Gaelic heritage refers to the cultural traditions, language, and history of the Gaelic people, primarily found in Scotland, Ireland, and the Isle of Man. It encompasses the Gaelic languages—Scottish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic—which are integral to the identity of these communities. This heritage includes traditional music, dance, folklore, and art, reflecting the unique customs and values of the Gaelic people. The preservation of Gaelic heritage is important for maintaining cultural diversity. Organizations and initiatives promote the use of the Gaelic languages and celebrate traditional practices through festivals, education, and community events. This ongoing effort helps to keep the rich history and identity of the Gaelic people alive for future generations.