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Hear Ulster-Scots voices speak the 'braid Scots tongue'! Ulster-Scots
is spoken by an estimated 100,000 people in Northern Ireland. Listen as
speakers from the Ulster-Scots community talk about their lives.
Catch
up with Ulster-Scots Voices 2005.
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Mark Thompson explains why his 'Nae Parkin' road sign is in Ulster-Scots
Meet Mark >>
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'He used tae cut the knuckles off us wi the cane.' Sally Young
tells of her teacher's dislike of Ulster-Scots.
Meet Sally >>
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Listen to Charlie Gillen and Charlie Reynolds talking about their
Ulster-Scots roots, and their pride in their culture.
Meet the two Charlies >>
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Iain McAfee talks about the grassroots movement behind Ulster-Scots
activities today in the province.
Meet Iain >>
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Margaret Taylor tells us about the Scottish community in the Glebe
in Ballymoney.
Meet Margaret >>
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