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Ulster Day

Ulster Day proper noun: the anniversary of the signing of the Ulster Covenant, September 28 1912, celebrated by Loyalists in Northern Ireland.

Proper noun

Ulster Day

  1. The anniversary of the signing of the Ulster Covenant, September 28 1912, celebrated by Loyalists in Northern Ireland.
    • The ‘Ulster Day’ march will take place this Saturday to mark both the centenary of the UVF and 101st anniversary of the signing of the Ulster Covenant.2013 September 24, “18,000 loyalists expected for ‘Ulster Day’ march to commemorate UVF formation”, in Belfast Telegraph, →ISSN

Questions about Ulster Day

What does Ulster Day mean?
Ulster Day means the anniversary of the signing of the Ulster Covenant, September 28 1912, celebrated by Loyalists in Northern Ireland.
What part of speech is Ulster Day?
Ulster Day is a proper noun.

Words near Ulster Day in the dictionary

  1. ULSP
  2. ulster
  3. Ulster County
  4. Ulster custom
  5. Ulster Cycle
  6. Ulster Day
  7. Ulster English
  8. Ulster fries
  9. Ulster fry
  10. Ulster Irish
  11. Ulster Park

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