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There is a prn difference between Scottish and Irish Gaelic. AFAIK it's Scots Gal-ick, at least that's how it was prn in my (Irish)college. Admittedly, the only speakers of Scots Gaelic I know are Irish who studied it at university level but they spent time in Scotland.

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It is Irish Gay-lic but Irish people rarely(more or less never) say Gaelic for our language - we say Gaeilge(Gayl-ga) - which is simply the Irish for Irish - or more commonly we just say Irish.

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So - Scots Gall-ick and Irish Gay-lick.

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