Irish Guards Pipes and Drums - Tuesday 14th April 2009

The Pipes and Drums of the Irish Guards providing the St James' Band for the Changing of the Guard Ceremony at Buckingham Palace. Tuesday 14th April 2009

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[paddy8461]

no youre wrong i am irishman and im in the irish guards get this into youre head the irish guards is an irish regiment in the british army formed to honour the bravery of the irish regiments who fought in the boer war and it is a very irish regiment

[paddy6062]

@Irelandtogether ...oh here we go again..lol are you 12 years old.. my brotherinlaw was in the irish Guards and he would stick your head up your arse for saying that!! lets clear one thing up here son the IRA disbanded soon after 1922 what came after were just thugs but used those who really cared about freedom to die for them so they could raise more money for them not freedom!

[Maelsechnaill]

@paddy8461 What do you mean Ireland had her chance.We are still here resolving our problems with Europe.We are four years into this crisis and Ireland is still on it,s own.Perhap,s that,s what bother,s you,that fact we were ever allowed to go our own way.Incase you had,nt noticed this economic crisis has affected the whole continent including Britain.You said jimmybobby was the last of a dying breed talking about vinnegar hill and then call us "dirty stinking Fenian taig basterds"?

[paddy8461]

Jimmybobby Ireland had her chance at being on her own from Britain the biggest mistakes we as a nation Ireland fucked it up cause we can't run a country Irish men grabbing money and back stabbing each other nothing but dirty stinking Fenian taig bastards

[MrJimmybobby]

@paddy8461 I suppose the difference is that there is not a British regiment in the German Army, soldiered by people who play WWI tunes while wearing a German uniform

[MrJimmybobby]

@paddy8461 The UDA's motto was 'Law before Violence' - you see killing Irish taxi drivers in Antrim is 'Law' while an ambush on a British platoon is 'Violence'.

[paddy8461]

@MrJimmybobby oh just so you know the motto of the UVF isnt quis seperabit its the motto of the UDA you dont even know what organisation is which fucking cunt

[paddy8461]

@MrJimmybobby quis seperabit has been a motto of the many irish regiments for centuries like the connaught rangers but i suppose they werent irish either youre the last of a dying bitter generation talking about vinegar hill fucksake its in the past you dont hear the british going onto the germans about d day and thousands were killed or the somme the brits and germans are still friends youre just a pussy who doesnt have the balls to fight for anything fuck off you cunt

[Maelsechnaill]

@222macgregor Hardly unique anymore lol.I never sugggested anything, its you that deny links to Ireland when it is clear there is a link however small.Ireland is a wash with different peoples i admit it ,whats more i love it.Theres a million people claiming scottish heritage in ireland you dont hear me moaning.And it is these people who play the pipes and wear the tartans not the native Irish.That is the price of imperialism a chairde.Are you implying i,m wanker,or i wank Fenians?

[222macgregor]

@Maelsechnaill

The Pictish Caledonians are the native race of Scotland, and there is no evidence to suggest where they may have originated from. However, the most common theory is Norse.

Ireland, like Scotland, was also populated by foreign invaders from Spain, Germany and Austria. Are you seriously trying to claim that Ireland was the only island to have been native?

The Highland culture is unique and exclusive to Scotland, you thick fenian wanker.

[Maelsechnaill]

@222macgregor Ohh i see plenty of records perhaps your looking in the wrong place?I know most scots are of ancient british decent.I also know there was an influx of norse.I really don,t care much for pipes and skirts but are you suggesting now that you invented drums?Many of your scottish clans claim ancestry to the ancient Irish king Niall of the nine.Constatine and Aodh were raised in Ulster.You want to deny any links to Hibernia so, whatever, but me and you both no the truth.