Highland Cathedral Glasgow

As you know St Columba Gaelic Church of Scotland in Glasgow is long gone.

In my archive I found this weekly order of service from Palm Sunday 2016 produced by the Church. It is interesting that even then they were trying to save the place.

I have attached this as a PDF.

If anyone wants the original for their own archive get in touch and I can send it.

Scottish Gaelic Story for Learners | Mìchael Episode 2: Tha na poileis an seo

Mìchael               

2.

Anns an ospadal? Thuirt Michael. “Tha mi  a’ dol dhachaigh”,  “Michael, Cò às a tha thu?” thuirt a’ bhanaltram. “Glaschu, Dùn Èideann, Chan eil f(h)ios agam”. Tha na poileis an seo,” thuirt a’ bhanaltram. “Tha iad airson bruidhinn riut”. “Tha ceann goirt orm,” thuirt Mìchael.

Gàidhlig                                    

Tha sgeulachd agam                                  I have a story

Anns an ospadal?                                         In the hospital

Thuirt Michael.                                             Said Michael

Tha mi  a’ dol dhachaigh,                   I am going home(ward) (notice lenition)

 Cò às a tha thu?                                        Where are you from?

Thuirt a’ bhanaltram.                              Said the Nurse

Glaschu, Dùn Èideann,…                        Glasgow, Edinburgh

Chan eil f(h)ios agam.                  I don’t know

 Tha na poileis an seo,                         The police are here

 Tha iad airson                            They want (lit. they are for)

 bruidhinn riut.                              speaking to you

Tha ceann goirt orm,                       I have a headache

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Scottish Gaelic Story for Learners | Mìchael in the Hospital

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Dh’èirich am balach…..“Samuel, càit a bheil thu, càit a bheil thu, càit a bheil thu?” “Cò e Samuel?” thuirt a’ bhanaltram,

“Chan eil fios agam, càit a bheil mi?”

anns an ospadal, thuirt a’ bhanaltram

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Dh’èirich am balach = The boy woke up

Samuel Càit a bheil thu? = Where are you?

Cò e Samuel? thuirt a’ bhanaltram = Who is Samuel? said the nurse

Chan eil fios agam = I don’t know

Càit a bheil mi? = Where am I?

Anns an ospadal = In the hospital thuirt a’ bhanaltram = said the nurse

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