Sentence examples for it's gaelic from inspiring English sources

The low-slung, red-roofed building which houses Ee-Usk – it's Gaelic for fish – is directly across Oban's harbour from the hut.

It is Gaelic football, not soccer.

It was Gaelic football, and I have to tell you that I speak as someone who's been shoulder-charged by Seamus Heaney.

In another, a folklorist from Dublin, visiting O'Brien's fictional Gaeltacht area of Corkadoragha, and frustrated by the drunken taciturnity of an assembly of local males, records the muttering of a pig under the impression that it is Gaelic: "He understood that good Gaelic is difficult but that the best Gaelic of all is well-nigh unintelligible".

He recalled the crofting life, but with a tweed loom humming in every croft house making Harris tweed and the corncrakes croaking in the fields; also the language in the house and around it was Gaelic.

It's a Gaelic game much like softball and played with a ball and bat too".

By 1991 about a third of the island's population were Gaelic speakers.

Prince Philip's favorite dish is Gaelic steaks ― fillet steak in a creamy mushroom and whisky sauce.

The study indicated that 60% of Iceland's original female settlers were Gaelic.

What is Gaelic for "dear green place?" Good grief, it's Glasgow!

The star of this week's episode is Maeve (Thandie Newton) whose name is Gaelic for "she who intoxicates".