Scottish Gaelic was and still is a language spoken in Scotland. This article will focus on Scottish Gaelic literature. For more information on the history of the language refer to our previous article on Gaelic laguage. Scottish Gaelic was spoken i… more »

The Glanmasan Manuscript is a Scottish Gaelic 15th century mammal skin manuscript concerning the Ulster Cycle. The Glenmasan Manuscript contains a collection of stories like "The deaths of the sons of Uisnech", "Deirde and the Sons of Uisneach" and "… more »

Samhain is a Celtic celebration, now often referred to as “The Celtic New Year”. Samhain has a number of different interpretations both in a historical and contemporary context, but they all have a general time in common. Typically, in Gaelic culture… more »

Hogmanay is the Scottish celebration of the last day of the year. Technically Hogmanay is the equivalent of the Scottish celebration of New Year, although putting it in such plain terms is certainly unfair to the event. In an interesting paradox, Hog… more »