WHEN cult Gaelic rock group Runrig signed off at their final concerts at Stirling some weeks ago their popularity with fans of all ages was abundantly evident. Forty years earlier these young Gaelic speakers launched their band and captured the lasting interest of many in their language and the challenging history of their people. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16967049.agendea-youth-will-be-to-the-fore-with-gaelic-at-the-mod/
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Brian McGuireOctober 8, 20181 Mins read
Agendea: Youth will be to the fore with Gaelic at the Mod
Brian McGuireOctober 8, 20181 Mins read 
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