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Ulster Ulster is one of the...
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Completed in 1936, HMS
Royal Ulsterman was a 3,250 ton p****enger ship which,
along with her sister-ship,
Royal Scotsman,
sailed the Glasgow-Belfast run...
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planning based on
inside information from an
individual known as "The
Ulsterman",
whose real
identity has
never been established, the
robbers escaped...
- The
Honest Ulsterman is a long-running
Northern Ireland literary magazine that was
established by
James Simmons in 1968. It was then
edited for twenty...
- The
Young Ulsterman is the
ninth comedy album released by
Northern Irish comedian and
actor James Young. It was Young's
final album to be
released before...
- The
Ulsterman was a
short lived tri-w****ly
nationalist four page
newspaper based in
Belfast in Ireland, UK.
First published on 17
November 1852 with Denis...
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Harry Enfield &
Chums (originally
titled Harry Enfield's
Television Programme) is a
British sketch show
starring Harry Enfield, Paul
Whitehouse and Kathy...
- surname. It is
derived from the
Gaelic Mac an
Ultaigh meaning "son of the
Ulsterman".
Usually considered a
branch of the
Ulaid ruling dynasty of Mac Duinnshléibhe...
- Robbery. He was the
crucial link
between the key
informant known only as "
Ulsterman" (who came up with the idea of
robbing the money-laden
night mail train...
- in the
surname McAnulty or McNulty, from mac an
Ultaigh ('son of the
Ulsterman').
Ulaid is a
plural noun and
originated as an ethnonym; however, Irish...
