Nice to see, and a good parade, the Germans will travel miles to see a good parade. One question please, never have I seen the Drums at the rear of the Band before this? Why is it in this case.
Served with this great regiment myself some great times and sad ones to Ballymena Germany,and Cyprus Cpl.George Mc.Kenna feed us.A true Derry, man 🚹 in Paphos.1st.Battlion C.Coy .faughA .Bella.
Remembering my friend, Rgr William (Wully) Best, Korea Platoon, St Patrick's Barracks, Ballymena 1969/1970. Along with Rgr Joe Herron we used to tour a couple of bars before heading to a dance at the Parochial Hall. Some of the local town lads used to take exception to us...
It's a great video but at the start it's the Royal Irish Regiment not the rangers I am proud of my service and every one seem ashamed to show the home service battalions who Earned the CGC It should be the surviving Irish Regements as it shows the Rifles the Faughs , Rangers and the skin's but No UDR CGC . But showed the Royal Irish Regiment as Rangers. please Remember there is another regiment which makes the Royal Irish Regiment in 1914 the call came to Ireland and in Ulster they raised 11 battalions of the Rifles Faughs Skins and They served with pride . Again in 1970 the troubled years of Northern ireland and then the Ulster Defence Regiment raised another 11 battalions. don't forget us guys from the republic and from both sides of the comunity served with pride. Remember those who gave their ultimate sacrifice in our own country Northern Ireland FAUGH A BALLAGH
hi mate, thanks for the video, the pic 17 seconds in raising the rangers flag im the second from right with sgt mick jones behind me, remember it well. FAB.
@therangersson Well done. All insignia cover badges compliment a uniform. They are sought after , in trade, by other Regiments and foreign military units. I once tried to trade mine with a Color Sgt,, British Royal Marines. He wouldn't swap. Semper Fi !
@therangersson i am on facebook but dont really know if i have a link, (its an age thing) i will ask my daughter. lorna says i have but dont want to put my e-mail on you tube. i will try and find a way around it tom.
@therangersson sorry to be picky, 11 sigs was at helles and 8 sigs was at vimy, i was that soldier. harewood club burnt down? i met most of my true loves there, and some more. these were indeed great times. great soldiers, great people. god bless you and your dad. ps. your dad and i were probably in some of the skirmishes that happenned after the club shut.....lol
i was in cattrick when the royal irish amalgamated with the royal inneskillen dragoon guards (hope i am right), that was the start of the irish rangers. i was in the royal signals then and we used to gie ye a doin every saturday night at the harewood club.. god bless lads and lassies. thinking of you always, as are my family, and its a big family.....Haaaaa! they will never grind us down.
My dad served with 2nd battalion until they amalgamated. He then took the green beret as he didn’t want to stay in a regiment that wasn’t his. He is a Liverpudlian with Irish blood.. very proud
Yet today more brothers have paid the price for our freedom .A mother and father will cry to night . My heart and thoughts will be with them. they have given so much . take the time to give thanks to all of them R.I.P
Pity so much R. Irish content thought it was about the Rangers but hey ho.
I remember the midnight parade in Lemgo like it was yesterday....
They were both my friends. Thank you. 💐
Nice to see, and a good parade, the Germans will travel miles to see a good parade. One question please, never have I seen the Drums at the rear of the Band before this? Why is it in this case.
GREAT.
Faugh a ballagh
Great sounds From an ex Irish Hussar Mente et Manu
4:28 my father Joseph O’Neill is in the back row furthest on the left.. thank you for posting this
A beautiful tribute
Served with this great regiment myself some great times and sad ones to Ballymena Germany,and Cyprus Cpl.George Mc.Kenna feed us.A true Derry, man 🚹 in Paphos.1st.Battlion C.Coy .faughA .Bella.
Remembering my friend, Rgr William (Wully) Best, Korea Platoon, St Patrick's Barracks, Ballymena 1969/1970. Along with Rgr Joe Herron we used to tour a couple of bars before heading to a dance at the Parochial Hall. Some of the local town lads used to take exception to us...
the wee keg will have been one of them
then the fish shop on the same side but lower down....i think the Flamingo dance hall was just across from the wee keg
A proud bunch of loyal servants,wearing their badges with pride.Thank you one and all
Best Regt in the British army except for the rifles
It's a great video but at the start it's the Royal Irish Regiment not the rangers I am proud of my service and every one seem ashamed to show the home service battalions who Earned the CGC It should be the surviving Irish Regements as it shows the Rifles the Faughs , Rangers and the skin's but No UDR CGC . But showed the Royal Irish Regiment as Rangers. please Remember there is another regiment which makes the Royal Irish Regiment in 1914 the call came to Ireland and in Ulster they raised 11 battalions of the Rifles Faughs Skins and They served with pride . Again in 1970 the troubled years of Northern ireland and then the Ulster Defence Regiment raised another 11 battalions. don't forget us guys from the republic and from both sides of the comunity served with pride. Remember those who gave their ultimate sacrifice in our own country Northern Ireland FAUGH A BALLAGH
Great memories Fab x
Murderers
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Dickhead
During my army service in the 70,s, I served alongside both Bns. Ist Bn in Cyprus 76/77,and then 2nd Bn in Belize 79/80.Great lads the lot of them !
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What a regiment many brave men and honours to my bro ex 2nd batt faugh a ballagh.
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Ah some familiar faces . I was on that centenary parade back in '89 as a young fit lad. that was one hot summer. faugh a balance
Tá brón orm le haghaidh mo dona hÉireann ach di cónaí ort i hÉireannn
Faugh-a-Ballagh.
hi mate, thanks for the video, the pic 17 seconds in raising the rangers flag im the second from right with sgt mick jones behind me, remember it well. FAB.
Hooah from USA Army Cavalry Scout 19D
To the ranger.god only takes the best Heros the lot of them
@therangersson Well done. All insignia cover badges compliment a uniform. They are sought after , in trade, by other Regiments and foreign military units. I once tried to trade mine with a Color Sgt,, British Royal Marines. He wouldn't swap. Semper Fi !
Why the hackle on the Caubeen. The HARP says it all.
Ballykinler Brilliant Place to be, one of the best places ive ever been thanks for puttin this up
@bigjohn697791 worth looking at.
@MrJimmyboy1972 there was irish ranger regiments before that in the south if i remember my history right before 1916 and all that
88th Regiment of Foot, The Connaught Rangers
@therangersson i am on facebook but dont really know if i have a link, (its an age thing) i will ask my daughter. lorna says i have but dont want to put my e-mail on you tube. i will try and find a way around it tom.
@therangersson sorry to be picky, 11 sigs was at helles and 8 sigs was at vimy, i was that soldier. harewood club burnt down? i met most of my true loves there, and some more. these were indeed great times. great soldiers, great people. god bless you and your dad. ps. your dad and i were probably in some of the skirmishes that happenned after the club shut.....lol
i was in cattrick when the royal irish amalgamated with the royal inneskillen dragoon guards (hope i am right), that was the start of the irish rangers. i was in the royal signals then and we used to gie ye a doin every saturday night at the harewood club.. god bless lads and lassies. thinking of you always, as are my family, and its a big family.....Haaaaa! they will never grind us down.
Inniskilling Fusiliers, not the dragoon guards.
True Heroes,
God bless you all thanks for freedom.
thanks for the video,seen a few old mates there.i was a l/cpl bcoy 2nd batt mid 80s.good times f.a.b.
I gather you don't have to be Irish to belong to this regiment. So why call it Irish?
There are a lot of lads from Northern Ireland, the Irish republic and Liverpool lads with Irish blood.
My dad served with 2nd battalion until they amalgamated. He then took the green beret as he didn’t want to stay in a regiment that wasn’t his. He is a Liverpudlian with Irish blood.. very proud
Yet today more brothers have paid the price for our freedom .A mother and father will cry to night . My heart and thoughts will be with them. they have given so much . take the time to give thanks to all of them R.I.P
Tom. Congratulations on the wonderful emotional tribute to two brave men. They will be remembered.R.I.P.