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	Forty-three percent of respondents agreed that Ulster-Scots is a valuable part of Northern Ireland culture and 17% disagreed Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-08-26 04:05:00 Open Document File Size: 294,48 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Northern Ireland / / / Organization Ulster-Scots Agency / Education & Library Board / Land and Property Services Agency / North Eastern Education & Library Board / Library Board / Spotswood Research and Statistics Branch Department of Culture / Arts and Leisure Causeway Exchange / / Person Marlene Carmichael / Philip Spotswood / / / Position Northern Ireland Executive / the department / CONTENTS Page Executive / gov. uk Northern Ireland Omnibus Survey April / Ireland Executive / / Region Northern Ireland / / SocialTag Political geography Scottish diaspora Northern Europe Western Europe Ulster Scots dialects Ulster Scots people Northern Ireland Ulster-Scots Agency The Ulster-Scot Europe

Forty-three percent of respondents agreed that Ulster-Scots is a valuable part of Northern Ireland culture and 17% disagreedAdd to Reading List