I'm not a Scot........

[Anordinarymum]

but just wanted to say that last night I discovered Scotland's best kept secret and it has changed my life

Oh no! I saw him on the news the other day moaning about Westminster whilst in Westminster 😂

My kids have all spoken Gaelic since age 3 when they started nursery when we lived in the outer Hebrides and have had all their pre-uni education in Gaelic. They chat in the language all the time, amongst the three of them and with some of their friends it's definitely their first language. They're 17, 19 and 21. We live in Glasgow now but spend as much time as we can at our Hebridean home. Dh and I only came south again this morning!

Runrig were great, and fab back in the Donnie days. But you need to hear Peat and Diesel, Tidelines, Manran, Skippinish, Peatbog Faeries. We listened to Runrig on the drive from Ullapool to Inverness today though!

I had a friend from Mallaig when I was in college her first language was Gaelic I remember going to her parents for a long weekend and her family chatted away I remember they had the Sunday bible study in their home and it was all in Gaelic I was mesmerised by it like it was
Some magical language and incidently where I first heard Runrig

Wonderful Rybrig

I have many memories of runrig concerts back in the day! Loch Lomond, Edinburgh, Stirling, Livingston... Loved them!

@Bloodypunkrockers he's on news night bumping his gums about he's such a horses arse I never realised !