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 ...

Ulster-Scots is a version of the Scots language that the weaver poets’ ancestors brought with them from Scotland during the Plantation of Ulster. Sometimes called the Rhyming Weavers many of ...

He also asks if Ulster Scots is truly a language. Tim is surprised with some of his findings as he traces his family roots and weaves his way through the history of Ulster. He said ...

While these books are not an exhaustive survey of Ulster-Scots poetry, they bear witness to an extensive community of writers who worked in a medium that was enriched by, and often propelled by, the ...

This activity will allow you to gain more insights into the province of Ulster's connection with Scotland through a range of engagement with Scots language and literature, heritage sites, and cultural ...

Ernest Blythe was born in 1889 into a unionist farming family with an 80-acre farm close to Magheragall, near Lisburn.

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.

The CEO of the Ulster-Scots Agency has said there are some in the community "who are waiting to be convinced" about the benefits of having an Ulster British Commissioner. New language laws came ...

Mr Fenton's work The Hamley Tongue is regarded as the definitive record of Ulster-Scots Ulster-Scots poet James Fenton, described as the language's "greatest exponent", has died at the age of 89.

A new short folk-horror film based on a north Antrim legend has been screened at a US film festival. The Witch of Glentow, by director Tristan Crowe, debuted on Saturday at the Standing Rock Film ...