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Alec Acheson and Liam Logan on the Ulster-Scots Language
Liam Logan takes a walk along the coastal path at Bangor with Alec Acheson from Dunloy and they chat about their appreciation of the Ulster-Scots tongue.
Alec particularly enjoys the poetry of Charlie Gillen and we hear Charlie reading an extract from his poem 鈥極ot here mae lane鈥�.
They also talk about the use of the Ulster-Scots tongue today. (Broadcast: 21 Apr 2007)
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