Gaelic

There seems to have been some patronage of Gaelic poetry by the later Pictish kings.

Gaelic is the longest-standing language used in Scotland and can boast one of the richest song and oral traditions in Europe.

His mother read aloud to him and his brothers and sisters the high romance of Ossian, the legendary Gaelic hero.

though the Gaelic language is still heard in the Highlands and western isles, the English language is spoken all over the Scotland.

Listening very close, I caught the word "whatever" several times, but all the rest was Gaelic.

At the time of the Gaelic revival, Synge explored the soul of Ireland, using the islands' legends and way of speaking in his plays.

The word comes from Gaelic, the Celtic language of Scotland: A plaide is a woolen blanket with a checked pattern.

Poor Sir Charles's head was of a very rare type, half Gaelic, half Ivernian in its characteristics.

Its fantastic! Its fantastic! Do you know whats interesting, though? It sounds a bit like, like Gaelic!

Gaelic has been a dying language for many years, though children are nowadays taught it in school.

As for the main course, I think there might be Gaelic steak with mushroom sauce whiskey steak or lamb loin.

Conan is the name of two mythological figures from the Irish Gaelic tradition.

It is one of the Celtic family of languages and is closely related to Scots Gaelic, Welsh and Breton.

The news came out, the soldier's hometown Scottish Gaelic Lane County has to respond.

I was getting nervous! -It's fantastic! It's fantastic! Do you know what's interesting, though? It sounds a bit like, like Gaelic !

It costs $50 extra for a permit for hurling, soccer or Gaelic football games in a public park on a Sunday.

This was a Gaelic festival celebrated mainly in Ireland and Scotland.

She sings in Scottish Gaelic and spends her time touring around the world performing Gaelic music and song.

The Interprovincial Championship in both Gaelic Football and Hurling were held in Croke Park from up to and including 1986 and in 1991.

Although not an official language, Scottish Gaelic is spoken in some parts of Scotland, as well as English.

At this point, Irish prose writers began to preserve a record of Gaelic civilisation.

For example, Irish Gaelic was as commonly spoken as English in the American ranks during the American Revolution.

The Celtic ribes are ancestors of the Highland Scots, the Irish and the Walsh , and their languanges are the basis of Welsh and Gaelic.

"In our island the Latin appears never to have superseded the old Gaelic speech" (Macaulay).

A female spirit in Gaelic folklore believed to presage, by wailing, a death in a family.

Businessman Donald Trump has Scottish ancestry through his Gaelic-speaking mother , Mary, who set sail on the " Transylvania " in 1935 .

But the Ulster, the Northern part (now the Northern Ireland), has remained its original Gaelic culture.

She impressed her audience immediately by opening her speech in Gaelic with the words "President and friends" .

the Gaelic language being uncommonly vocalic- Walter Scott.

Only about 60, 000 Scots speak Gaelic and Alex Salmond, the Scottish National Party (SNP) leader, is rarely seen in a kilt.

Athletes from the sports of hurling and Gaelic football spoke to sports fans.

But by the 19th century, they wanted to revive Gaelic culture and the Irish language.

About 40 per cent of residents identify themselves as fluent in Gaelic on census forms.

An American has far better access today than ever before to texts in German or Polish or Gaelic.

These include Irish, Scots, Gaelic, Welsh, and more.

I'm just really sad I couldn't give my speech in Gaelic.

This is how Cornish and some dialects of Scottish Gaelic slipped into extinction.

I'm really sad I couldn't give a speech in Gaelic.

'James Stewart, ' said Alan, 'I'll ask ye to speak in English, because my friend here comes from the Lowlands, and cannot speak Gaelic. '

English is the language generally used, Irish (Gaelic) spoken mainly in areas located along the western seaboard

Victory of the people Colleen Gaelic