Roinn na Gàidhlig aig an Albannach. Gheibhear aistean sa Ghàidhlig agus mun Ghàidhlig.

Gaelic section of The Scotsman, containing articles in and about Gaelic.

Aistean, Tbh agus Rèidio sa Ghàidhlig.

Gaelic articles, TV and radio.

Fuillsichidh Bella Caledonia ann an trì cànanan 's thòisich iad air na colbhan Gàidhlig 's Beurla Gallda aca ann an 2014.

Bella Caledonia publish in three languages, having started their Gaelic and Scots language columns in 2014.

Na h-aistean air a' Chaledonian Mercury a tha sa Ghàidhlig no ceangailte ris.

The articles on the Caledonian Mercury that are in Gaelic or connected to it.

Iris-d na Gàidhlig, tha Dàna a' freastal nan coimhearsnachdan Gàidhlig air loidhne le bhith a' sgaoileadh naidheachdan, sgeulachdan, agus dibhearsain fhad 's a chruthaicheas e àite-dealain far am faod luchd-labhairt na Gàidhlig thighinn còmhla gus còmhradh agus deasbad a dhèanamh.

Paipear-naidheachd mìosail a bha stèidhichte ann an Steòrnabhagh. Gheibhear faidhlichean PDF an asgaidh.

Monthly newspaper that used to be published from Stornoway. You can get free PDF files.

B' e Mac-Talla an t-ainm a bh' air pàipear-naidheachd/iris Gàidhlig a chaidh fhoillseachadh gach seachdainn - gach dàrna seachdainn na b' anmoiche - ann an Sidni, Alba Nuadh, eadar 28mh Cèitean 1892, agus 24mh Òg-mhios 1904, timcheall air 540 earrann uile gu lèir.

Mac-Talla ("Echo") was the name of a Canadian Gaelic newspaper/magazine published weekly - latterly bi-weekly - in Sydney, Nova Scotia, between May 28, 1892, and June 24, 1904, around 540 issues in all.

Bidh Geidh.uk a' toirt thugaibh sa Ghàidhlig na naidheachdan LGBT+ as ùire le fòcas àraidh air naidheachd Albannach.

Naidheachdan: An-dè, An-diugh 's A-màireach - A' toirt thugaibh naidheachdan agus beachdan an t-saoghail sa Ghàidhlig. Gabhaidh èisteachd ris air Soundcloud cuideachd.

Pàipear-naidheachd a chuireas taic ris an neo-eisimeileachd.

Chaidh Newsnet Scotland a stèidheachadh ann an Grianag 2010 agus thèid a ruith le luchd saor-thoileach. Tha chuid de na h-aistean ri fhaighnn sa Ghàidhlig.

Newsnet Scotland was launched on 12th March 2010 by a small group of unpaid volunteers from Greenock. The site was set up in order to address what we believed to be an imbalance in the reporting of Scottish News and current affairs. A not for profit organisation we support major constitutional change for Scotland whether it be full fiscal autonomy or full independence. Our central aim is to provide an examination of Scottish current affairs - News, Politics, Culture and Economy.

The literary and cultural magazine for the north - litricheas sa Bheurla agus sa Ghàidhlig.

Pàipear-naidheachd coimhearsnachd Uibhist.

The community newspaper of the Uists.

Tha am pàipear-naidheachd seo stèidhichte san Eilean Sgitheanach agus buinidh e dhan luchd-obrach fhèin. Ged a tha làrach-lìn dà-chànanach aca, chan fhaighear mòran aistean sa Ghàidhlig air. Gheibhear naidheachdan mun sgìre ann co-dhiù.

The paper's priorities are perhaps best encapsulated in the Gaelic slogan on its masthead: "An Tir, an Canan 'sna Daoine -- The Land, the Language, the People". This is a slogan borrowed from the Highland Land League which, in the late 19th century, fought a crucial battle to win security of tenure for crofters. Reflecting this struggle for justice, the land and its people remain at the heart of the Free Press's values. Although they have a bilingual site, most of the articles published online are in English.