A contributor using the penname ‘Loch-Aic’ (no confirmed dates) published three pieces in Am Bàrd. Two are retelling of folktales from Manx and Welsh, and one deals with the traditional way of counting sheep in Welsh. ‘Loch-Aic’ must therefore be somebody fluent in Gaelic with a command of Welsh and likely also Manx. A ‘Loch-Aic’ from Liverpool also sent a letter in Gaelic, discussing Highlanders and Gaelic in Liverpool, to the Oban Times which published it on 17 November 1900.
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- ‘Loch-Aic’: ‘Am “Buggane”’ [folktale, GD], Volume I, Issue 2 (August 1901)
- ‘Na Leth-Aonan Sìth’ [folktale, GD], Volume I, Issue 2 (August 1901)
- ‘Àireamh nan Caorach’ [essay, GD], Volume I, Issue 5 (November 1901)