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Alba gu bràth (pron: al-op-pa goo bra) means, literally, "Scotland till judgment" or, loosely, "Scotland forever."
The Irish phrase, 'Erin go bragh' is from Scottish Gaelic, and comes originally from a 19th century Scottish song, titled 'Erin go bragh' (Eirinn gu bràth, in Sc. Gaelic).
There is a good article on the history of the phrase at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erin_Go_Bragh
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