Hi, I was surfing the web looking for Gaelic information when I found your site. I bookmarked it for future use. Thanks

I would like to thank everyone at the Gaelic College for helping to make my week there a truly memorable experience.

I'm a teen living in Canada and I have a great interest in the Gaelic language and the Celts and was so happy when I found this. I've always wanted to learn the languages and now, next summer, I can attend
I'm so thrilled!

Halo is Mise Rebecca Campbell, I have been looking for some time to learn gaelic as it has been in my family for generations as well as the music, i was born in Antigonish, i have been wanting to get in touch with that side of my life for some time, when i was perusing this site i happened to come across the roster for this summer (2010) and the name Michael Campbell jumped out at me so i had to check and what do you know my uncle is teaching here this summer what a pleasant surprise....if you are reading this hello uncle Michael

In my search for a Gaelic language course, I happened to Google your website. I\'m thrilled! Your site is beautiful, and it is so heartwarming to learn that the Scottish language, music, and crafts are being preserved and taught here in Canada. I hope one day to learn Gaelic through your courses, and to be able to read my centuries-old sheepskin-bound family Bible and recipe book. Thank you most sincerely.

I was looking for Gaelic research material and I found your web site.

You have a very beautiful campus. I particularly enjoyed looking through your picture gallery. The winter pictures were truly breathtaking.

I was googling for some gaelic college information and just stumbled across this guestbook and the site.

I really love it, great work!

I was looking for Gaelic research material and I found your web site. Very nice job with the information in the site. Thank you J.D.

I am from the Isle of Skye in the highlands of Scotland, and am thinking of doing a gap year in Nova Scotia. Would anyone be able to tell me which ares in Nova Scotia contain the largest Gaelic speaking population?
Tapadh leibh.