BBC Radio nan Gaidheal is available on the following frequencies:

103.5-105fm or by visiting the Radio nan Gaidheal section of the BBC website

www.scottishradio.net advertises celtic music which includes gaelic singers. 

Community radio such as Isle of Barra and Vatersay radio which is available on their website http://www.isleofbarra.com/

Gaelic radio is also available in various countries across the world – here are a couple of examples:

Australia – Melbourne Ethnic Community Radio A new programme is put on the website each week from the 11pm-midnight Monday during night broadcasts on 92.3 FM in Melbourne. This channel is not available on air in other states, but can be accessed on the Internet. Each programme lasts one hour.

There is a second hour which contains Gaelic and Celtic stories and myths. You can hear it by selecting ‘Scottish Youth’ on the 3ZZZ homepage menu.

Cape Breton - http://www.capebretonlive.com/ includes gaelic music and folklore.

This list of stations is very limited – if anyone would like me to add links to other gaelic related sites please contact me.

Having a dedicated Gaelic TV channel will allow Gaelic speakers, Learners or any person with an interest in the Scottish Language a chance to view a wide range of programmes.

For those people who are not currently in a Gaelic speaking community it will give a chance to have gaelic involved in everyday life. For example, someone currently living in England might not get a chance to utilise the language skills on a daily basis – this would give them that opportunity.

For those people currently learning the language this channel will prove to be an excellent learning tool. It is well known that immersing yourself in the language is the easiest way to learn. Not all learners live close to a Gaelic speaking community – this will provide them with an opportunity to “listen to the locals”.

The Gaelic channel TeleG which is currently available between 6pm and 7pm for Freeview Viewers allows viewers a chance to see repeats of programs shown on analogue TV. See www.teleg.co.uk for full details of program schedules.

Alasdair Morrison, MSP, Minister for Gaelic (Debate in Scottish Parliament)

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