Scots-Irish

[Blackrose87]

I have visited Ulster several times. First time was when I was 7 and we visited my Uncles farm near Belfast. I never heard anyone refering to themselves as Ulster anything. Maybe once or twice Northern Irish in that my Uncle was Northern Irish and my Aunt (my mothers sister) was English. I have many cousins over there of mixed religion so denomination never came into conversations.
I never saw any kilts over there.

Chris.

That may be your experience, but growing up in Derry I know that a lot of the unionist community refer to themselves as being from Ulster. One of the main political parties is even called the Ulster Unionist Party. In fact the term has been used so much by the unionist community, many nationalists tend not to use it anymore.
And while Ulster-Scots is a term usually reserved for the language, a lot of people still would refer to themselves by this.

Your right that kilts are not seen regularly as everyday wear, but they are quite commonly seen in pipe bands and at weddings. (quite similiar to Scotland really, if you avoid the tourist areas)