Love Gaelic is an independent, unfunded Gaelic education platform. During Ann’s cancer treatment, it relies on community support to remain fully operational and continue its work for the language. Tweederick — the North Uist fairy — has stepped into the role of Temporary Director, watching over the stories and guiding continuity. Even a small subscription helps keep Gaelic learning alive, online and in the heart of the North Uist community. If you care about its future, please take a moment to see how you can help.
The Tweederick Love Gaelic Continuity Fund
While treatment requires Ann to step back partially and temporarily, Love Gaelic will not close its doors. Tweederick and his team of Fairies (Love Gaelic students) has taken responsibility for carrying the lantern.
A small act of support now safeguards an independent Gaelic platform built over years,
so it remains here long after this temporary treatment period has passed.
How You Can Help Love Gaelic
Listening and Reading Practice for Learners
His downloadable audio & transcript subscription is the simplest and most direct way to help the coming months.
It keeps Gaelic stories, resources, and learning materials available while Ann focuses on treatment and recovery.
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Access to a growing audio library over time
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A listening practice that supports real conversation
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A special bonus gift each month that isn’t available to email subscribers.
So far, these sonsists of:
January - 5 Bilingual (Gaelic - English) Magazines with stories (island / students etc.) and exercises
February - Xiaomanyc Phonetic Learning Workbook
March - December .... be suprised!
For more info on The Tweederick Bilingual Story Collection, click here.
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Help Tweederick spread the word! You can paste this:
"While our Love Gaelic Founder and Director Ann undergoes cancer treatment, Love Gaelic needs community support to remain fully operational. Tweederick — the North Uist fairy — has stepped into the role of Temporary Director, guarding the lantern, watching over the stories, and ensuring the language continues to flow. Even a small subscription helps keep Gaelic alive, both online and within the North Uist community. If the future of the language matters to you, please take a moment to see how you can help."
If you were thinking of sending well wishes, purchasing a Love Gaelic book or resource is a practical way to help keep the platform running.
Other Ways to Help
If you would like to send a message of encouragement, you are warmly welcome to email us at info@lovegaidhlig.com and we will pass them on.
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For those who prefer to send a physical token of support, please email us for postal details.
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Have practical suggestions that support the continuity of Love Gaelic? We’d be glad to hear from you.
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​We welcome conversation with Gaelic agencies and cultural partners who wish to support the continuity of Love Gaelic during this period of cancer treatment.
Your support today safeguards years of work and keeps the door to Love Gaelic open for tomorrow.
Airson a’ chòrr den bhliadhna, ’s e mo dhleastanas a th’ ann Love Gàidhlig a chumail beò. An-seo, eadar a’ mhuir agus na h-achaidhean, chan e dìreach gnìomhachas a th’ ann an Love Gàidhlig, ach solas beag a tha a’ ceangal dhaoine bho air feadh an t-saoghail ris a’ chànan, ris na sgeulachdan agus ri dualchas ar n-eileanan. Le beagan cuideachaidh bhuaibhse, cumaidh sinn an solas sin a’ losgadh agus an doras fosgailte do luchd-ionnsachaidh faisg is fada. Ma tha a’ Ghàidhlig nad chridhe, cuidichibh sinn ga giùlan air adhart gu làithean nas soilleire.
For the remainder of the year, I it is my duty to keep Love Gaelic alive. Here, between the sea and the fields, Love Gaelic is not just a business, but a small light that connects people from around the world to the language, to the stories and to the heritage of our islands. With a little help from you, we will keep that light burning and the door open to learners near and far. If Gaelic is in your heart, help us carry it forward to brighter days.
Tweederick
