- Yn Çheshaght
Ghailckagh, also
known as the Manx
Language Society and
formerly known as Manx
Gaelic Society, is an
organization dedicated to, and was founded...
- the
decline in the use of Manx
during the 19th century, Yn Çheshaght
Ghailckagh (The Manx
Language Society) was
founded in 1899. By the
middle of the...
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Culture Vannin Conradh na
Gaeilge An
Comunn Gàidhealach Yn Çheshaght
Ghailckagh Seachtain na
Gaeilge Gael Linn
ULTACH Trust Comunn na Gàidhlig Columba...
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revival of Manx began,
headed by the Manx
Language Society (Yn Çheshaght
Ghailckagh). Both
linguists and
language enthusiasts searched out the last native...
- on
Celtic language survival hosted by
Culture Vannin and Yn Çheshaght
Ghailckagh.
Dolly Pentreath, the last
native speaker of
Cornish List of last known...
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Kneen and
Edmund Goodwin,
Clague was a
founding member of Yn Çheshaght
Ghailckagh in 1899 in Peel. A. W. Moore, the
director of the Manx
Museum and the...
- Cashin, a
native speaker and fisherman, and
president of Yn Çheshaght
Ghailckagh.
Several other high-level Manx
speakers such as
Charles Craine and John...
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First Lessons in Manx (Revised ed.). St. Judes, I.o.M.: Yn
Cheshaght Ghailckagh [Manx
Language Society]. p. 30. Fargher,
Douglas C. (1979). Stowell, Brian;...
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Retrieved 1
August 2020. Gell, John (1954).
Conversational Manx. Yn Çheshaght
Ghailckagh. pp. 19–20. ISBN 1-87-0029-10-0.
Entry for the
headword "Quaaltagh or...
- by Fargher's
friend and
fellow Manx
speaker and
member of Yn Çheshaght
Ghailckagh:
According to
Walter Clarke of the Manx Museum, a
member of the society...
