Meanings of gaelic language in English

Admittedly in 2009 the Manx Gaelic language was declared "extinct" by Unesco.

They were in the Gaelic language, which was often spoken by Simon and his family.

In Northern Ireland as a whole, use of the Irish Gaelic language is indeed below that of Cantonese.

Charles asked about the strange Highland dress, which he had not seen before, and about the Gaelic language.

I like the Gaelic language, and have attended evening classes in an effort to improve my cúpla focail.

Now some are now treasuring their Scottish heritage, leading to a renewed interest in the Gaelic language, music and culture.

They brought with them the Gaelic language, a simple but austere religion, habits of frugality and method, and aggressive health.

This will be the fifth time the festival which celebrates Gaelic language, culture and history will be held in the Western Isles.

The Irish Gaelic signs in Queen's Students' Union were tokenistic and played no useful part in the promotion of the Irish Gaelic language.

Sir, -As many Irish speakers have stated, the Gaelic language is the first official language of the State and our native tongue.

A few months ago I was channel surfing here in London where I live, and skimmed by BBC Alba, the Scottish Gaelic language television channel.

However, Gaelic language activists point out that more than 6,000 children are now studying at Irish-first schools and the sector is growing.

Translated from the Gaelic language by James MacPherson," London, 1762; together with "Temora, an Ancient Epic Poem in Eight Books," etc., etc., London, 1763.