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The collection of songs here is fairly random, but it includes notes from a variety of sources which are really interesting.
Celtic Music Radio 1530 AM | edit / delete
Glasgow-based commercial radio station with a folk focus.
National Burns Collection edit / delete
Burns' poetry and songs. This has individual songs scanned from various books, which is quite useful if you don't feel like hunting through the scans on archive.org or Google Books. On the downside, it only includes Burns' versions of the songs -- which (and it's probably safe to admit this now Burns Night has passed) aren't always an improvement on the originals; compare "This Ae Night" with the reconstructed "Cold Haily Windy Night"...
to burns folk music poetry scotland song ... on 27 February 2011
Music at the NLS : Free Texts : Download & Streaming : Internet Archive edit / delete
Scans of 19th-century Scottish music books. Want the original "Both Sides the Tweed"? It's here, along with seemingly every other folk song I've ever learned.
Tobar an Dualchais - index edit / delete
Notably especially for the field recordings of folk songs. The player uses an irritating Flash interface, but peering at the source will reveal URLs to mp4 files.
University of Abertay Dundee Piping & Traditional Music Club - Home edit / delete
Wish I'd found out about this earlier!
Friends of Wighton edit / delete
Traditional music collection in the city library, with occasional events.
AngusFolk Angus Folk Singers - Sessions edit / delete
This page is useful, though...
Early Bob Dylan, including his versions of a few folksongs. (His "Pretty Polly" is good.)
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tasty by Adam Sampson.