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From: macrakis@harvard.ARPA (Stavros Macrakis)
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> >Are there any universities that offer Gaelic (Irish or Scottish) language...
> To that list, may I add Cornish, Manx and Welsh?

Harvard's Celtic Languages and Literatures Dept. offers:

For Undergraduates and Graduates:

The Heroic Traditions of Ireland and Wales (in translation), Irish
Learning (in translation) Breton, Middle Welsh, Advanced Middle Welsh,
Scottish Gaelic, Modern Irish (2), Scottish Folklore (in translation and
original), Joyce, History of Irish (Linguistics course).

Primarily for Graduates:

Old Irish, Middle Irish, Advanced Old and Middle Irish, Early Modern
Irish, Backgrounds of Early and Medieval Irish Literature, Introduction
to the Celtic Languages (philology), and Comparative Celtic.


I would also check out the University of Chicago, Yale, Columbia, Princeton.