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kevin04 · Standing in a Council Ward Joined: 06 Mar 2007 Posts: 462

Hi,

I've got a good pal who lives in Glasgow and go down quite often to catch up with him. I've heard of a ''Gaelic Triangle'' and he actually lives in Finniston/Partick area. Is there such a place, and is it in Partick?

I'm in the process of learning Gaelic and enjoying it, but I have no one to talk to. Would be interesting to go into a place to hear it being spoke and even possibly be brave enough to say ''Hallo'' or ''Phinnt Lagair'' Shocked

Thanks in advance to everyone on here who's helping us Gaelic Beag learners.

The Lithgae Jambo · Helping with the Count Joined: 05 Jul 2006 Posts: 362

Try the Park Bar in Argyle St (Kelvingrove end)
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Cymro · Getting on a bit! Joined: 08 Mar 2006 Posts: 1645

Ai, the Park Bar and the Islay Inn (just down the road) are the two Gaelic bars as far as I'm aware. Went there in February, great pubs too. Apparently there are 1 or 2 smaller ones off Argyle Street but didn't get to them though.

kevin04 · Standing in a Council Ward Joined: 06 Mar 2007 Posts: 462

Thanks lads. Very Happy