| Ulster - PUL | phlegm in his throat; then he | wudda | sput on tha fitpad an near tu |
| Ulster - PUL | his da haed bin thair fur he | wudda | got up on tha stage wae us. I |
| Ulster - PUL | e sonsy an guid-leukkin at ye | wudda | thocht ye cud fin its sweet s |
| Ulster - GUL | @roddecks I | wudda | called ye worser |
| Ulster - PUL | yirsel ya dirty baste”. Tam | wudda | gin a keckle o a laugh that s |
| Ulster - PUL | ey said it wus bad English an | wudda | caned us if we didnae speak r |