Up with the Gaelic. Gàidhlig or Scottish Gaelic is the original language of the Clan Mackay. Most people in the Clan Mackay probably speak English now but no matter what language we may speak, Gàidhlig will always be the original language of the Clan for that is the language of the culture from which we sprang and is an important part of the identity of the Clan Mackay.

It is unknown whether Robert Mackay Sr. spoke or understood Gàidhlig or not. His will was written in English.

Below are links to some Gàidhlig and Highland Scottish related websites. Most of these sites were gleaned from a 'Yahoo' search and provide excellent information about Gàidhlig and on learning the language as well as some aspects of Highland Scottish culture.

Links to Gàidhlig & Highland Scottish related sites on the Web

Subscribe to: Clannada na Gadelica Public E-list Powered by groups.yahoo.com The Celtic League Subscribe to: The Celtic League News List Powered by groups.yahoo.com UK Birth Certificates Official UK Birth, Marriage and Death certificates, delivered worldwide to your door. Rampant Scotland Directory! 12,000+ Scottish-related Links, regularly updated. Dalriada Celtic Heritage Trust Scotland’s Online Resource Centre for Celtic Studies The Gaelic Language in North America - ACGA Gaelic and Gaelic Culture Fàilte gu Sabhal Mór Ostaig Gàidhlig Learners Resource The Gaelic Books Council Comhairle nan Leabhraichean Gaelic Languages Info Gaelic Harps & Harpers in Ireland & Scotland by The Honourable Robert Ruadh of the Isles Gàidhlig 4 U Slighe nan Gaidheal Comhairle Na Gàidhlig The Gaelic Council Of Nova Scotia Am Bràighe Visit their discussion forum Am Mòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail Home Page Keltoi A Gàidhlig music band Gaelic.net The Scottish Gaelic Learners Association K. L. Ussery's Homepage Learner's Scottish Gaelic Homepage Gaelic-English Dictionary Scottie Dogg's Homepage Global Gaeltalk William Knox-Pan-Celtic Phrasebook Rogue's Gallery Amanda's Celtic Cavern and Anglican ForumA website created by Amanda. It contains numerous discussion forums about a variety of subjects The Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library Family Tree A news magazine published by the Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library Bloody Culloden Remembering the Battle of Culloden The Potomac Celtic Festival The Thistle & Shamrock UHA, Ultimate Heavy Athletics Bringing traditional Highland Heavy Athletics to television! Mary Jane Lamond A traditional Gaelic singer from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Travel Scotland On A Personalised Small Group Tour webEcosse.comWebEcosse.com is a club for Scotland, about Scotland, for those who love coming to Scotland. Clothing of the Ancient Celts: A Guide to Celtic Costume Maps of Scotland FonoAsturThe regions of Galicia and Asturia in northwestern Spain have a Celtic heritage. This link has information on some of the musical groups from Asturia. Tartan TV'Tartan TV is a new internet television station which takes the 90 million international Scots (yes, there are that many of us!) back to the very heart of our homeland.' Breizh.net Breton Language website Clansman Knitwear Vintage Ireland Uniform Accessories & Scottish Jewelry Clanne Preachain Celtic Reinactment group. Responsible for the 'Tuathe Preachain' settlement at the Potomac Celtic Festival. Old homepage. An t-Alltan Dubh Duilleag Nèill Mac Eòghainn United Kingdom European Regional Directory Music from Scotland Instant download of MP3 files from Scotland. WWW.LEATHERSPORRANS.CO.UK Creaganan.com Sterling Silver Kilt Pins and Penannular Brooches Hebrides.com - Photographs Omniglot A guide to writing systems. Celtic languages: (Gàidhlig, Gaelige, Gaelg Vanninagh, Cymraeg, Kernewek/Kernuack, Ar Brezhoneg) Non Celtic languages used by Celtic peoples: (English, Gallego, Asturianu) Rudy Ramsey's Celtic Pages Contains links to Celtic themed radio stations and programmes. English traditions, customs and Culture Irish dictionary online Warlinenn - The Cornish Language Online Scottish Books from Scotland New, used and out of print Scottish books from the west of Scotland. Highland 2007 celebrating highland culture

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