The Lockerbie Case: Logarbaidh: ceartas Lagh na h-Alba no dìoghaltas Ameireaga?

Saturday, 7 February 2009

Logarbaidh: ceartas Lagh na h-Alba no dìoghaltas Ameireaga?

This is the title of a long article by Seon C Caimbeul in Gaelic about Lockerbie in today's issue of The Scotsman. As a Lowland Scot, I do not, I'm afraid, speak or read Gaelic. If any kind, Gaelic-speaking reader provides me with a translation or a summary, I'll be delighted to post it on this blog.

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MacNaBracha16 July, 2009
Am puzzled by your 'Lowland Scot' reference. Demographics and attitudes have changed somewhat since Culloden. So, as a Gaelic speaking Lowlander, the title translates as 'Lockerbie: the justice of Scots Law or America's revenge'.

I'll leave the rest to you!
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