As an Irish Catholic this maybe be weird but there is something about the Guards Division that really hits the spot! Honour tradition and above all discipline! Come on the Mick's!
Fabulous. And seeing the old boys and the army cadets being involved as well this is something else. So so proud of all our armed forces. Second to none!
marypfranc Dont apologise! You're very much appreciated for uploading the parade. 2:08 just made me laugh as it reminded me of The Ministry Of Silly Walks with the bowler hats and umbrellas included :)
There are several attachments from other regiments, including Scottish regiments in their kilts, who were on parade today. That is why there is a mixture of uniforms. The tradition saffron kilts are worn by the Irish Guards drums and pipes band.
+marypfranc That is incorrect, they were infact part of the London Regiment which is made up of several companies who traditionally wear uniforms belong to antecedent regiments.
Olaf, its is called 'Star of the County Down' and the second tune is called 'The Holy Ground', third tune is the Irish Guards quick march 'St Patricks' Day'.
As an Irish Catholic this maybe be weird but there is something about the Guards Division that really hits the spot! Honour tradition and above all discipline! Come on the Mick's!
Drum Major John Smillie, Irish Guards leading The Band of theIrish Guards
I was on the march past that day. A great Mick occassion. Meeting up with some old comrades. God save the Queen. QS
Fabulous. And seeing the old boys and the army cadets being involved as well this is something else. So so proud of all our armed forces. Second to none!
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Colonel of The Irish Guards
Absolutely amazing to watch
Anyone has 2015 march past?
Happy st Patrick's day to the Irish guards Jacob keppler
what is first march name？
It is called 'Star of the County Down'.
Who were the men in the suits and the bowlers?
I believe they are retired officers of the regiment.
That would make sense.
Why are some of them wearing scots kilts?
Attached personnel from the London Scottish.
Very Fine!
2:08 Hilarious lens distortion.
Apologies, I.m just an amateur, using a very old camera!
marypfranc
Dont apologise! You're very much appreciated for uploading the parade.
2:08 just made me laugh as it reminded me of The Ministry Of Silly Walks with the bowler hats and umbrellas included :)
What's the name of the first march? :-)
Its called 'Star of the County Down'
Company marches of the 1st battalion Irish guards
Quis Serperabit!
The only ones Leslie David
Well done mick Guard's
why are some of them in kilts and the rest are in regular uniforms
a very stupid question, may I say - its the pipers who are in kilts.
There are several attachments from other regiments, including Scottish regiments in their kilts, who were on parade today. That is why there is a mixture of uniforms. The tradition saffron kilts are worn by the Irish Guards drums and pipes band.
***** I'm not a Yank
Stephen Hill but I do take your point - I didn't watch carefully enough
+marypfranc That is incorrect, they were infact part of the London Regiment which is made up of several companies who traditionally wear uniforms belong to antecedent regiments.
What's the name of the first march? :-)
Olaf, its is called 'Star of the County Down'
and the second tune is called 'The Holy Ground', third tune is the Irish Guards quick march 'St Patricks' Day'.
maid of the county down