Fundraising for a Gàidhlig centre in Inverness

This donation was contributed by many small contributors on Inverness High Street today. Many many thanks to each one of you.

Wishing you all the best!

Cumaibh a' Ghàidhlig beò!

The previous £80 in donations were received in cash from Anne Boag, Elizabeth Smith, Karen MacLeod, and an American visitor to Inverness.

Very best wishes with this, as someone learning Gaelic I would love to be able to access a resource like this.

Very best wishes with this, as someone learning Gaelic I wouldn’t love to be able to access a resource like this.

Go n-éirí libh! Tá súil agam go mbeidh mé in ann cuairt a thabhairt ar Chulturlann Inbhir Nis lá eicínt! Suas leis a' Ghàidhlig!!

Bidh mise a' dol ann!!!

Culturlann Inbhir Nis abú!

Wishing you every success in this commendable venture to repurpose a fantastic old building for a cause that all our forebears would cherish.

Tha e cho cudromach dachaigh aoigheil a bhith againn don Ghàidhlig. It is so important for us to have a welcoming home for Gaelic. I am happy to make a donation and regular monthly payments. Good luck!

Gur math a thèid dhuibh

Gura math, math a thèid leibh uile!

This donation is from a number of cash donations given on the High Street and at The Gathering Inverness: the man with Melness connections, a lady from Stornaway, an American lady, a man from Falkirk, Mrs Fleetwood, Donnchadh Dòmhnallach à Beinn na Faoghla is daoine eile. Moran taing dhuibh!

Such an amazing idea which hopefully takes off, good luck!

Good luck with the project

Gura math a thèid leibh.

Tha Gàidhlig sgoinneil!

Alba abú go deo

Best wishes for this marvellous idea! Tha mi ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig!

Bidh mise dol ann!

Math fhèin 😁

Best wishes! A Gàidhlig Centre in the Highland capital would be wonderful. Long overdue…

Bidh mise a’dol ann!

I visited Siamsa Tire In Tralee, County Kerry last year and saw a place emulating what you describe, it brought home to me that there’s nothing to tell our story here, cùm a dol!