Gaelic funding opportunities are available in Renfrewshire for the landmark celebration.
Seachdain na Gàidhlig will return for its fourth edition from February 23 to March 2, 2025, under the theme Ceanglaichean gun Chrìch which signifies Building Connections in English.
Funding of up to £500 is available for individuals, community groups and organisations who are looking to celebrate Gaelic in their community. Powered by the Paisley Daily Express, Renfrewshire Live is your go-to source for news, features and sport with live coverage provided direct to the app, seven days a week.
The resource includes a wealth of information about Donald MacIntyre, his works and most importantly his connections to the town. “I love that this theme can be interpreted in so many ways – there truly is no wrong way to celebrate Gaelic, and build your own connections.”
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