List of Ulster-related Topics - Institutions and Companies

Institutions and Companies

    • Culture of Ulster
    • UTV, the ITV broadcaster for Northern Ireland (also widely watched in the Republic of Ireland), was known as Ulster Television from its inception on 31 October 1959 to 4 June 1993.
    • Radio Ulster, a BBC radio station based in Belfast
      • Good Morning Ulster - program of the above
    • The Ulster Hospital in Dundonald, known colloquially as "the Ulster"
    • The University of Ulster
      • The University of Ulster at Coleraine
    • The Ulster Museum
      • Ulster Folk and Transport Museum (Irish: Músaem Daonchultúir agus Iompair Uladh) in Cultra
      • Ulster American Folk Park (Irish: Daonpháirc Uladh-Mheiriceá), open-air museum in Castletown, County Tyrone
    • The Ulster Bank
    • The Ulster Orchestra
    • Ulster Hall - Concert Hall
    • Ulster Transport Authority
    • Ulster Railways (disambiguation)
      • Ulster Railway - historical (19th Century company)
    • Ulsterbus - public transport operator
    • Ulster Teachers' Union
    • Ulster Way - series of walking routes
    • Ulster Canal - 19th Century, presently disused
    • Ulster Herald - weekly newspaper in Omagh

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