Na Liostanna Gaelacha - Na Liostaichean Gaidhealacha - Ny Rolleyn Gaelagh
Éire | Alba | Mannin |
Gaelic-L Gaeilge/Gaedhilg agus Gàidhlig agus Gaelg/Gailck |
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Gaeilge-A Comhrá i nGaeilge |
Gaidhlig-A Còmhradh ’sa Ghàidhlig |
Gaelg Cooish sy Ghaelg & Manx Gaelic learners |
Gaeilge-B Irish Gaelic learners |
Gaidhlig-B Scottish Gaelic learners |
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⇒ All this explained in English |
Faisnéis an teaghlaigh | Fiosrachadh teaghlaich | Yn lught thie | Family information |
Na baill Leathanaigh lín ag na baill Pictiúir |
Na buill Duilleagan dachaigh Dealbhan |
Ny holteyn Ynnydyn-thie Cochaslysyn |
Members Members' homepages Photographs |
Faisnéis LISTSERV | Fiosrachadh LISTSERV | Fys LISTSERV | LISTSERV information |
Treoir úsáide Liostanna a lorg le CataList Liostanna ag listserv.heanet.ie |
Leabhar-iùil Lorg liostaichean le CataList Liostaichean aig listserv.heanet.ie |
Laue-lioar Shirrey rolleyn liorish CataList Rolleyn eg listserv.heanet.ie |
User Manual Search for lists with CataList Lists at listserv.heanet.ie |
Liostanna eile - Liostaichean eile - Rolleyn elley - Other lists
Explanation in English
This page is for information on Email lists devoted to speakers and
learners of the Gaelic language.
There are three varieties of Gaelic: Scottish Gaelic, Irish Gaelic, and Manx Gaelic. These are closely related and very similar, but they are not mutually understandable except to speakers who have had the equivalent of at least a couple of days contact with the other variety. (The other three Celtic languages, Welsh, Cornish and Breton, belong to a different branch and are not so closely related to Gaelic.)
Once upon a time there was the Email list Gaelic-L - for conversation in all three varieties of Gaelic. This list was very successful. However, it grew too big. Membership topped 1300, each receiving 20 or more messages per day. So other lists were set up:
Gaelic-L itself is still very much alive. It is of interest particularly to those who are fairly fluent in at least one variety of Gaelic and who also know or want to know a bit of the other varieties.
The page above contains links to information which is shared or of relevance to all the lists. To go to information specific to one of the lists you have to click on the list name.
If your interests are not in speaking or learning to speak Gaelic, but are rather peripheral to this, you may find these other English-language lists to be of more interest: