Dolly Doctor speaks up for Gaelic
By sarah | July 30th, 2010 | Category: Education, Gàidhlig, People | No Comments »From the People’s Journal, 27 September 1958. It’s a while now since Dr Donald Macdonald [Dolly Doctor] of Gisla in Lewis practised at his profession. But the jovial, big-hearted doctor is still a cure and a tonic for many folk not only in his native island, but in many other circles. Take the old folk in Stornoway. He has taken them under his wing, brightens up their eventide with his cracks and joviality, and they, in turn, just dote on him. The doctor has such [ » read more ]
Stornoway, UNITED KINGDOM