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A' faighneachd a-rithist (gu beòthail) airson planadh-cànain bhon bhonn suas ann an coimhearsnachdan traidiseanta, agus taic mhòr do chleachdadh na Gàidhlig san dachaigh, teaghlach agus ann am beatha làitheil. Cha shoirbhich fàs ann am FMG às aonais na bunait shòisealta seo.

Mo bhuidheachas mòr do na deasaichean agus do na lèirmheasaichean airson a‘ chuideachaidh a thug iad dhomh. An iris shlàn: clog.glasgow.ac.uk/ojs/index.php/…

Tha alt fada agamsa anns an àireimh as ùire de dh’Aiste air ‘Aonghas MacEanraig (1866–1937), à Àird nam Murchan: A bheatha agus a chuid sgrìobhaidhean'. Gheibh sibh air a leughadh an seo: clog.glasgow.ac.uk/.../ind.../ais…

'It's a killing field': IDF soldiers ordered to shoot at unarmed Gazans waiting for humanitarian aid haaretz.com/israel-news/20…

At Alexander Dennis, like in Grangemouth, decisions are made in boardrooms outside of Scotland which pivotally affect our future, says @ewangibbs.

At the ICJ this morning Blinne Ni Ghralaigh catalogues Israels violations (and defiance) of international law.

The new Moray West wind farm can ­power half the homes in ­Scotland – so powerful is our energy ­resource. It can, but it won’t - not directly. Instead Highlanders will continue to suffer fuel poverty. Where’s the outrage? thenational.scot/politics/25118…

Sgrìobh mi air a' chuspair seo an-uiridh: glaschutronghaidhlig.wordpress.com/2024/11/16/gai… Daoine craicte a roghnaicheadh Gàidhlig a chleachdadh mar phrìomh chànan làitheil san dachaigh is eile san latha a th' ann. Feumaidh sinn barrachd dhiubh! Agus chan e an stàit no maoineachadh etc. a nì seo dhuinn.

Faodar a bhith a' deasbad dè th' ann am prìomh chànan an taca ri cànan na dachaighe, ach aig cnag na cùise, chan eil e seasmhach ma tha àireamh cho beag den luchd-labhairt a' cleachdadh na #Gàidhlig o là gu là, a' togail an cuid cloinne & a' tighinn beò tro mheadhan na #Gaelic.

A-nochd! comannghlaschu.wordpress.com/2025/04/21/24-…

Tha toraidhean a' chunntais-shluaigh a-nis rim faicinn air mapa eadar-ghnìomhach an seo: scotlandscensus.gov.uk/atlas/chorople… Tha diofar mòr ann eadar an àireamh de dhaoine a chleachdas #Gàidhlig mar "phrìomh chànan" agus an àireamh de dhaoine aig a bheil "sgilean" #Gaelic @bbcnaidheachdan

Ceud bliadhna air ais, chum Comunn Gàidhlig Inbhir Nis a' chiad sheirbheis chuimhneachaidh aca aig làrach Bhlàr Chùil Lodair. Tha iad fhathast ga dhèanamh agus chruinnich iad aig an làraich an-diugh a-rithist. Chaidh Eileen NicDhòmhnaill ann dhuinn. bbc.in/3RYZra0

“Today, we face an even greater challenge. We must advance research into climate repair urgently, transparently & with utmost scientific & ethical rigour. We must use our voices, collectively & courageously, before the choices are no longer ours to make.” #ClimateCrisis

As Israel stepped up its annihilation of Gaza last night, Keir Starmer sent a UK spy plane to collect intel for them. This Shadow R1 left UK base on Cyprus at 11pm + spent 5 hours over Gaza. Anyone paying taxes in UK is paying for this holocaust. Labour members and unions, too.

Alexei Sayle “If you see anyone advocating for Israel on the TV or radio. One of their repellent spokespeople say, then they will be lying, because that’s what they do. They lie and they lie and they lie and they lie and they lie and they lie and they lie”

Here's your first look at tomorrow's front page 📰 Truth of medics' deaths exposed – plus, an exclusive interview with Patrick Harvie on his decision to step down 👀

During Ramadan, a charity kitchen gave out three thousand meals a day. Rice, meat- nothing extravagant, but enough to keep people moving, if only barely. The line was always long: barefoot children, hollow-eyed mothers. Then the food dwindled. First the meat. Then the rice. Then the silence. Today, there was nothing. The door stayed shut. A small boy stood closest, holding his container like something holy. His voice barely rose above the dust: “No rice today?” A man in a stained vest shook his head. No words. Just the gesture, final, like a curtain closing on a funeral no one attended. There were no tears left. No surprise. Hunger had become the atmosphere. The children drifted away. Some wandered aimlessly, still clutching their pots. Others returned to ruined homes, tents, hollow rooms with no glass in the windows. The sun burned. Nothing had changed. Their mothers waited, not with hope, but with the resignation of those who’ve made peace with cruelty. A mother doesn’t scream when there’s no food. She listens for her child’s empty return and prepares to say something kind with nothing in her hands. That night, the children slept, or something like it. The body shuts down what it can spare. Dreams were rare. The starving do not imagine. In the photo taken later, their faces showed nothing. Not because they felt nothing, but because feeling had long turned inward, into bone, into soul. And in that emptiness, something vast appeared: That children can starve under an open sky, and no one will come. That hunger is not the only absence. That you can cry out until even God becomes an echo. They would wake again. Wait again. And the days would go on, not because it made sense, but because no one remained to say otherwise. #GazaGenocide‌

Toiseach a’ Ghiblein agus chithear blàth air na craobhan SHIRIST. faclair.ac.uk/sirissirist.php Gheibhear an leabhar ‘Tabitha agus na blàthan-sirist’ aig SeoSibh bho @Storlann: seosibh.storlann.co.uk/items/feda12a1… #Gàidhlig #cleachdi

Since October 7, 2023, Israel has killed at least 17,400 Palestinian children in besieged Gaza. All of them spent their lives under an oppressive Israeli blockade and multiple wars. Who were the thousands of children who had their childhood stolen? aje.io/t1adfu

Nobody is coming to save the people of Gaza. Right now, we must bear witness for the reckoning to come.