Gaelic College language course in Mabou not being offered in 2026
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Gaelic College language course in Mabou not being offered in 2026
The program was offered through the Gaelic College in collaboration with Cape Breton University. The president of the college said the institution is losing more than $200,000 in funding from the province and federal government.
£1.5 Million Boost for Gaelic as South Uist Cultural Centre Opens
A major centre for Gaelic language, music and culture in South Uist has officially opened its latest phase as £1.5 million of new funding is announced to help Gaelic thrive in communities across Scotland. First Minister John Swinney officially opened the second phase of Cnoc Soilleir, a cultural and learning centre which brings together Ceòlas Uibhist and UHI North, West and Hebrides. The centre has received £7.6 million of Scottish Government s…
Supporting Gaelic culture to thrive - Cnoc Soilleir opens as £1.5 million announced to boost Gaelic language
First Minister John Swinney has officially opened the second phase of Cnoc Soilleir in South Uist – a cultural venue working to showcase and promote Gaelic arts and culture including music, language and dance. Supported by £7.6 million in Scottish Government funding since 2017, Cnoc Soilleir is home to the joint venture partnership of Ceòlas Uibhist and UHI North, West and Hebrides.
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