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Ulster Scots Canadians merged with the history of Scotch-Irish Canadians (that is simple enough) There was also a copy/paste from Scotch-Irish Americans...

call themselves Scotch-Irish Americans: No. - BilCat (talk) 22:38, 4 August 2016 (UTC) Yeah, ikr? like its Scots-Irish not Scotch-Irish. 152.117.98.89...

he'd have to sit with them.) --MichaelTinkler moved Scots-Irish to Scotch-Irish; new Scots-Irish; removed usage note. i'm both, afaik it's neither archaic...

the native Irish and considered themselves to be Irish. Genetically speaking there's little to differentiate between those of Scotch-Irish stock and those...

point to the historical usage of Scotch-Irish as giving more weight to that term, and to the notion that "Scots"-Irish is a newer term used to accommodate...

there are Scotch-Irish Americans and Scotch-Irish Canadians. However in their context Scotch-Irish means something else, not Scots + Irish. Therefore...

edits, I think!). I refer specifically to the choice of "Scotch-Irish" instead of "Scots-Irish", in the context of usage in the U.S.A. Being a Jewish woman...

article, which is specifically about scotch whisky and should talk about the spelling of Irish whiskey at all (btw, the Irish used the no-E spelling too historically...

the use of Scotch in regard to politicians,[3] but actually it appears that the term "Scotch-Irish"[4] is more common than "Scottish-Irish"[5](an estimated...

The Scotch. His London publisher objected: “That word is outdated and offensive,” to which he responded, “It’s by, about and for Scotch Canadians and...

I heard somewhere that Irish whiskey must be matured in oak barrels for five years (as opposed to three for Scotch). Is that true? -3mta3 04:25, 27 September...

00:15, 6 May 2015 (UTC) The article refers to "Scotch Irish" several times. Isn't the proper usage Scots Irish? Foreignshore (talk) 04:28, 17 March 2016 (UTC)...

"[The Scotch-Irish] were descendants of Irish people|Protestant, Scottish and English." There is general scholarly consensus that the Scotch-Irish were...

and bred), Scotch only applies to products, not people. And the Scots don't make whiskey; Americans and Irish make whiskey, Scots and Canadians make whisky...

point is Scotch is Scotch, just like Irish is Irish, Bourbon is Bourbon, Tennessee Whiskey is Tennessee Whiskey, a Canadian Rye is a Canadian Rye, akpeteshie...

listed as an "Irish whiskey" on the page.) – wallyfromdilbert (talk) 23:31, 12 May 2020 (UTC) My source (above) says if we call it Scotch then it must...

distinction previously drawn between the Scotch-Irish and Catholic Irish by pointing out that the term Scotch-Irish is itself a product of the nineteenth...

smuggling of Scotch whisky, but says nothing of the Irish and Canadian versions. So, is there a source that states that McCoy smuggled Irish and Canadian whisk(e)y...

scotch broom has been used for its psychotropic properties for hundreds of years, there is quite a bit of info regarding this and it should be added to...

actually mostly Scotch-Irish,[10][11] the American descendants of the Ulster Protestants (mostly Ulster Scots) who emigrated from Ireland to the United...