Glè thoilichte a bhith a' toirt seachd na h-òraid seo a-nochd do Chomann Gàidhlig Inbhir Nis. A' dèanamh fiughair ri bhith faicinn na Cultarlainne airson a' chiad uair cuideachd! Very happy to be delivering this lecture tonight on the #Manx #Gaelic Bible in Inverness's new Gaelic centre!

Edinburgh's LLC Commons later this week will hear a paper from Dr Christopher Lewin, MSCA Research Fellow in Celtic and Scottish Studies: 'Could we but get such a thing as an Erse Dictionary’: The Manx Bible (1748–75) in a pan-Gaelic context. #Manx #Gaelg #Gaelic llc.ed.ac.uk/llc-commons-...

Mie dy akin dy bee yn chabdil shoh cheet magh dy gerrid! Good to see this chapter nearing publication! link.springer.com/book/9783662...

In his article, Paul Lewin presents the first full analysis of Manx-speakers in Douglas found in the 1901 census. Available here: journal.fi/scf/article/...

Tá ComharTaighde 11, an t-eagrán is mó go dtí seo, anois beo, a chlann. Ailt agus léirmheasanna scolártha ar chuile réimse de Léann leathan na Nua-Ghaeilge #Litríocht #Teanga #Lámhscríbhinní #Oideachas #Gàidhlig #DántaGrádha #Foilsitheoireacht #Filíocht #Stair: comhartaighde.ie

Good to see this important volume in print with my contribution on Manx language and literature.

Delighted to see this article of mine in the new issue of Éigse! "Manx lexicology and etymology: four case studies".