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# Ulster Scots Community Network

Promoting Ulster-Scots heritage and culture

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## Pages

- [Home](https://ulster-scots.com/) - Welcome to the Ulster-Scots Community NetworkContactDiscover Your HeritageThe Discover Ulster-Scots visitor centre has a fantastic permanent exhibition showcasing the rich history of the Ulster-ScotsContactWe're In The CommunityWe can deliver talks, courses and musical demonstrations to your group, school or eventContact AboutThe Ulster-Scots Community Network The Ulster-Scots Community Network aims to preserve, promote & develop all
- [Shop](https://ulster-scots.com/shop/)
- [About Us](https://ulster-scots.com/about-us/) - About Us About The Ulster-Scots Community Network As a representative umbrella organisation with over 400 member groups, we are committed to representing the interests of those who engage in a variety of Ulster-Scots activities. The Ulster-Scots Community Network (USCN) was established in 1995 to promote awareness and understanding of the Ulster-Scots tradition in history, language
- [Contact](https://ulster-scots.com/contact/) - View and contact the team members at the Ulster-Scots Community Network, from development officers to marketing officers, and we can help you with your query.
- [Genealogy](https://ulster-scots.com/genealogy/) - Genealogy What We Offer If you are new to Northern Ireland, we are happy to assist you teasing out the details of your research and we will take time to guide you on the first steps in Ulster-Scot genealogy, from searching militia rolls and land valuations, to explaining which records are lost and which are
- [Language](https://ulster-scots.com/history-2/) - Language Origins of the Ulster-Scots Language One of the greatest examples of our unique cultural wealth is our linguistic diversity. Everyone in Ulster speaks English, but we also have two cherished minority languages, Irish and Ulster-Scots, which people all over the Province are fighting to preserve and promote. The Ulster-Scots language was established in Ulster in
- [Publications](https://ulster-scots.com/publications/) - Publications Our Publications The Ulster-Scots Community Network and the Ulster-Scots Agency have produced numerous publications on Ulster-Scots history and culture, all of which are available here for free. Physical copies of these publications are also available for free from the Discover Ulster-Scots Centre in Belfast.
- [History](https://ulster-scots.com/history/) - History Origins of Ulster-Scots Ulster is separated from Scotland by the narrow North Channel, which at one point is only 12 miles (19 kilometres) wide. Historically, this channel has been a link rather than a barrier, and from the earliest times to the present it has witnessed and carried a constant stream of traffic of
- [Music & Dance](https://ulster-scots.com/music-amp-dance/) - Music & Dance The Ulster-Scots Tradition There is a wide variety of music and dance traditions associated with Ulster-Scots culture and heritage. Highland dancing is popular in Ulster-Scots communities, as are ceilidhs, and the Ulster-Scots music tradition includes fiddle, fife, drum as well as highland and lowland pipes.Ulster-Scots emigrants took these traditions with them, and
- [Funding](https://ulster-scots.com/funding/) - Funding Funding We can help your group get the support it needs to host or maintain its Ulster-Scots activities, cultures and traditions. Different sources of funding are available throughout the year for various kinds of groups and events, made available by various organisations including the Arts Council, the Ulster-Scots Agency, DAERA, and others. These funds

## Publications

- [Yarns](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/yarns/) - Yarns
- [Yarns 3](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/yarns-3/) - Yarns 3
- [Yarns 2](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/yarns-2/) - Yarns 2 book
- [A Brave Wheen o Tunes](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/a-brave-wheen-o-tunes/) - A Brave Wheen o Tunes smallpipes book
- [Country Rhymes of Thomas Given](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/country-rhymes-of-thomas-given/) - Country Rhymes of Thomas Given
- [After The Rain](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/uscn-country-dance/)
- [Patrick - What's All The Fuss About?](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/uscn-patrick/)
- [W. F. Marshall](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/w-f-marshall/)
- [Londonderry 400](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/londonderry-400-2/)
- [Herstory](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/herstory-2/)
- [Herstory 3](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/herstory-3-2/)
- [Herstory 2](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/herstory-2-2/)
- [Hamilton & Montgomery](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/hamilton-montgomery/)
- [1798 an' a' that](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/1798-2/)
- [B Flat Marching Flute](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/b-flat-marching-flute-2/)
- [Fergie an Freens](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/fergie-an-freens-2/)
- [The Covenanters in Ulster](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/the-covenanters-in-ulster/)
- [Confederate Generals](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/confederate-generals-2/)
- [Burns and Ulster](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/burns-and-ulster-2/)
- [Young Citizen Volunteers](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/young-citizen-volunteers-2/)
- [When Ulster Sailed West](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/when-ulster-sailed-west-2/)
- [Union Generals](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/union-generals-2/)
- [Understanding the Ulster Covenant](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/understanding-the-ulster-covenant-2/)
- [Understanding the Ulster Covenant the Leaders](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/understanding-the-ulster-covenant-the-leaders-2/)
- [Ulster Volunteer Force](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/ulster-volunteer-force-2/)
- [Ulster and Tennessee](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/ulster-and-tennessee-2/)
- [Ulster and Pennsylvania](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/ulster-and-pennsylvania-2/)
- [Ulster and New Zealand](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/ulster-and-new-zealand-2/)
- [Ulster and China](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/ulster-and-china-2/)
- [Ulster and Canada](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/ulster-and-canada-2/)
- [Thomas Smith English Colony](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/thomas-smith-english-colony-2/)
- [The Ulster-Scots and New England](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/the-ulster-scots-and-new-england-2/)
- [The Lambeg](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/the-lambeg-2/)
- [The Fife](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/the-fife-2/)
- [The Covenant and Scotland](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/the-covenant-and-scotland-2/)
- [Sons & Daughters of Donegal](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/sons-daughters-of-donegal/)
- [Scottish Country Dancing](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/scottish-country-dancing-2/)
- [Henry Cooke](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/henry-cooke-2/)
- [For Valour](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/for-valour-2/)
- [Exiles of 98](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/exiles-of-98-2/)
- [Desert Generals](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/desert-generals-2/)
- [County Donegal Plantation](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/county-donegal-plantation-2/)
- [Belfast Shipbuilders](https://ulster-scots.com/publication/belfast-shipbuilders-2/)

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- [Deer Park Farms - Excavation of a Rath](https://ulster-scots.com/product/deer-park-farms-excavation-of-a-rath/) - The excavation of an Early Christian period mound in the Glenarm valley, Co. Antrim revealed a long sequence of enclosed settlements, associated houses and artefacts. Water logging of the lower levels lead to a high degree of preservation of organic and environmental material not usually found on dry land sites. The quality of the remains
- [Christmas Card](https://ulster-scots.com/product/christmas-card/) - A Christmas card designed by us at the Ulster-Scots Community Network
- [Causeway Candles](https://ulster-scots.com/product/causeway-candles/) - Hand crafted candle using the finest natural wax pellets and essential oils. These luxury candles provide 35-40 hours of clean burn time and have been wicked appropriately to ensure maximum usage of the wax inside the container. 1 x 8oz Candle
- [Brunswick Accordion Band](https://ulster-scots.com/product/brunswick-accordion-band/) - Brunswick Accorsion Band is one of Northern Ireland's top marching bands. This CD' features 12 tracks, listing some of the following well known tunes. Ormiston Nameless Lassie/Hills Lorne Last of the Great Whales Moore Street Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus Old Comrades
- [Betsy Gray or Hearts Of Down](https://ulster-scots.com/product/betsy-gray-or-hearts-of-down/) - Betsy Gray - the legendary heroine of story, poem and ballad - is said to have been the daughter of Hans Gray, a prosperous north Down Presbyterian farmer and a United Irishman. Betsy was, W. G. Lyttle tells us, a striking young woman 'possessed of wondrous beauty, a beauty enriched and enhanced by a warm
- [Ballygowan Concert Flute Band](https://ulster-scots.com/product/ballygowan-concert-flute-band/) - A CD of marching music by Ballygowan Concert Flute Band
- [Ballyduff Silver Band](https://ulster-scots.com/product/ballyduff-silver-band/) - A CD of music by Ballyduff Silver Band
- [An Archaeology of Northern Ireland](https://ulster-scots.com/product/an-archaeology-of-northern-ireland/) - Echoes of the Plantation period run deep within the physical, political and cultural landscape of the Northern Ireland we inhabit today. The events of the plantation period in the early 17th Century, whether in terms of the settlement of Scots in Antrim and Down from 1606 onwards by James Hamilton, Hugh Montgomery and later Randall
- [The Wit and Wisdom of an Ulster Scot](https://ulster-scots.com/product/the-wit-and-wisdom-of-an-ulster-scot/)

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