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Ulster Scots and
Ulster Weavers
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An often misunderstood folk, unwanted by those who planted them there and resented by the native population, the Scots of Ulster have both been colonisers and freedom fighters for Ireland. |
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| Weavers of Words and Cloth | |
| On Reading Poems of the Ulster Weavers |
Poem To A Cow and the Poets Who Wrote About Her |
| As A Bard I Write Like Those Before Me |
A Tribute to Miners |
| His Ain Native Taun |
We Are No Weavers Who Write Today |
| It Foils Their Art |
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| Settlers and Wolverkines | |
| Parson and Preacher Speak of God |
To March They Had No Need |
| Faith | |
| Give Glory to God on the Sabbath Day |
To Eat Without Saying Grace |
| Royalists and Rebels | |
| A Land Worth Fighting For |
The Death of Betsy Gray (Erin Mourns a Daughter) |
| Legends & Stories | |
| The Curse of a Bride Jilted |
The Stray Dog & The Tramp |
| Wee Wain Walking on the Road |
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