We are lucky enough to have our very own gallery here at Eilean Iarmian, , which each year host residencies of visiting artists. Next week, we begin our 2024 programme on Friday 22nd of March with a group of artists from the local area, who together form the … Read More
‘Am Màrt’ is the Scottish Gaelic for the month March (pronounced ‘am marsht’ with the ‘a’ long as in aah). As with the other months in the Gaelic calendar, the month of March itself may have been a period of time tied in with the weather and the … Read More
With the hotel fully reopening for the season ahead next week, we are delighted to announce that our gallery here, ‘Gallery An Talla Dearg’ will also be reopening this month too. From the 22nd of March, we have a series of exhibitions from a wide range of fantastic … Read More
In Scottish Gaelic, ‘An Gearran’ (pronounced ‘an gyaran’) is how we say February. We’re now half way into the month of February as we know it, but in Scottish Gaelic, February as a month is a relatively new concept! Traditionally, the Gaels worked in seasons and the natural … Read More
Bùth Dùinte – we’re taking a short break – our Bùth (Shop) is now closed until Thursday the 8th of February – we very much look forward to welcoming you back then! The full range of Gaelic Whiskies and Gaelic Gins is still available for purchase online from … Read More
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Unlike in English, the months in Gaelic are preceded by the word ‘the’ and as you would expect, are linked to describing that particular time of year. ‘An Dùbhlachd’ (pronounced ‘an doolachk’ with the ‘ch’ as in ‘loch’) means the ‘darkness’ or ‘blackness’ and of course refers to … Read More
We are delighted that our Spiced gin won Silver Medal in the Herb & Spice Flavoured Gin of the Year category at this year’s Scottish Gin Awards The Scottish Gin Awards, one of the largest and highly regarded gin competitions in the UK, revealed its winners last night. … Read More
November marks the end of the Celtic summer and the beginning of winter with An t-Samhain being the Gaelic word for the month and this time of year. This relates to the seasonal transition that was marked with the festival of Samhainn (pronounced soween – ‘sow’ as in … Read More
This autumn marks the 50th anniversary of Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, recognised internationally as the National Centre for Gaelic Language and Culture, located just 6 miles down the beautiful coastal road from Hotel Eilean Iarmain towards Armadale. In 1972, Sir Iain Noble set up Fearann Eilean Iarmain (of which … Read More
Current Positions: The Inn at Àird a’ Bhàsair Come and join our friendly team at the Inn @ Àird a’ Bhàsair! We are currently seeking hard-working and enthusiastic members to fill the following roles: Housekeeper, General Assistants and a Chef de Partie Live in or live out Excellent … Read More
