Details of opportunities to learn Gaelic and about the language
Starting Tuesday 14th January 2020 Castle Douglas Community Centre,
Cotton Street, DG7 1AJ Beginners @6pm; Improvers @7pm
Cost: £25 for unwaged for 10 weeks; £35 for waged.
Cotton Street Castle Douglas DG7 1AJ 
01556 504 879 or emailcastledouglas.communitycentre@btconnect.com
Meets 10am Tuesday mornings Beltie Books & Cafe.
BELTIE BOOKS & Café 6 Bank Street, Wigtown, Newton Stewart DG8 9HP
01988 402 730 shop@beltiebooks.co.uk www.beltiebooks.co.uk
New session 2020: 11th Feb. – 21st April.2020. beginners @ 10am Gaelic, improvers @ 11am
£25 Cheques to Gàidhlig Dumgal.
www.open.edu/openlearn/languages/more-languages/gaelic-modern-scotland/content-section-0
it is a very useful course, especially if you know little or nothing about Gaelic and it’s place in Scotland, but even if you are world expert you will learn something new!
A bheil uidh agaibh san Gaidghlig?
Nach tig sibh a-nall do mhadainn cofaidh a chluinntinn cuid ciuil Gaidhlig?
Are you interested in Gaelic?
Will you come to a coffee morning to hear some Gaelic music?
10am to 12 noon: Saturday 2nd November 2019: Coffee Morning Ceilidh, Gordon Memorial Hall, St. Ninian’s Church, Whitepark Road, Castle Douglas, DG7 1EX