Ulster Protestants

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Ulster Protestants are a predominantly unionist and historically British-identifying community in the north of Ireland, closely associated with Protestant denominations and central to the region’s political and cultural conflicts.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural community
ethno‑religious group
religious community
ancestry English settlers
Scottish settlers
associatedPoliticalParties Democratic Unionist Party
Ulster Unionist Party
associatedWith Church of Ireland
Methodist Church in Ireland
Presbyterian Church in Ireland
centralTo The Troubles NERFINISHED
politics of Northern Ireland
commemorates Battle of the Boyne
William III of Orange NERFINISHED
countryContext Ireland
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
culturalPractice Orange parades
marching band tradition
culturalSymbol Orange Order
Twelfth of July parades
Ulster Banner
Union Jack
demographicMajorityIn Northern Ireland (20th century)
historicalEventInvolving Home Rule crisis
Ulster Covenant
partition of Ireland
historicalOrigin Plantation of Ulster
historicalOriginPeriod 17th century
historicalRole support for the British state in Ireland
identityIssue contested national identity in Northern Ireland
inConflictWith Irish Catholics in Ulster
language English
Ulster Scots
majorDenominations Anglicanism
Methodism
Presbyterianism
minorityNationalIdentity Irish
nationalIdentity British
Northern Irish
opposedTo Irish nationalism
Irish republicanism
paramilitaryAssociations Ulster Defence Association NERFINISHED
Ulster Volunteer Force NERFINISHED
politicalOrientation loyalist
unionist
region Northern Ireland
Ulster NERFINISHED
religion Protestantism
supports union with Great Britain

Referenced by (4)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Red Hand Commando ("Ulster Protestant")
ethnicCommunity
Irish Catholics ("Ulster unionists")
historicallyContrastedWith
Battle of the Bogside
involvesEthnicGroup
Williamite War in Ireland ("Irish Protestants")
WilliamiteSupportBase

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