Dinnae Houl Yer Wheest | Ulster-Scots Agency skip to main content
Ulster-Scots Agency logo
Home
About
Irish coastline
What is Ulster-Scots?
The term Ulster-Scots has, for nearly 400 years, referred to people, not place - the people who migrated from the Lowlands of Scotland to Ulster, and to the Ulster-Scots communities that they established right across the nine counties.
Learn more about Ulster-Scots
About
Who We Are
Our Strategy
Consultation & Feedback
Corporate Publications
Our People
Discover Ulster-Scots Centre
Book your place on our upcoming language event - don’t miss out!
Sign up now
Language
Funding
Learning
Learning
We equip individuals and groups with knowledge and skills to engage with Ulster-Scots language, heritage and culture. Through directly delivered and grant funded learning initiatives, our activities fall into two areas – Schools-Based and Community-Based Learning.
More Information
School-based Learning
Education Resources
Google Classroom
Ulster-Scots Workshops
Summer Schools
School Twinnings
After-School Clubs
Community-based Learning
OCN
Dinnae Houl Yer Wheest
Community
Five people stand on stage at Newgate Arts & Culture Centre holding festival brochures under a neon sign.
Community
The Ulster-Scots Agency is proud to support the development of the Ulster-Scots sector so that it is vibrant, effective and connected through a programme of community support and engagement.
More about the Community
Be Inspired
Our Community Partners
Project Showcase
Upcoming Events
News & Events
Contact
Home
About
What is Ulster-Scots?
About
Who We Are
Our Strategy
Consultation & Feedback
Corporate Publications
Our People
Discover Ulster-Scots Centre
Language
Funding
Learning
School-based Learning
Education Resources
Google Classroom
Ulster-Scots Workshops
Summer Schools
School Twinnings
After-School Clubs
Community-based Learning
OCN
Dinnae Houl Yer Wheest
Community
Be Inspired
Our Community Partners
Project Showcase
Upcoming Events
News & Events
Contact
Colourful poster advertising a free Ulster-Scots language course at Mossley Mill, Newtownabbey, starting Tuesday 13 October 2026, from 7pm to 8:30pm.

Dinnae Houl Yer Wheest

Home
Tuesday 27 Oct at 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Antrim

Google Yahoo Web Outlook Web Office iCal & Outlook

It's Week 3 of our six-week course (Tuesday evenings from 7pm – 8.30pm) and we would love to see you there. The classes are free to attend and participants will have access to:

Everyday Ulster-Scots – Learn practical words and phrases you can use right away 

WhatsApp Support Group – Stay connected, ask questions, and share your progress with fellow learners

Fun, Friendly & Informal – No pressure, just good crack and great learning

Why It Matters – Discover the rich culture and heritage behind the language. 

So, if you are curious about Ulster-Scots, want to build confidence using the words you already know, or fancy learning to write in the Ulster-Scots language, sign up to our course now. 

This course is suitable for all – whether ye hae a wheen o wurds or nane a'taal. Please note: Registration is essential as spaces are limited. 

Registration link for Dinnae Houl Yer Wheest: Newtownabbey

As we like to say in our office, "everybody kens a wee bit o' Ulster-Scots", and this course is a chance to deepen your knowledge, grow in confidence, make new friends, and enjoy the crack, so get your name down today and don't miss out!

Share this article

LinkedIn Facebook X Email

More events

View all
Colourful poster advertising a free Ulster-Scots language course at Mossley Mill, Newtownabbey, starting Tuesday 13 October 2026, from 7pm to 8:30pm.
Tuesday 17 Nov at 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Dinnae Houl Yer Wheest

View details
Belfast Tartan Day Dander 2026 event poster with a cityscape of Belfast City Hall and Royal Avenue, with a selection of three parade photographs underneath. Event details and a black and white QR code to register are at the bottom of the poster.
Saturday 28 Nov at 11:00am - 2:00pm

Tartan Day Dander

View details
Group of uniformed musicians playing accordions in a night-time outdoor performance. They are standing in formation in 5 rows and in front of a large grey castle backdrop.
Saturday 05 Sept at 8:00pm - 10:30pm

Belfast International Tattoo

View details

Footer

Keep up wi the crack.

Facebook
twitter
YouTube
Instagram

Enter your email address to receive our newsletter

Contact us
The Corn Exchange,
31 Gordon Street,
Belfast,
BT1 2LG
028 9023 1113
Learning
School-based Learning
Community-based Learning
Community
Be Inspired
Upcoming Events
What is Ulster-Scots?
About
Language
Funding
News
Equality Complaints Procedure Privacy Policy Cookie Policy Accessibility Statement Sitemap Freedom of Information Sustainability
© 2026 Ulster-Scots Agency, All rights reserved.