Stumpy’s Brae, or The Legend of Tom the Toiler
Set in rural Ulster in the early 1700’s, this drama is an Ulster-Scots ghost story based on the poem by Cecil Francis Alexander.
Poem can be found at derryghosts.com/stumpy.htm
This is the story o’ Stumpy’s Brae
And the murderer’s fearful fate.
Young friend, your face is turned that way,
You’ll be ganging the night that gate.
Set in rural Ulster in the early 1700’s, this drama is an Ulster-Scots ghost story based on the poem by Cecil Francis Alexander.
Poem can be found at derryghosts.com/stumpy.htm
Yonder come my Kinfolk…
“They came with nothing, and for a complicated set of reasons, many of them still have nothing. The slurs stick to me, standing on these graves. Rednecks . Trailer-park trash. Racists. Cannon fodder. My ancestors. My people. Me.”
~James Webb, Born Fighting: How the Scots-Irish Shaped America
Here’s a brief 2:50 film promoting travel to Northern Ireland to rediscover your Scots-Irish roots.