

Who are we?
The University of Chicago Celtic Society (est. 1997) is an umbrella organization for university students and staff interested in the culture, history and especially languages of the Celtic nations.
Anyone who's ever tried to learn a language on their own will tell you that it's difficult. Learning a Celtic language is especially hard--teachers, textbooks, and learning materials are hard to come by, and Celtic languages have unique features not found in the more familiar languages. Our goal is to promote study of the Celtic languages and assist learners by
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Celtic Society Movie Night/Study Break
Friday,
December 11
6:30 p.m.-about
10p.m.
BSLC Room
205
FOOD WILL BE SERVED!!!!!
The feature presentations will be:
1) The
Secret of Roan Inish
2) Hedd
Wynn (1992 Oscar nominee!)
Our Subgroups
The Celtic Society actually consists of a number of quasi-independent subgroups, focusing on particular aspects of the Celtic traditions. These subgroups are the heart of the Celtic Society, and sponsor the bulk of our activities. Currently subgroups exist for the four living Celtic languages (Irish, Breton, Scottish Gaelic, and Welsh.) We welcome the formation of new subgroups as well--for instance, groups dedicated to other Celtic languages (eg. Manx, Cornish, Old Irish), or to Celtic music, mythology, or dance. If you would like to start a subgroup, please contact us!
Click on the icons below to jump to the homepages of our subgroups!
Gaeilge |
Brezhoneg |
Gàidhlig |
Cymraeg |
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