This is a list of periodicals in the Scottish Gaelic language.
- Magazine of An Comunn Gàidhealach:
- Initially An Deo-greine
- Retitled An Gaidheal (The Gael)
- Retitled Sruth
- Mac Talla (Echo - Canada)
- Guth na Bliadhna
- An Gàidheal Ùr (The New Gael, a play on An Gàidheal above, and "New Gael" as in a learner etc.)
- Gairm - the most significant Scottish Gaelic magazine for its sheer longevity and also its range.
- Gath - a successor to Gairm
- Cothrom - a quarterly magazine carrying bi-lingual articles. Aimed primarily at learners.
The following newspapers/magazines carry/carried articles in Gaidhlig:
- The Scotsman
- Stornoway Gazette
- Ross-shire Journal
- West Highland Free Press
- Garm-lu
- Tocher
- Life and Work, the monthly magazine of the Church of Scotland has a four-page Gaelic supplement.
The following magazines/newspapers occasionally have/had Scottish Gaelic articles, but are mostly in English/other languages, despite their titles:
- An Ileach (The Islay-person)
- Carn
- Stri
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