The Rambling Celt
Hello, my name is Róise, a Scottish-based writer and film director with roots in the North of Ireland. My award-winning short films have screened internationally and received multiple festival awards and recognition. As both an Irish and Scottish Gaelic speaker, my filmmaking often incorporates minoritised languages to explore cross-cultural identity, polarisation, and divided communities. Through Gaelic and Irish language storytelling, my work highlights the voices and experiences of underrepresented cultures.
If you’d like to learn more about my films, watch my work, host a screening, or discuss future collaborations, please visit the ‘FILM’ section below.
Alongside filmmaking, I have over seven years of experience working in marketing and public relations. I have launched brands and written press releases for organisations including Brown-Forman and Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, securing local, national, and international media coverage for clients.
If you are looking for PR support, marketing strategy, or help writing press releases and promotional materials, please visit the ‘PR’ page below.
If you have any questions or would like to collaborate, please email: roisenicanbheatha@gmail.com
Latest Blog Posts…
- Ben Wyvis – Multiple Attempts
I’ve attempted Ben Wyvis many times and for a while it was the bane of my existence as I was - Beinn Alligan – Sgùrr Mòr & Tom na Gruagaich
Beinn Alligin will always remain one of my favourite hikes. A set of two Munros, Sgùrr Mòr and Tom na - The Brothers Of Kintail – Three Munros
If you’ve read my account of the Loch Lochy Munros, you’ll know that I struggled throughout the entire hike. You’ll - The Loch Lochy Munros – Sròn a’ Choire Ghaibh and Meall na Teanga
Okay, so somedays are just not your days…and I think it’s a genuine skill in life to be able to - The Monadhliath Munros: a’ Chailleach, Càrn Sgulain and Càrn Dearg
In August 2019 I moved to Aberlour for work… or attempted to move. Sadly, there was very little accommodation in - The Eastern Fannichs (Meall a’ Chrasgaidh, Sgurr nan Clach Geala, and Sgurr nan Each)
These were my first post lock-down Munros of 2020 and I think it’s safe to say that I was not