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Gaelic Events in Fife in January 2026

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Events in Fife

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Gaelic Events in East Renfrewshire

Gaelic Events in Edinburgh and the Lothians

Gaelic Events in Glasgow

Here's a selection of Gaelic Events you can find over on our sister site, What's On Glasgow:

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Celtic Connections

15th January 2026 - 1st February 2026

The January blues are set to be well and truly banished as Glasgow comes alive when Celtic Connections returns for 2026 between Thursday 15th January and Sunday 1st February!

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Gaelic Events in Lanarkshire

Gaelic Events in Renfrewshire and Inverclyde

Gaelic Events in Stirling

Events in Other Areas

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Popular Events

Unseen Monsters Shaping Our Universe with Dr Steph Campbell
Dalgety Bay Astronomy Club are super-excited to welcome Dr Steph Campbell from Newcastle University for this fascinating presentation on 25th March!
Fairport Convention
Fairport Convention have been entertaining music lovers for over half a century and you can catch them when they play The Byre Theatre on Friday 10th October!
Killer Couples
Emma Kenny's Killer Couples promises an evening filled with intrigue, psychological depth, and discussions that will linger long after the show ends!
Limelight Carnegie Youth Theatre presents: Legally Blonde
Prepare to be swept off your feet by the energetic and very pink performance of Legally Blonde at Carnegie Hall, brought to you by the Limelight Carnegie Youth Theatre!
An Audience With Ricky Tomlinson
Join Ricky Tomlinson in conversation about his life and career on Sunday 20th July at CISWO Glenrothes, hosted by Asa Murphy!

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