The historical Siege of Derry

Selection of Flute Notes & A Finger Chart

Articles of History related to the PUL community.

Is this truly men who are heroes who have went down in Irish folklore as freedom fighters, or the men who brainwashed by Irish Nationalism and Republicanism thought that this was the righteous path to take?

This section of our site concentrates on the numerous attacks on the British population by the murdering scum that are Sinn Fein/IRA.

These articles look at the ways in which conceptions of loyalist identity have been affected by the current political conjuncture in Northern Ireland.

For the promotion of Global Orangeism learn interesting historical facts about the Orange Order as well as up to-date news and information on today's Lodges.

This section of the site is aimed at promoting Protestantism throughout our illustrious history, many things have happened, we hope this documentation on behalf of PULSE gives you a taste of what we are about.

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This section lists the names of the innocent victims who were murdered by violent Republicanism between 14 July 1969 and 31 December 2001.

This section of the site will provide you with a catalogue of lyrics to all your favourite tunes both old and new.

Explore the accounts of events that form the very core of Ulster Loyalist culture and you will realize the immense importance that true Ulster Loyalists attach to them as part of their heritage!

The Williamite War in Ireland, also known as the Jacobite War in Ireland and in Ireland as Cogadh an Dá Rí or The War of the Two Kings, was the opening conflict following the deposition of King James II in 1688 when he attempted to regain the throne of his Three Kingdoms from his daughter Mary II who replaced him jointly with her husband William of Orange. It influenced the Jacobite Rising in Scotland led by Viscount Dundee which started at about the same time. While William successfully defeated Jacobitism in Ireland and subsequent Jacobite Risings were confined to Scotland and England, the War was to have a lasting effect on Ireland, confirming British and Protestant rule over the country for over a century. The iconic Williamite victories of the Siege of Derry and the Battle of the Boyne are still celebrated by the Unionist community in Northern Ireland today.