This film shows Ulster's contribution to the war effort. It details the natural and industrial resources of Northern Ireland, from flax to shipbuilding and aircraft manufacture.

This title sourced from the Irish Film Archive and is a section from a longer film called, "Ulster" and produced in 1941 by Strand Films. 

The peculiar Northern Ireland accent owes to the fact that the narrator, Robert MacDermot, though very multi-talented, was not Irish and never lived in Ireland. 

The significant input of NI was not forgotten by Winston Churchill who, at the end of the war stated, ‘but for the loyalty of Northern Ireland and its devotion to what has now become the cause of 30 Governments of Nations, we should have been confronted with slavery and death, and the light which now shines so strongly throughout the world would have been quenched.’

Title sourced from the Irish Film Archive.

Donald Taylor presents a Strand Film Production, Producer -Alexander Shaw; Director - Ralph Keene; Camera - Jo Jago, George Noble; Script - Reg Groves; Commentary written by St John Ervine; Spoken by - Robert MacDermot; Music Richard Addinsell; Music Director - Nuir Mathieson; Recordist - A Rhind.

• Irish Film Archive