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• 1916: A. Sinclair et alios, The Celtic Monthly: A Magazine for Highlanders, vv. 24–25, p73; with the same passage also found in:
• …ancestors in this hard-fought engagement, and all the details of it are recited with minute exactness around the fireside during the winter ceilidhean.
• These happy and informative ceilidhean are past, and we are the poorer. Staffin Inn, which is now “ dry,” was and still is usually designated An Tigh Ban,…
• But in an older informant’s memory, ceilidhean became less frequent after World War I. She recalled that the women decided they should have some form of…
• The event proved that most of those who loved to attend ceilidhean, to attend the Mods and join in the chorus of “Suas leis a’ Ghaidhlig” were not prepared…