Sheila Kidd

@sheilamkidd.bsky.social

Ollamh Litreachas agus Eachdraidh nan Gàidheal | Professor of Gaelic Literature and History @uofglasgow.bsky.social https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/humanities/staff/sheilakidd/

Oidhche nam Bàrd: Pàdraig MacAoidh, Anne Frater, Niall O’ Gallagher, Sandy NicDhòmhnaill, Rody Gorman, Marcas Mac an Tuairneir, Màrtainn Mac an t-Saoir, Maoilios Caimbeul, Crìsdean MacIlleBhàin, agus Meg Bateman. Ceòl le Alasdair MacIlleBhàin, Gillebrìde MacIlleMhaoil & Claire Frances NicNèill.

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14 July, Hunterian Museum, Glasgow: £5 Bidh Oidhche san Taigh-tasgaidh a’ comharrachadh gu bheil Oilthigh Ghlaschu a’ cumail co-labhairt eadar-nàiseanta na Gàidhlig, Rannsachadh na Gàidhlig Night at the Museum marks @glasgow.ac.uk hosting Rannsachadh na Gàidhlig www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/oidhche-sa...

Oidhche san Taigh-tasgaidh | Night at the Museum

Bidh Oidhche san Taigh-tasgaidh a' comharrachadh gu bheil Oilthigh Ghlaschu a' cumail co-labhairt eadar-nàiseanta na Gàidhlig

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On 11-12 May 2026, IASSL members Nigel Leask and Peadar O Muircheartaigh @pomuirch.bsky.social organised a symposium in the Barbados Museum & Historical Society, entitled ‘Perspectives on the Gaelic Caribbean: Irish, Scottish and Caribbean Connections’. The recording is now available on YouTube.

Perspectives on the Gaelic Caribbean: Irish, Scottish and Caribbean Connections - Day 1

YouTube video by The Barbados Museum & Historical Society

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If anyone who follows me is following the account below, which appeared at the start of the week, it's fake (my middle initial is missing) and it has lifted my bio and picture. It has been reported but is currently still there.

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New substantial essay by Tòmas MacAilpein on Aonghas MacEanraig | Angus Henderson (1866–1937), one of the most important and prolific contributors of journalistic writing to Erskine's magazines, has been published in the latest issue of the journal Aiste. Available in open access.

Aonghas MacEanraig (1866–1937), à Àird nam Murchan: A bheatha agus a chuid sgrìobhaidhean | Aiste – Rannsachadh air Litreachas Gàidhlig / Studies in Gaelic Literature

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In a week's time, please join us for the next @iassl.bsky.social webinar celebrating the legacy of Fionnlagh Iain MacDhòmhnaill | Finlay J. Macdonald (1925–1987), held to mark the centenary of his birth. Tuesday 25 November, 7 pm UK time, on ZOOM. Bidh fàilte bhlàth romhaibh uile / All welcome!

Finlay J Macdonald at 100 | Fionnlagh Iain MacDhòmhnaill aig 100

Tuesday 25 November 2025, 7 pm UK time, ZOOM. This year marks the centenary of the birth of Fionnlagh Iain MacDhòmhnaill | Finlay J. Macdonald (1925–1987). The webinar explores his rich legacy as a…

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We have lots of student notebooks containing sketches on anatomy, diseases etc, however, this one is by far our favourite. It shows Joseph Lister, father of antiseptic surgery, disappearing through a trapdoor after his lecture in Glasgow in 1868. Now that's how to make an exit! #Museum30 #Sketchbook

A pen sketch showing an old style lecture theatre with wooden banches. In the middle of the room. Lister can be seen dropping through a trapdoor in the floor

Great to see the new Scotnote Study Guide on 'The Gaelic Writings of Dòmhnall Mac na Ceàrdaich' by Aonghas MacLeòid, published by @asls.org.uk. Dòmhnall Mac na Ceàrdaich | Donald Sinclair (1885–1932) was one of the most prolific and innovative contributors to Erskine's periodicals.

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Aonghas MacLeòid Published in: paperback, 128 pages By: Association for Scottish Literature, 2025 Price: £6.95 ISBN 9781906841645 Order from Hive.co.uk Dòmhnall Mac na Ceàrdaich (Donald Sinclair…

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Rugadh Aonghas MacDhonnchaidh air an 6mh latha den Dàmhair 1871 ann am Breacais, anns an Eilean Sgitheanach. | Angus Robertson was born #OTD 6 October 1871 in Breakish, Skye.

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Aonghas MacDhonnchaidh | Angus Robertson was born #OTD 6 October 1871 in Breakish, Skye. Author of one of the two earliest Gaelic novels and an important figure in Gaelic initiatives in Glasgow, Robertson also contributed to Erskine's magazines. Find out more: erskine.glasgow.ac.uk/people/angus...