A GAELIC education and cultural heritage centre has been awarded £97,000 funding from the Gaelic Capital Fund.
Funding will enable the Islay Gaelic Centre to upgrade its early years and youth room, create new ancestry and heritage areas in the centre, and make improvements to its facilities, including the installation of a new energy-saving heating system.
The investment will also fund new digital learning technology, with Gaelic-enabled software and apps, to benefit Islay-based students of all ages and distance-learning students throughout Argyll and the University of the Highlands and Islands network.