Accents in this document are represented by a / or \ after the vowel in question e.g. e/ represents e-fada (=e acute)
Sections:
- The Celts and Celtic language questions
- The Celts
- The Celtic languages
- What is GAELIC-L, WELSH-L, CELTIC-L, IRTRAD-L and how do I subscribe?
- Where can I get Celtic Music?
- How do I identify which Celtic language this is?
- Books for Celtic names for children
- Multilingual publications
- General on-line language resources
- Pan Celtic information
- Alba - Scotland
- Scotland's name
- Celtic background
- Where can I get Gaelic books?
- How can I learn Gaelic?
- Where can I get Gaelic music and words to Gaelic tunes, info on Gaelic
- Are there any files I can access for more information on Gaelic?
- Scottish music radio programmes
- How can I get Gaelic TV/radio programmes
- Info on Robert Burns
- Info on cooking and haggis
- Where can I get haggis ?
- What is the Scots language. Who do I contact for more info?
- What Scottish Record labels are there
- How do I find out about Folk events in Scotland which might be on?
- When are the major Scottish folk festivals
- Where's a good place to buy folk records?
- How do I trace my Scottish ancestry ?
- Any Scottish songs on-line?
- What's the number of the Scottish Tourist Board ?
- Politics: Scotland and the UK/devolution/independence
- When are Burns night and St Andrews Day.
- How do I find out about Highland Games or Mods in my area. What is a Mod?
- Information on Runrig
- Information on Capercaillie
- Scottish Cultural classes (music, singing, language, history etc)
- Gaelic wedding blessing
- Dalriada Celtic society BBS
- The Gaelic for "Frequently Asked Questions"
- Edinburgh Festival Fringe
- Living Tradition.
- Seeing Underground Edinburgh
- Primary Literary figures
- Scottish Guide books.
- Primary folk music pubs
- What is a Ceilidh
- Best Scottish pubs
- Scottish Kings
- Attitudes towards Gaelic TV in Scotland
- What does Craig's signature mean?
- Where can I buy a kilt/Highland accessories
- Scottish song books
- Books for learning the fiddle
- Whisky (whiskey)
- The Scottish Youth Hostels Association
- The Ramblers Association
- Books for hillwalkers
- What is a Munro/Corbett?
- Legal questions
- Gaelic festivals
- Gaelic playgroups
- Scotch
- Plaid
- Alba Nuadh - Nova Scotia
- Highly recommended newspaper
- Some info on Cape Breton Step Dancing
- Cape Breton Songs
- Cape Bretoner newspaper
- History
- Breizh - Brittany
- Cymru - Wales
- Eire - Ireland
- General Information
- Info from the CIA yearbook - Republic of Ireland ONLY
- What to call the Republic and the North (Ulster != NI)
- Music & Art
- Rec.music.celtic etc.
- Translation of Clannad/Enya/etc. lyrics
- List of sessions
- Tourism
- Contact numbers
- Places to visit in Ireland
- Festivals
- Gaeilge na hE/ireann (Irish Gaelic) Language
- Common greetings/sayings in Irish Gaelic
- Irish Gaelic courses in Ireland and elsewhere
- Availability of Irish Gaelic books, videos and music
- Politics
- Political parties in Northen Ireland.
- Contraception, Divorce, Abortion and Homosexuality in the Republic.
- Sport
- LOI soccer mailing list
- GAA & Hurling
- History
- Why is Ireland divided?
- Chronological list of dates of Irish History
- Books & Papers
- Subscriptions to newspapers
- List of books
- Internet information services
part2
- ftp sites for the peace declaration, constitution, opshal findings, RTE news etc
- Cuisine
- Miscellaneous
- Getting jobs in Ireland
- Applying for Irish citizenship
- What is the Claddagh ring?
- Irish National Anthem
- Kernow - Cornwall
- Mannin - Isle of Man
- Celtic events & societies in major cities around the world
Because few people have MIME mailers at the moment, we have to represent the accented vowels in Gaelic by writing a / or \ after the vowel in question to indicate an acute or grave accent. There is a GAELIC-M list though for those with MIME capability, and this is mirrored to GAELIC-L.
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Craig Cockburn, pronounced 'Coburn' E-Mail: craig@scot.demon.co.uk
Sgri\obh thugam 'sa Ga\idhlig ma 'se do thoil e.