Letters: It is an indictment of our education that the Scottish famine is overshadowed by Ireland's

AS someone who always enjoys articles by your columnist Kevin McKenna, I was somewhat disappointed this week over a number of aspects in his piece on the Irish flag and the Great Famine (“Why do some Scots still have a problem with the Irish flag?”, The Herald, April 25). The general tone highlighted how this had such an effect on immigration from the Emerald Isle to Glasgow and how the city had over the years failed to acknowledge with either a memorial or a specific celebration.

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