Ladds, why play ye a modern high tension snare and fife in a low register? A sheepskin fiddler should play a 16" x 16" rope tension calfskin and gut snare drum to the double drags and nine stroke roll with single rotamacue in a fancy Irish 6/8 quick step. Straw blowers should be in 3rd register, where 5 miles distant hearing you play the "Erin Go Bragh!" ☘️
All rangers supporters and people of the same mindset , under a corrupt snp gov, this type of music and parades would be banned , useless has admitted that he will the monarchy from Scotland , it’s his move in trying to destroy this r---- in Scotland
What fantastic Protestant band , so beautiful to watch each and everyone of them, so well turned out as only prods can do. No surrender lads 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍👍👍👍👮♂️
"I give you a new commandment: love one another. Just as I have loved you, you must also love one another. By this all people will know that you are My disciples, if you love one another." John 13:34-35 Brothers, at one time the blessed Green Isle of our kinsmen was pagan and without knowledge of the one true God and His holy word to mankind. That God is love and we be true to our Mother's care to remember.
@@andrewallen1083 Faith is a hard pill to swallow. The more one reads from the scriptures comes knowledge. The less pagan one becomes in that knowledge. And medical science now teaches a single maternal original female genome resides in your DNA. Her name was Eve. The sun that gives life to all things was spoken into existence, "Let there be light." King Solomon advised to not lean on your own understanding. It leads to death, an eternal death. Faith in all generations comes by hearing. And hearing by the word of God. So give it a good dusting off and open the Word today. Peace be unto you.
@@sidneyjackson57 rubbish; Religion is for cowards.They are invented by groups of men standing around on street corners with nothing better to do. Why do you think most religions are anti women? ; Because they are invented by men
LISTEN TO THIS, YOU HUN..........Once upon a time, in a land of cheese and lamb, there was an enormous cheese roll named Chester who lived with Brian May, the famous guitarist of the rock band Queen. Chester was twice as large and ten times as delicious as any other cheese roll in the land, and he had a strange obsession with scouring powder called Vim. Brian, on the other hand, wore a hi viz jacket made from cast iron to keep him safe while he played his guitar. One day, Brian received an unexpected gift from a friend - a 400-foot leg of lamb named Balbinder. Brian was surprised by the gift, but he knew that Balbinder would make an excellent addition to their little household. Chester was also excited to meet Balbinder, and the two quickly became friends. Balbinder was impressed by Chester's size and asked him how he got so big. Chester explained that he had been rolling through the hills of cheese for as long as he could remember, and that he ate only the finest cheeses in the land. Balbinder was amazed by Chester's story, and he decided to help him find an even better cheese. Balbinder suggested that they go on a journey to find the rarest and most delicious cheese in the land. So, with Brian's help, they built a helicopter made entirely from shampoo bottles. Chester was initially skeptical of the idea, but Balbinder convinced him to give it a try. They flew high in the sky, looking for the best cheese in the land. They searched for days, flying over mountains and through valleys, until they finally found what they were looking for - a rare cheese made only from the milk of a special breed of cow that lived in a hidden valley. Chester and Balbinder were overjoyed at their discovery, and they brought the cheese back to Brian's apartment. They feasted on the cheese, savoring its unique flavor and texture. From that day forward, Chester and Balbinder continued to go on adventures, discovering new and delicious cheeses, while Brian continued to play his guitar in his hi viz jacket made from cast iron. And even though Chester still insisted on using Vim on everything, Brian learned to live with it, because he knew that Chester's obsession was just part of what made him so special.
BEAUTIFUL march by the guys!
Thank you for displaying your gay pride without fear.
❤ please Dear Brothers & Sisters keep on Marching
Marching for what tho?
Top class 🔴⚪🔵
Gay pride
We must all remember that in truth, the ground is level at the cross.
it is vital that we keep these minority cultural events alive
Ladds, why play ye a modern high tension snare and fife in a low register? A sheepskin fiddler should play a 16" x 16" rope tension calfskin and gut snare drum to the double drags and nine stroke roll with single rotamacue in a fancy Irish 6/8 quick step. Straw blowers should be in 3rd register, where 5 miles distant hearing you play the "Erin Go Bragh!" ☘️
Oh yes
What’s this 400 odd year of “culture”
Go on lads!
Fabulous. Hi from New York
On you go , sat in London from the fusiliers, well done lads
All rangers supporters and people of the same mindset , under a corrupt snp gov, this type of music and parades would be banned , useless has admitted that he will the monarchy from Scotland , it’s his move in trying to destroy this r---- in Scotland
Soulless unchristian bacward bigots . Imagine having to live among such hate filled racists
Pedo football team Sellik
What's this to do with SNP or football supporters are you buttoned up the back ya header !!!!!!!!!
28 different versions of the sash, not one in tune
2014 and so very sad (would be great if they could keep in step, but that would be too much to expect)
all pissed
What fantastic Protestant band , so beautiful to watch each and everyone of them, so well turned out as only prods can do. No surrender lads 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍👍👍👍👮♂️
thats our culture so it is
What a bunch of sad losers living in the past.
The video is of impeccable quality, although the weather is not very good!
Andrew Allen,what’s your point?
Ireland was once all catholic until England invaded and then the
protestants moved from England and Scotland
No pope in Rome
"I give you a new commandment: love one another. Just as I have loved you, you must also love one another. By this all people will know that you are My disciples, if you love one another." John 13:34-35
Brothers, at one time the blessed Green Isle of our kinsmen was pagan and without knowledge of the one true God and His holy word to mankind. That God is love and we be true to our Mother's care to remember.
@@sidneyjackson57 in an atheist, so I'd prefer it to be pagan
@@andrewallen1083 Faith is a hard pill to swallow. The more one reads from the scriptures comes knowledge. The less pagan one becomes in that knowledge. And medical science now teaches a single maternal original female genome resides in your DNA. Her name was Eve. The sun that gives life to all things was spoken into existence, "Let there be light." King Solomon advised to not lean on your own understanding. It leads to death, an eternal death.
Faith in all generations comes by hearing. And hearing by the word of God. So give it a good dusting off and open the Word today. Peace be unto you.
@@sidneyjackson57 rubbish; Religion is for cowards.They are invented by groups of men standing around on street corners with nothing better to do. Why do you think most religions are anti women? ; Because they are invented by men
Der Untermenschen on paraden, wit der big belly chavynistas en route 😂
What's the grade of these flutes playing in the band.
Top grade shite
LBGTQ always at it !
Says the peado
Racism doesn’t even come close to bigotry in Ireland or Scotland
You make that sound like a bad thing?
LISTEN TO THIS, YOU HUN..........Once upon a time, in a land of cheese and lamb, there was an enormous cheese roll named Chester who lived with Brian May, the famous guitarist of the rock band Queen. Chester was twice as large and ten times as delicious as any other cheese roll in the land, and he had a strange obsession with scouring powder called Vim. Brian, on the other hand, wore a hi viz jacket made from cast iron to keep him safe while he played his guitar.
One day, Brian received an unexpected gift from a friend - a 400-foot leg of lamb named Balbinder. Brian was surprised by the gift, but he knew that Balbinder would make an excellent addition to their little household.
Chester was also excited to meet Balbinder, and the two quickly became friends. Balbinder was impressed by Chester's size and asked him how he got so big. Chester explained that he had been rolling through the hills of cheese for as long as he could remember, and that he ate only the finest cheeses in the land.
Balbinder was amazed by Chester's story, and he decided to help him find an even better cheese. Balbinder suggested that they go on a journey to find the rarest and most delicious cheese in the land.
So, with Brian's help, they built a helicopter made entirely from shampoo bottles. Chester was initially skeptical of the idea, but Balbinder convinced him to give it a try. They flew high in the sky, looking for the best cheese in the land.
They searched for days, flying over mountains and through valleys, until they finally found what they were looking for - a rare cheese made only from the milk of a special breed of cow that lived in a hidden valley.
Chester and Balbinder were overjoyed at their discovery, and they brought the cheese back to Brian's apartment. They feasted on the cheese, savoring its unique flavor and texture.
From that day forward, Chester and Balbinder continued to go on adventures, discovering new and delicious cheeses, while Brian continued to play his guitar in his hi viz jacket made from cast iron. And even though Chester still insisted on using Vim on everything, Brian learned to live with it, because he knew that Chester's obsession was just part of what made him so special.