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Iain F MacleodA bilingual blog (Scottish Gaelic & English) -writing (fiction & non-fiction) a podcast and short films. By Iain F Macleod.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 33 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 4 months ago |
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Gaelic Lullabies
Gaelic lullabies, or tàlaidhean, were for comforting children and helping them sleep. But they had another side to them. At a time when some forms of poetry such as political or panegyric were considered the domain of male poets, they were...
Ep 4. The Ullapool Klondykers
A story about a Russian fishing fleet anchored off the coast of a small village in the Highlands during the Cold War, drug running and Columbian drug cartels, the CID and the KGB… and Ullapool, a picturesque small town on the West Coast wit...
Hill of Blessings
People still come to this same place - Teampall Mholuaidh (St Moluag’s) in Ness, Lewis - for the same reason they did hundreds of years ago. To be healed.
In this post I will look at the origins of the church, a site consecrated in the 6th...
A Day of Summer in Winter
Read the Gaelic version below.
Reading Margaret Faye Shaw’s book ‘Folksongs and Folklore of South Uist’, I came across ‘Duan na Ceàrdaich’ - the Song of the Smith. It’s a tale about Finn and the Fèinne.
It reminded me of spending time wit...
Latha Iuchair san Fhaoilleach
Read the English version here.
A’ leughadh an leabhair le Margaret Fay Shaw, thàinig mi tarsainn air Duan na Ceàrdaich, duan mu na Fèinne.
Chuir e nam chuimhne, a bhith a’ coinneachadh Iain Sheonaidh Smith nach maireann ann am Baghasdail,...
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I'm Iain F Macleod, a writer from the Isle of Lewis. gaelic.blog is in English and Scottish Gaelic - articles, video and a podcast. My other blog about playwriting, learning & teaching is at www.iainfmacleod.com.
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