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Bha deagh bhaile aig Luran. Bha beothaichan aige-crodh, caoraich, agus eich. Agus bha deagh bhàta aige cuideachd. Ach bha aon rud ga bhodraigeadh: bha na sìtheanaich a’ tighinn a h-uile oidhche ’s bha iad a’ goid nam beothaichean aige! Cha robh fhios aige dè dhèanadh e. Ach latha dhe na lathaichean a bha e ag iasgach, thàinig maighdeann-mhara dhan bhàta...’S e seo té dhe na sgeulachdan as fheàrr le Migi MacNìll, seanchaidh á Baile Sheumais, Siorramachd Bhioctoria, Ceap Breatainn. Thàinig a mhuinntir á Eilean Bharraigh, o chionn còrr is dà chiad bliadhna. Seo agaibh té dhe na sgeulachdan a chaidh innse do Mhigi nuair a bha e na bhrogach òg-agus tè nach do leig e ás a chuimhne riamh. Mar a thuirt Souter Strachan á Framboise, Ceap Breatainn, 'Siud na lathaichean a bha bòidheach; a bhith a’ cluinntinn sgeulachdan mar siud!'Long ago, the Gaels brought this folktale from the Isle of Barra, Scotland, to Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. A favourite of Cape Breton Gaelic tradition bearer Michael 'Mickey' MacNeil, this tale tells the story of Luran, a farmer and fisherman. Luran had cattle, sheep, and horses, and a good boat too. But one thing was bothering him: the fairies kept coming every night and stealing his animals. He didn’t know what to do. But one day when he was out fishing, a mermaid came to his boat... (GOC edition, suitable for use in GME schools in Scotland)
