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707:Àrainn Ostaig, situated some 2 miles (3 kilometres) north-east of the main ferry terminal at Armadale, consists of two quadrangles. The renovated Ostaig steading was originally built on a U-plan in the late 1820s by Major Allan MacDonald of Belfinlay, who had the lease of Ostaig farm at the time, then subsequently extended on the south side. The adjoining modern blocks of student accommodation, lecture facilities, and offices, designed by Donald Mackillop Assocs, were opened in autumn 1993. The original buildings contain the student common room and the Tàlla Mòr or Great Hall, used for cèilidhs and smaller concerts, while the newer hosts the Café Ostaig.
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incorporating a television studio, offices, workshop and exhibition spaces, and Gaelic-medium childcare facilities, was finished. In 2013 the £6.7 million first phase of the Kilbeg
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over bilingual Gaelic roadsigns on his land. Noble was also inspired by the idea of renovating a semi-derelict farmhouse steading at Ostaig as a Gaelic cultural centre. Plans at first focused around the establishment of a Gaelic library, quickly growing through donations to become the largest public
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accepted the post the following spring. During the early years of the college's existence the trustees’ energy was directed towards fundraising, improving the dilapidated Ostaig steading, expanding summer courses in Gaelic and music, developing links with equivalent institutions in
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in primary schools across the country, further underlined the shift in the college's position in response to the increasing need for qualified Gaelic speakers in the media and education throughout
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in 2004; he expressed hope for the Gaelic language flourishing, stating "Scottish life is greatly enriched by the Gaelic dimension," and "If it flourishes here it sends out a message of inspiration and optimism." In 2008 the £8 million new centre for creative and cultural industries, Ionad Fàs,
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advisory partnership, all based at the college. Research capacity is underpinned by the Sabhal Mòr Ostaig
Library with its internationally important collections of material related to Gaelic and to the Highlands, and further complemented by the proximity of two major Highland archives: those of
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Noble set about putting his ideals into practice. Gaelic speakers were recruited and employed in running new fishing and textile enterprises; a bar was set up beside the estate headquarters as a Gaelic-oriented social and cultural focus for the district; and he was soon involved in a series of
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Library is an internationally significant collection of material, antiquarian and contemporary, relating to Gaelic language, culture, and music, and Highland history. At present Special Collections number over 6,000 volumes, comprising six principal divisions:
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intended to enable Gaelic learners to attain comprehension and fluency within a year, and the HNC in Gaelic Performing Arts designed to meet an apparent need for more Gaelic television actors in the future – and the introduction of university-level
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communications technologies in linking widely dispersed colleges into a single university network. Forsyth's remarkable volte-face gave the UHI proposal the vital government support required to make a plausible submission to the lottery-funded
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a library by itself is like mustard without beef. It would have to be open to the public and should become a centre for students. Teachers and an academic ambience were the logical extensions of the new
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courses the following year. The most significant influence on the college's long-term strategic thinking during the 1990s was the prospect of participating as a partner college in the recently proposed
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situation in the Highlands, but employing comparisons with similar regions. Following a fundraising drive to pay for the necessary building improvements, the first two-year
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diploma course, in Business and Gàidhealtachd Studies, began in 1983 under the new college principal, Seán Ó Drisceoil, appointed on a three-year secondment from
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751:2023- date Angus MacInnes
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1637:Dundee and Angus College
1174:West Highland Free Press
1163:. Edinburgh: Mainstream.
1070:Student life and culture
921:(Gaelic and Development)
842:(Gaelic and Development)
828:(Editing and Publishing)
816:(Advanced Gaelic Course)
681:Ionad Chaluim Chille Ìle
433:Inverness County Council
411:Baron Macdonald of Sleat
1611:New College Lanarkshire
1565:Lews Castle College UHI
1529:City of Glasgow College
860:(Community Development)
822:(Gaelic Writing Skills)
2394:History and prehistory
1539:Glasgow Kelvin College
935:(Gaelic and Education)
919:Gàidhlig is Leasachadh
898:Gàidhlig is Conaltradh
867:(Language Development)
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1585:Sabhal Mòr Ostaig UHI
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1548:Highlands and Islands
1534:Glasgow Clyde College
1458:Dumfries and Galloway
1276:on 21 September 2016.
991:, and Gaelic scholar;
989:University of Glasgow
933:Gàidhlig agus Foghlam
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1590:Shetland College UHI
1513:Forth Valley College
1403:Colleges in Scotland
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471:University of Dundee
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820:Sgilean Sgrìobhaidh
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554:Gaelic medium units
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537:Scottish Television
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1580:Orkney College UHI
1555:Argyll College UHI
1222:The Glasgow Herald
980:the collection of
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1570:Moray College UHI
1481:Edinburgh College
1011:78-rpm recordings
865:Leasachadh Cànain
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