The Scottish Gaelic College located on the Isle of Skye. One of the most significant institutions dedicated to the preservation and advancement of Gaelic.

Learning Gaelic Online: lessons and audio instruction

Sabhal Mor Ostaig's link to many sources of Gaelic lessons online -- includes audio sound files

An Comunn Gaidhealach Ameireaga (ACGA)

The largest Scottish Gaelic Organization in the U.S. A national organization, located in Maryland, they host a Mòd (a traditional Gaelic arts festival and competition) in Pennsylvania every year, as well as Gaelic immersion workshops and weekends held in various locations in the East.

ACGA's Gaelic Web Links Pages

Though you may also access these pages through ACGA's main page (above) Goraidh McCuaig has put together such a comprehensive and excellent grouping of web links to Gaelic and Scottish sites that it deserves its own direct link here.

Gaidhlig 4 U

Hosted by Gobnait NicFhilib, an excellent singer of Gaelic song, and leader of the Celtic band Distant Oaks. Gobnait also is listowner of the Gaidhlig 4 U internet mailing list, an excellent resource for beginning learners. For more information on Gaidhlig 4 U, see our Mailing Lists page.

Scottish Gaelic links page for CLI (Cothrom Luchd-Ionnsachaidh) -- Gaelic Learners Society.

An excellent collection of links to many fine Gaelic and Scottish web sites, from one of the major Gaelic learners organizations in Scotland
Check out their bilingual Gaelic-English magazine, Cothrom.

Craig Cockburn's Scottish Gaelic and Culture Links

One of the respected Gaelic links on the web, Craig's page contains a wide variety of useful information and links on matters Gaelic and Scottish.

Ceantar-- Irish Gaelic Resources.

Located in Seattle and the Bay Area, Ceantar specializes in links and information on all the Gaelic languages, though the emphasis tends to be on Irish Gaelic.