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@creed777 Did you take stupid pills, he is dressed as a Scotsman, that is insulting my country, if he was playing a didgeridoo and wearing Dutch clogs and somebody objected, would they be a socialist too?

As St Patrick was a Scottish missionary who spread Christianity to Ireland this pipe band playing at this parade might just be appropriate!

@Andulsi Hello there, Gaels settled in Scotland independantly of Ireland, One such tribe was the Attacotti a tribe of Gaelic-Britons who lived in South-West Scotland who were attributed to spreading Gaelic to Northern Ireland according to Ammianus Marcellinus the 4th century Roman historain. Int...

Why is this individual dressed as a Scottish Highlander, kilt, sporran etc I applaud his adoption of Scottish culture but he is playing the Scottish Great Highland Bagpipe with one drone removed which deosnt make it Irish.

@JordoF6 There was no such thing as a Scotti tribe, there were Gaelic speaking pirates who lived in Scotland and Ireland who were known as the Scotti. So where can I find your evidence of your strange history lesson showing how these Scotti killed all the picts, where is your arceological source ...

@joesoap81 The Gaels were invaders of the British isles they were not an irish tribe who at the time were called Hibernians in fact the term Ireland was coined only in the late 15th century. The Gaels settled both Scotland and Ireland, the term Gael was first used to describe Scottish Highlanders...

@pocumus Represents King Robert the Bruce of Scotland, he was King when Scotland won the wars of independance defeating England.

These are Scottish Great Highland bagpipes since when are Scottish pipes Irish

@Inoitspointless The Gaels were not from Eire, they were invaders who also invaded Ireland and Scotland from Europe. The term Gael was first used to describe Scottish Highlanders and had nothing to do with ireland, it has only recently become a term used to mean Gealic speakers.

@LightUpMediaUK Hey Numb nuts, Scotland provides 30% of UK's tax revenues, we bankroll the rest of the UK with our oil. remember englishman withourt scotland you would be living in Squalor.

@mac6460 The instrument being played here is the Great Highland Bagpipe which is a Scottish instrument, there are no longer any Irish war pipes in existence. Saffron Kilts, are a British Army invention bequethed to the irish regiments by Queen Victoria and based on the Kilted Highland regiments.

Almost Scottish in sound

Sounds almost Scottish. Looks like the Great Highland Bagpipes minus a drone.

The Gael, SCOTLAND

What tune is he playing?