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Speaker Series Recording

If you would like to re-watch Lorrie MacKinnon's presentation on Annie Johnston, please click here
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The great Gaelic tradition bearer Annie Johnston of Barra had a long abiding connection to the Gaels of Nova Scotia. Join Lorrie MacKinnon to hear about her relationship with them including her memorable trip in 1954.

Also, in the discussion, here are some of the links for further information:

tobarandualchais.co.uk
Calum MacLean Blogspot
Gaelic Songs in Nova Scotia

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​The Gaelic Society of Toronto



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