The Gamble Library of Union Theological College, Belfast
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As part of the Cultural Apps initiative supported by the Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure (DCAL), a new free Ulster Scots Visitor Experience app has been launched for use on compatible mobile devices. More information about the App is […]
This book, originally published in 1996, is the first to establish the rightful place of the Irish language in the Presbyterian heritage in Ireland. Book details from BooksIreland.org.uk – the bookstore of the Ulster Historical Foundation.
Thomas Sinclair (1838-1914) – the Ulster-Scot who penned the Ulster Covenant – Nelson’s View The Covenant Trail – Public Record Office of Northern Ireland Sinclairs of Hopefield House Celebrating the Ulster Covenant 1912-2007 – Ulster Society at Queen’s University Belfast Thomas Sinclair, Home […]
A searchable gallery of video and audio clips and articles on Presbyterianism within the BBC’s Ulster-Scots programme website. Go to the Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland website
Centre for the Study of Irish Protestantism First Annual Conference Friday 15 June 2012 – Saturday 16 June 2012 Shaping identities: an historical and cultural exploration of Irish Protestantism Department of Adult & Community Education North Campus National University of […]
An illustrated history book on Presbyterianism in Mid-Armagh was published on 30th January 2009, titled The Planters: Roots and Branches. Author Jim Reaney, the former congregational secretary, has produced an excellent highly detailed 240 page hardback publication, with a wide […]
An article about Irish Presbyterianism on the BBC History website.
Series 2 coming up on BBC Radio Ulster in July – August 2012 Dr Éamon Phoenix unearths hidden Ulster-Scots history in a series of fascinating journeys of exploration through Ulster’s byways and historic sites. Series 1 (2011) Dr Éamon Phoenix […]
A talk “Forward Towards History” considering the criticisms and defences of the churches’ behaviour immediately before the Great War 1914-1918″, by historian Philip Orr. Audio file of the talk from Contemporary Christianity The Ulster Covenant – information provided by PRONI New Perspectives: Politics, Religion and […]