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Highland Fling: The rise of Inverness as a Hogmanay hoolie capital - Vimarsana News

Highland Fling: The rise of Inverness as a Hogmanay hoolie capital

As the pandemic cuts a swathe through Hogmanay celebrations for the second year running, it’s good to remember the way we were.

Further artists announced for HebCelt's 25th celebration in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Further artists announced for HebCelt's 25th celebration in 2022

As preparations for HebCelt's 25th anniversary continue, further artists have been announced to perform at the festival in July 2022.

Texas, Seasick Steve and Tide Lines to headline HebCelt 2022 - Vimarsana News

Texas, Seasick Steve and Tide Lines to headline HebCelt 2022

Texas, Seasick Steve and Tide Lines have been announced as headliners for HebCelt’s delayed 25th anniversary festival next year.

'Some people find it very unusual that I speak Gaelic' - Vimarsana News

'Some people find it very unusual that I speak Gaelic'

Gaelic speakers of African and Caribbean descent have shared their experiences in a BBC Alba documentary.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Robert in Lockdown - 1.7.21 | The Oban Times - Vimarsana News

Robert in Lockdown - 1.7.21 | The Oban Times

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