A player or performer of the clairseach (Celtic harp), skilled in traditional Scottish or Irish music.
From clairseach + -er, creating an agent noun indicating the person who plays this instrument. Follows standard English word-formation patterns applied to Gaelic-origin vocabulary.
The clairseacher represents a living cultural tradition—unlike most Old English occupational terms ending in -er that are now museum pieces, actual clàrsach players still exist and perform today, keeping the word alive.
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