Rather, the vast majority eked out a marginal living farming on the American frontier ... approach 400,000, the Scotch-Irish from Ulster flocked to the colonial frontier in search of land ...

On the American borderland ... The French and Indian War made the Scotch-Irish insular and suspicious of colonial authority. But it was the Revolutionary War, Mr. Calloway convincingly ...

Unlike bourbon and scotch, Irish whiskey producers have much more ... They’re matured in ex-bourbon and virgin American oak casks for a minimum of five years before being blended.

Kneecap are known for their unapologetic brand of anti-colonial ... the Irish language similar status and protections in Northern Ireland that Welsh (Cymraeg) has in Wales and Scots Gaelic ...

He called them "one of the most distinctive subgroups in America". He wrote: "To understand me, you must understand that I am a Scots-Irish hillbilly at heart." The Republican also said he ...

BOSTON (AP) — Throngs of green-clad, shamrock-festooned revelers filled the streets of America’s most Irish big city on ... barricades playfully hissed as colonial reenactors wearing British ...

After the top two, come English (7.2 percent), American (6.1 percent), Italian (4.9 percent), then Polish, French and Scottish. So, on St. Patrick’s Day, go ahead and claim to be Irish ...

The Irish American vote is a much more nuanced picture, he said. "The descendants of the Ulster Unionists, or the Scots-Irish, who came to Appalachia and to the south in big numbers have always ...

Throngs of green-clad, shamrock-festooned revellers filled the streets of America’s most Irish big city on Sunday for the South ... Spectators packed behind metal barricades playfully hissed as ...

But your heart also breaks for the history that hangs over them, for the starvation and violence and colonial brutality ... is deeply revealing—about Irish-American Catholic ties to the conflict ...

More than 70% of Scots have an unfavourable view of US President ... between February 21 and 26 held an unfavourable view of the American leader compared to 18% with a favourable view.