''Am Féillire'' () was an annual magazine in

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that was first published in 1872 under the name ''Almanac Gàilig air son 1872'' in Inverness by J. Noble and ran to 44 pages.Ferguson, M., & A. Matheson, ''Scottish Gaelic Union Catalogue''

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1984. It appeared again the following year under the name Am Féillire. Further editions appeared in 1875, 1900 and then annually until 1908 and, following a long gap, finally in 1938. It varied in length, having up to 96 pages.

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