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Kildare Nationalist — Newbridge people saddened at passing of Brother Michael Broderick - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Newbridge people saddened at passing of Brother Michael Broderick

Generations of Newbridge people were saddened this week to learn of the passing of Brother Michael Broderick of the Patrician Brothers. Brother Michael…

Have your say on the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) proposed new Gaelic language plan - Vimarsana News

Have your say on the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) proposed new Gaelic language plan

Public opinion is being sought to help shape a proposed new Gaelic language plan.

'An idyllic, wild place': the recovery of Skye's most beautiful peninsula | Isle of Skye holidays - Vimarsana News

'An idyllic, wild place': the recovery of Skye's most beautiful peninsula | Isle of Skye holidays

Gaelic has flourished in recent years around Sleat in the south of the island and it is contributing to a reinvigorated sense of identity

WHILE I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: Charles Bannerman maintains every effort to sustain and nurture Gaelic has to count - Vimarsana News

WHILE I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: Charles Bannerman maintains every effort to sustain and nurture Gaelic has to count

No image says "Inverness" more loudly than our castle, so the entire property must be deployed to the maximum benefit of both city and citizens.

WHILE I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: Charles Bannerman argues that Highland Council plans to turn the revamped Inverness Castle into a showcase for Gaelic language and culture must be free of antagonistic tokenism - Vimarsana News

WHILE I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: Charles Bannerman argues that Highland Council plans to turn the revamped Inverness Castle into a showcase for Gaelic language and culture must be free of antagonistic tokenism

No image says “Inverness” more loudly than our castle, so the entire property must be deployed to the maximum benefit of both city and citizens.