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Northern Ireland is a unique place on the island of Ireland. It is part of the United Kingdom, the majority of the people are Protestant of British heritage.Many of them speak an offshoot of Lallans, or Lowland Scots, known as Ullans. The Ulster Scots of Northern Ireland are a people entrenched, united by their religion and heritage, they are firmly determined to be governed from Westminster rather than Dublin.Hundreds of them crossed the ocean to America over the last couple of centuries and their descendents form a major population bloc in both the United States and Canada.
The Loyal Orange Institution is probably one of the most solid expressions of unity for the Ulstermen at home and abroad, although many of their demonstrations are marred by rioting and fighting between the unionists and the nationalists who favor Catholicism and government from Dublin.The landscape is beautiful, but the divisions are starkly apparent in the neighborhoods of the cities. It is now 2009 and the Ulster Scots are undeniably an Irish ethnic group.So how could the situation between the Protestants and Catholics be resolved without resorting to more terrorism?
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