Image: English dialects in Ulster contrast

Description: A map showing the English and Scots dialects spoken in Ulster. Turquoise: Ulster Scots Light blue: Mid-Ulster English Purple: South-Ulster English Pink: Southern Hiberno-English
Title: English dialects in Ulster contrast
Credit: The Scotch-Irish Dialect Boundaries in Ulster (1972) by R.J. Gregg The Story of English (1986) by Robert McCrum, Robert MacNeil and William Cran Irish English Resource Centre
Author: Asarlaí (original map - see here) Stickinsect2 (modified colors - see here)
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