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Throughout Scotland, interest in mygaelic.com and the Gaelic Language is beginning to grow. People are talking about mygaelic.com, and are taking notice of Gaelic and its culture. The portal acts as a hub for this growing enthusiasm for the language: a place that learners and fluent speakers can call their online home. An ever-increasing number of organisations have caught the mygaelic.com bug, and have pledged their support. Here’s what they have to say:
The Scottish Sun
"Gaelic plays an important part in the history, present and future of our country. The Scottish Sun has always been at the forefront of innovation and that's why we're right behind mygaelic.com. The portal will bring the language into the 21st century and make it more accessible to speakers and non-speakers of all ages."
David Dinsmore, Editor, The Scottish Sun
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Scotcampus
"Scotcampus' main aim is to inform the young people of Scotland about the wealth of opportunities, eclectic culture and home-grown talent which our country has to offer. We're therefore delighted to support mygaelic.com due to the extensive influence Gaelic has had, and continues to have, on our country. We're looking forward to seeing its development over the coming months."
Graeme Barratt, Publisher, Scotcampus Newspaper
