Bòrd Gàidhlig na h-Alba: New Thinking for a Fresh Start?

Kenneth MacKinnon

TITLE - Welsh and Gaelic speakers by age-group: 1971-1981-1991-2001 Censuses


Official measures promoting growth of Welsh:


Graph: Welsh speakers by age-group: 1971-81-91-2001 Censuses


Graph: Gaelic speakers by age-group: 1971-81-91-2001 Censuses


Graph: Welsh speakers 1971-81-91-2001: age-group as % of all speakers


Graph: Gaelic speakers 1971-81-91-2001: age-group as % of all speakers


Graph: Welsh speakers 1971-81-91-2001: as % total in each age-group


Graph: Gaelic speakers 1971-81-91-2001: as % total in each age-group


Welsh and Gaelic language viability 1971-81-91-2001 censuses


Welsh and Gaelic language-viability 1971-81-91-2001 censuses


Welsh and Gaelic language viability 1971-81-91-2001 Censuses


Welsh language viability: implications for Gaelic language-planning


Graph: Welsh and Gaelic speakers youth profiles 1971-81-91-2001 Censuses - 3-15 years as % of all speakers


Graph: Welsh and Gaelic speakers age profiles: 1971-81-91-2001 Censuses - 65s and over as % of all speakers


Graph: Welsh speakers by age 1921-2001


Graph: Gaelic speakers by age 1921-2001


Graph: Welsh and Gaelic speakers 1971-81-91-2001: by % in age-groups


Language viability - some conclusions:

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Bòrd Gàidhlig na h-Alba: New Thinking for a Fresh Start?

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