Scottish Gaels

Scottish Gaels are people from Scotland who speak Gaelic, a Celtic language with roots in Ireland. They are culturally linked to the historic Gaelic communities of the Scottish Highlands and Islands, maintaining unique traditions, music, and storytelling. Gaelic culture reflects a distinct identity within Scotland, emphasizing a rich heritage connected to ancient history and language. Today, Gaelic speakers are a minority, but efforts are ongoing to preserve and promote their language and customs, celebrating their contribution to Scotland’s diverse cultural landscape.