Argyll.
The Royal National Mòd – Scotland’s premier Gaelic and Music festival.
Twelfth Day – Scottish fiddle & harp duo.

Gàidhlig – Gaelic

An Comunn Gàidhealach – Gaelic promotion organisation & organisers of the Royal National Mod.
An Gàidheal Ùr – Now defunct Gaelic newspaper.
An Lòchran – Organisation responsible for promoting Gaelic arts in Glasgow.
Argyllgaelic.org – Where to find out what’s happening in Argyll in relation to Gaelic.
Bòrd na Gàidhlig – Non-departmental public body established to promote and develop the use and understanding of Gaelic.
Bliadhna nan Òran – Fantastic online resource: a must for anyone interested in Gaelic songs.
Clì – Gaelic Learners Association who produce the Cothrom magazine.
Comann na Gàidhlig – Organisation responsible for the development and promotion of Gaelic.
Comann nam Pàrant – Support and information for parents of children in Gaelic-medium education.
Fèisean nan Gàidheal – Supports the development of community-based Gaelic arts tuition festivals.
Pròiseact nan Ealan – Development agency for the Scottish Gaelic Arts.
Sabhal Mòr Ostaig – Scottish Gaelic medium college.
Sradagan – Fun for children aged 5 – 12.
Tobar an Dualchais – A treasure trove of Gaelic archives.
Ulpan – A fresh approach to learning Scottish Gaelic.