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Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic podcast on the Celtic culture channel. Great Celtic music, Interesting Gaidhlig language lessons, rich history, and important culture all wrapped up in a 30-45 minute podcast. Feuchamaich Beagan Gaidhlig - Lesson 9 - Months and days Celtic history Break - The Praying hands Everyday Celtic ways - Celtic god Cerunnos Celtic music by - Cliar, Emma Langford, Kim Carnie, and the Gothard sisters

Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic podcast on the Celtic culture channel. Great Celtic music, Interesting Gaidhlig language lessons, rich history, and important culture. First footing

Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic culture channel. A Celtic Christmas story By Jeff McDonald Padraig O'Donnell fell in love with a young Scottish nurse named Helen while healing in a British hospital during world war I. He had found himself fighting for a country he despised, but despite what you have heard the enemy of my enemy isn't always your friend. Sometimes a greater evil comes around and starts pushing its weight around and all those things you thought were so important go to the wayside, and you must focus on it. So that's what Padraig did, he focused on being a good soldier. It didn't take long for his obvious talents for bloody mayhem to become evident, and his superiors took notice. Again and again, he was put in increasingly dangerous situations and he always came out smelling like a rose. That is until the day that rose got trimmed, poor Padraig had survived numerous dangerous missions and ends up getting shot in the ass by a nervous private fresh off the boat. Padraig was shipped off to Britain for surgery and to recuperate, and sure enough, if his luck wasn't bad enough the war ends while he is laid up. The date was November 11, 1918, and while others were celebrating he was face down having a bullet dug out of his ass that was dangerously close to his spine. Last thing he remembers before surgery was a tune on the radio. His luck would turn around though, Mrs. Burnside was his personal nurse during the day and Mrs. Eagleton was his nurse at night. Both women would have to fight for the title of the ugliest woman in Britain, he thought. but at least they were nice, that was until he met them, from then his constant torture seemed to be what the doctor ordered. That was until three weeks before Christmas when his nurses were removed and replaced by Helen MacDonald a beautiful nurse from the isle of Skye in Scotland. At first sight of her, he fell in love, and then with the way she took such gentle care of him he fell even further. She spoke to Padraig like a friend, she would keep him distracted with an errand button undone so he would not feel the pain of having his dressing removed. She knew her feminine ways and how to use them to her benefit, but there was something in her eyes as well, he was growing on her. As the wounded were being shipped off to their perspective homes across the British Isles, the hospital infirmary became increasingly empty except for poor Padraig. Then as the nursing staff needed less it ended up being only poor Helen to care for her only patient. Lying in his bed waiting for Helen to come to care for him he turns on the radio.

Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic podcast on the Celtic culture channel. Great Celtic music, Interesting Gaidhlig language lessons, rich history, and important culture all wrapped up in a 30-45 minute podcast. Feuchamaich Beagan Gaidhlig - Xmas words Celtic history Break - Irish Xmas Traditions Everyday Celtic ways - Scottish Xmas Traditions Story - A Scottish Night before Christmas

Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic podcast on the Celtic culture channel. I have studied Celtic Christianity and being a Christian I thought others might like to hear a great message of salvation through your Lord Jesus Christ. I understand that some of you in the Celtic world are antithetical to the Christain faith, remember that some are not. You have the choice to watch and listen to this message, so be kind.

Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic podcast on the Celtic culture channel. Great Celtic music, Interesting Gaidhlig language lessons, rich history, and important culture all wrapped up in a 30-45 minute podcast. Feuchamaich Beagan Gaidhlig - Lesson 8 Celtic history Break - Celtic Massad Everyday Celtic ways - The Brown man of the Muir Celtic music by - Julie Fowlis, Merry Ploughboys, Kathleen MacInnes, Rachel Sermanni

Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic podcast on the Celtic culture channel. Great Celtic music, Interesting Gaidhlig language lessons, rich history, and important culture all wrapped up in a 30-45 minute podcast. Best of Ye olde Scot podcast

Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic culture channel. Learn a Gaelic Song - Good night to you, sung by Mary ann Kennedy A Gaelic 'parting song' of the 1890s composed by Iain MacPhaidein of Mull. He is quoted in his song as "Not an instrument played wakens my thoughts with happiness as songs from the lips of maidens - Goodnight and blessings with you." He is imparting how he feels as a loved one is leaving, over and over he instills his blessings on them and recounts happier times. They are going forth to forge a new life and that is why this song resonates with modern weddings. It is a story of love and blessings. Gaelic Lyrics with English below Oidhche Mhath Leibh - Good night to you, Soiridh leibh 's oidhche mhath leibh Oidhche mhath leibh, beannachd leibh; Guidheam slàinte ghnàth bhi mar ruibh; Oidhche mhath leibh, beannachd leibh. Cha'n 'eil inneal ciùil a ghleusar, Dhùisgeas smuain mo chléibh gu aoibh Mar ni duan 'o bheòil nan caileag; Oidhche mhath leibh, beannachd leibh. 'S guth gu 'm chridhe pong nan òran, Caidir sòlais òigridh 'seinn; Aiteal ciùin air làithean m'òige; Sonas a bhi'n còmhnuidh leibh. Soiridh leibh 's oidhche mhath leibh Oidhche mhath leibh, beannachd leibh; Guidheam slàinte ghnàth bhi mar ruibh; Oidhche mhath leibh, beannachd leibh. Mathair uisge 'n tobair fhìoruisg', Cainnt ar sinnsir brìgh na loinn; 'S faochadh tlàth o ànradh m'inntinn, 'Nuair bheir rann na glinn a'm chuimhn', Grian cha laidh an nochd air mìltean, Leis am binn a fuinn 's a roinn, 'S do'm bi'n sgeul 'na mhór thoil-inntinn Dh'innseas dhaibh gu'n robh sinn cruinn. Soiridh leibh 's oidhche mhath leibh Oidhche mhath leibh, beannachd leibh; Guidheam slàinte ghnàth bhi mar ruibh; Oidhche mhath leibh, beannachd leibh. Astar cuain cha dean ar sgaradh, 'S dùrachd daimh am bannaibh toinnt'; Gleidh an t-àgh na dh'fhàg a bheannachd; Oidhche mhath leibh, beannachd leibh. Thuit ar crann air saoghal carach; 'S coma sud, tha 'mhaitheas leinn; "Bidh sinn béo an dòchas ra-mhath," Oidhche mhath leibh, beannachd leibh. Soiridh leibh 's oidhche mhath leibh Oidhche mhath leibh, beannachd leibh; Guidheam slàinte ghnàth bhi mar ruibh; Oidhche mhath leibh, beannachd leibh. X2 __________________________________________________________ English Lyrics- Farewell and goodnight to you, Goodnight and blessings upon you; let me wish health always to be with you, Goodnight to you and blessings upon you. There is not a musical instrument that is played Which awakens the thoughts of my heart to joy As does a song from the lips of the lassies, Goodnight and blessings upon you. A voice to my heart is the gong of songs, A group of young people singing; Calm air in the days of my youth; Happiness to live with you. Farewell and goodnight to you, Goodnight and blessings upon you; let me wish health always to be with you, Goodnight to you and blessings upon you. Mother of water in the spring of pure water, Our ancestors spoke of the meaning of the pond; And a mild relief from the torpor of my mind, 'When the verse of the valleys reminds me', The sun will not shine in the evening for thousands, With the sentence to tune and share, And the story will be a great pleasure They will be told that we were gathered. Farewell and goodnight to you, Goodnight and blessings upon you; let me wish health always to be with you, Goodnight to you and blessings upon you. An ocean's distance will not separate us, And the earnestness of an ox in their twisted bonds; The young man kept what his blessing left; Good night, goodbye. Our tree fell on a character's world; And like you, it's good with us; "We'll be hoping for the best," Good night, goodbye. Farewell and goodnight to you, Goodnight and blessings upon you; let me wish health always to be with you, Goodnight to you and blessings upon you.

Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic podcast on the Celtic culture channel. Great Celtic music, Interesting Gaidhlig language lessons, rich history, and important culture all wrapped up in a 30-45 minute podcast. Feuchamaich Beagan Gaidhlig - St Andrews day Gaelic Celtic history Break - St Andrew the patron saint of Scotland Everyday Celtic ways - The story of the Saltire Celtic music by - Mary ann Kennedy, Jamie McGeechan, Gillebride Macmillan, Dougie Maclean, and Bonnie Rideout.

Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic podcast on the Celtic culture channel. Great Celtic music, Interesting Gaidhlig language lessons, rich history, and important culture all wrapped up in a 30-45 minute podcast. Feuchamaich Beagan Gaidhlig - Halloween Gaelic Celtic history Break - Halloween legends Everyday Celtic ways - The Judas legend, and Psychomanteum Celtic music by -Manran, Ella Roberts, Jamie McGeechan, Anna Murray, and Anna Macdonald

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Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic podcast on the Celtic culture channel. Great Celtic music, Interesting Gaidhlig language lessons, rich history, and important culture all wrapped up in a 30-45 minute podcast. Celtic music special of Rachel walker. Rachel Walker is a singer, songwriter, arranger, and educator based in the heart of Lochaber in Scotland’s beautiful West Highlands. At home with both Gaelic and English, she encountered the Gaelic tradition at a young age, after her family moved from Lincolnshire in England to the small village of Kinlochewe in Wester Ross. It was her school teacher there, Meg MacLean, who encouraged Rachel to take her first steps on stage, engaging in Gaeldom’s unique system of artist development she competes at local Mòds and performs at local cèilidhs. She fell in love with the songs, language, and culture of the Gael. She left the bright lights of Edinburgh, to study classical music at Napier University. After graduation, she was accepted into the first year of the BA Scottish Music course at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. she was tutored by the highly respected Gaelic singer and tradition bearer, Dr. Kenna Campbell OBE. though her heart lies in Collaboration, it has been at the heart of Rachel’s musical journey from the beginning as a member of Scottish-Irish quartet Cruinn and West Coast super-group Skipinnish. It would take all day to tell you about this amazing Celtic woman, so I encourage you to check her out at www.rachelwalker.co.uk.

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Ye Olde Scot - the Celtic podcast on the Celtic culture channel. Great Celtic music, Interesting Gaidhlig language lessons, rich history, and important culture all wrapped up in a 30-45 minute podcast. Except for today, I want for the gratuitously funny and silly side of my warped mind. Please take caution - and don't watch if you are easily offended..

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