Cleachd na ceangalan gu h-ìseal gus nithean co-cheangailte ris a lorg

   

Leugh an CUIDEACHADH gu h-ìseal airson an dòigh as fheàrr air èisteachd ris a' phìos seo.

Bha Seòras Grannd (1923-2002) na cheann-suidhe air Taigh-Staile Gleann Farghlais ri taobh Abhainn Spè fad lethcheud bliadhna 's a dhà. Cheannaich a shinnsear, Iain Grannd, an taigh-staile ann an 1865, agus tha e air a bhith aig an teaghlach Grannd on uair sin. 'S e Iain L S Grannd, mac Sheòrais, an ceann-suidhe aige an-dràsta. Anns an earrainn chlaistinnich seo, a chaidh a chlàradh o thùs ann an 1983 do 'Mhoray Firth People', tha Seòras a' bruidhinn ri Sam Marshall mu dheidhinn buaidh an Toirmisg.

Interviewer: Do you think it makes any difference to prohibit the sale of alcohol to people? I mean, we were talking about America being dry and going wet, but yet people still were able to get stuff to drink.

Yes, I think the Prohibition in America after the 1914-18 war, which was when Prohibition was brought in, to begin with it certainly helped the sale of Scotch over there insofar as because it was prohibited people wanted it. But, of course, laterally, before Prohibition ended, it had got into the hands of organised crime and then there was fiddling of labels, refilling of bottles with hooch, and all this sort of thing which didn't do anybody any good, just the customer who suffered at the end of the day