Ulster-Scots is a language which has been part of life here since the first Scots planters arrived in Ulster in the 17th Century. But more than 400 years on, it has become a sticking point in the ...

Find your added subjects in My Bitesize. Find out more about the talented Ulster-Scots poets and writers who worked in the linen industry in Ulster during the 18th and 19th centuries. How does ...

At present, dozens of collections of Ulster-Scots poetry sit on the shelves of libraries across the world. Many of these books are rare and difficult to find, or are too fragile to be handled any more ...

The film features Ulster-Scots dialect, and comes on the heels of the Belfast-based director’s previous film, Oot Here Mae Lane, which won the People’s Choice Prize at the same festival last year.

Draft provisions for new language laws were included in New Decade, New Approach Work on a new Irish language strategy and an Ulster-Scots language, heritage and culture strategy is "complex" and ...

The married father-of-three who grew up in Bangor was captivated by Lyttle’s book, penned in Ulster-Scots, and set off with his children to explore hidden caves and grave yards with one mission ...

Helen Mark presents the documentary series which explores the origins, history, language and culture of the Ulster-Scots. For queries about this programme, please contact the Ulster-Scots Producer ...

The Ulster-Scots Poetry Project is based at the University of Ulster and was funded by the Ministerial Advisory Group for the Ulster-Scots Academy [MAGUS] (Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure).