The Herald » “Comic Says Gaelic Is ‘Political Weapon’” » http://bit.ly/sRxpz #
RT @asgerd Re AP article, see here http://is.gd/1F5v6 and http://is.gd/1F5AI for who to write to. #
RT @asgerd Reading: “Whitehall 1212: Last Sunday sailing, or the first one recalled.” ( http://bit.ly/1240rm ) #
RT @TweetUHI UHI to consult on Gaelic Plan: Series of bilingual public meetings [...]
RT @CEUig Still a possibility of there being a Sunday ferry this weekend after the Heb Celt Festival: http://is.gd/1wlO0 #
The GSI site is now back online.
Apologies for any inconvenience our (unplanned) downtime caused. #
News Team Weekly Twitter Digest for 2009-07-06 http://bit.ly/m7s1Q #
RT @I_learn_gaelic Learn Gaelic – Learn Gaelic – Podcast: Letter: 20 Jun 08: Litir [...]
RT @asgerd Eek. F.. http://bit.ly/QxWQq #
RT @CEUig Faith and Charity in St Kilda, 1697 – http://shar.es/u73d #
Mòran taing to @rebelscott for her kind @MrTweet recommendation: http://tinyurl.com/kwekze #
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We are glad to announce that Mairi A. Macdonald’s exhaustive ‘History of the Gaelic Society of Inverness from 1871–1971’ — originally published in volume XLVI of the Society’s Transactions — is once again online in its entirety, and can be viewed here.