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Sentry Hill
Sentry Hill
3.62 MB
The Ulster-Scot - March 2013
The official newspaper for the Ulster-Scots Agency / Tha Boord o Ulster-Scotch.
5.54 MB
Master's of the Sea
Belfast is a maritime city of global trade and emigration to the four corners of the world.
2.93 MB
Famous Ulster-Scots
A list of 16 famous Ulster-Scots.
335.96 KB
The life, word and legacy of Rev. W. F. Marshall
William Forbes Marshall is best remembered as 'The Bard of Tyrone' and the author of 'Me an' Me Da'.
2.38 MB
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Carnaboy Time
Carnaboy Time
1.66 MB
Ulster-Scots Food traditions taster
Celebrity chef Paula McIntyre demonstrates how to prepare a range of dishes that reflect Ulster-Scots food traditions.
Ulster Scots
From Ulster to Savannah Taster
This film features the trip made by The Omagh Protestant Boys Melody Flute Band to the St Patrick’s Day Parade in Savannah, Georgia, USA,
Ulster Scots
Unit 05: Game 04
NOUNS: Match a wider selection of Ulster-Scots words with their English translations in less time!
Lamb in dulse ale with neeps
Stout with dulse (dried seaweed) is used in this lamb dish which is accompanied by neeps (Ulster-Scots for turnip or swede).
Ulster Scots
The Coast and The Hamely Tongue (Dunseverick)
How the Ulster Scots language describes many of the natural features of our coastline.
NPE Media Ltd
Oatmeal and Treacle Pancakes with Damson Syrup
In this video, Paula serves warm oatmeal pancakes served with a drizzle of fruit syrup.
Ulster Scots
Londonderry 400
Plantation of the Walled City.
1.66 MB
Ulster & Canada
Ulster-Scots and the making of modern Canada.
1.29 MB
The 1718 Migration
From Ulster to New England - The Arrival of the Scotch-Irish in America.
7.11 MB