Ulster-Scots Language

A range of Ulster-Scots language publications are available from the Ulster-Scots Language Society.

Since the early 1990s, the Ulster-Scots Language Society has been the only organisation in Northern Ireland specifically formed to promote the Ulster-Scots language in literature and native speech.

 

The Ulster-Scots Language Society was founded in 1992 “to promote the status and re-establish the dignity of Ulster-Scots as a language”. 

 

Its objectives are:

 

• To promote the use of Ulster-Scots in writing, education and speech
• To encourage interest in Ulster-Scots literature: prose, poetry and drama
• To encourage confidence in the use of Ulster-Scots
• To encourage contemporary writing
• To encourage interest in the Ulster-Scots traditions of music, dance and song

The Society caters for a wide range of interests:

 

• If you are an Ulster-Scots speaker
• If you would like to be an Ulster-Scots speaker
• If you are from an Ulster-Scots background
• Or if you are just interested in the language

Some of the Ulster-Scots language books distributed by the Ulster-Scots Language Society include (click on the image below for further details and to order your copy from www.ulsterscotslanguage.com):

 

  

      

 

Anyone interested in receiving more information may contact: 

 

The Ulster-Scots Language Society
2^nd Floor, 68-72 Great Victoria Street

Belfast

BT2 7BB

Northern Ireland

 

Telephone (+44) 028 9043 6716
Email:  usls@ulster-scots.com
Website: www.ulsterscotslanguage.com

 

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP

Individual, Joint / Family and Corporate membership available - please feel free to contact us for further details.

 

Members will receive complimentary copies of the Society’s ‘Ullans’ Magazine (contains items in English as well as Ulster-Scots) and regular updates on events throughout the year.