🤣🤣🤣 wise up ffs

i as a loyalist dont spend my time going onto a fecking republican band video why would i but we all no reublicans love how good our bands are and still watch it then start crying but deep down they n our bands are second to none

@@kennymitchell4361 Sorry if I upset you. The quality of the music is second to none. I just think a regimental band for a terrorist organisation is a bit ironic. You would get your knickers in a knot if the IRA had a regimental band. If you can’t see the irony just forget it.

@@neilodonohoe3841 it is not a band with anything to do with the modern day UVF it is to do with the original UVF and the UVF which merged into 36th Ulster division

@@kennymitchell4361 I stand corrected.

ever wondered why moron?

Call It Out.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💚🇮🇪

That is because republicans don't have flute bands like this one or the William King, the Moneyslane, the Black Skull (Glasgow), the Omagh Protestant Boys or the Imperial Corps of Drums.The republican own standard in flute bands is quite embarrassing.

So the 'UVF Regimental Band' is now doing drugs? That's new to me.

They are technically a paramilitary group

Embarrassing isn't it fake uniforms and ranks and a big gay group of men leading them

many members of the band have served in the british army what have you done other than go onto youtube to watch band parades and start being offended and bitter you mouth piece

Triplet.

Perhaps with one exception: The "Black Skull Glasgow". But you are right, an outstanding performance.

If your comment is anything to go by, perhaps it's better you're hiding behind an assumed name (although poor Belfast/Beal Feirste cannot be blamed).

So you know that band? All of them? Or are you refering to the "Orange Order"? At the danger of repeating my previous comment: "The basis of the modern Orange Order is the promotion and propagation of "biblical Protestantism" and the principles of the Reformation. As such the Order only accepts those who confess a belief in a Protestant religion." (Wikipedia) So it is no more "anti-catholic" than the "Knights of St. Columbanus" (its catholic counterpart) are "anti-protestant", as their membership is only open to Catholics.

@@adrianwalker2833 I’ve read your answer,and still I’ll stick to what I’ve said ,My parents had a fish and chip shop not far from the orange hall,so a lot of them came into our shop plus we we’re friends with some of them.

@@irenemccann7032 You don't want to tell me that such a sweeping statement ("most bigoted people I've ever met" and "I pity them") only comes from your experiences - in a fish & chip shop? I rest my case.

@@adrianwalker2833 don’t talk garbage, I said my parents had a fish and chip shop and owned eight single ends.and along the street round the corner was the orang hall, and I still say they are the most bigoted biased ignorant people I’ve ever met, when age about ten,I would pass the big Protestant school and they would shout to me fenian Bastard, I new bastard was a bad word but didn’t know what fenian meant , enough said.

Nope it’s not it’s not part of the Armed Forces 👍

It is a Volunteer for the Ulster community. My great uncle George Brown was a Volunteer for the 36th Ulster Volunteer Force in 1914 for the British n Northern Ireland in WW1. PROUD TO BE A PROD 💪🤝🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊

oh dear oh dear....you really are to be pitied.

There will never be an United Ireland , because Ireland isn't Irish any longer , Ireland belongs to Europe ........have a wee think about that truth !

nice pint of Lord Iveaghs UVF guinness your drinking there mate :)

PROVOS ARE THE SHAME OF THE PLANET

I've never witnessed "anti-catholicism" in the UVF Regimental Band's parades - and I'm a practising Catholic myself.

Oh really, What is the official mantra of the orange order??

​@James Kelly pro protestant doesn't make something anti catholic, Read the Qualifications of an Orangeman. Nothing about catholics bar their inclusion in " ever abstaining from all uncharitable words and actions ( those who aren't part of the reformed faith)

@@peterwilliams9410 as imaginative as adding the word London to the Irish name Derry. 🤣 How long did it take them to think of that.. Spose Edinburgh-Derry hasn't got quite the same ring to it.

@@peterwilliams9410 👏😍😂😂

Touché Bob

Old Bob is raging. Listen to that music. Only someone with an ear for music can really appreciate it, no matter who they are or where they are. Don't forget Arthur Guiness was a Unionist and gave money for guns for the war time UVF.

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It's a paramilitary band.... Never in a million years are these type of band regimental... That's an insult to proper military bands... Stolen valour

@@brianboruvll4704 Perhaps I wouldn't be quite so strict. You are right, if we're talking about an existing regiment, then I would find it inappropriate too to form a band in their name. But the "Ulster Volunteer Force" does not exist any more since 1914(!) when it was transformed into the "36th (Ulster) Division" and to my knowledge it never had a band of their own. And "paramilitary" band? No, as this band is named after the original UVF and not its paramilitary namesake of more recent years. BTW: "stolen valour" is a term used in the US - not in Britain.

Grow up... The dogs in the street know who and what that flute is.... And by the why They wear Scots guards drummers tunics.... And if I'm not mistaken the Scots guards are an active regiment ... It's shameful and embarrassing...also the know your regimental history .. with disbandments and amalgamations over the years the current Royal Irish Regiment carry the history and honours of the past Irish regiments.... And it is stolen valour... That's not just a yank thing.... Or if ya want the squaddie term... Walter mittys

@@brianboruvll4704 that's your opinion, and it's not worth the air from my arse

@@fartypants2007 the truth triggers people

MUG

cry harder

In cavan , monaghan or donegal I bet

@@liamg1706 . Still not moved into the 21st century I see. Completely different counties. ..you're looking at one of those antique maps still. But then again.. ...people of your ilk are still living in a wormhole to the 12th and 17th centuries. The ludicrous part is, your still attempting to hold people today accountable. lol Pathetic !

No stolen valour nor paramilitary band here. Hundreds of bands across Northern Ireland contain members that are ex-servicemen!! I must also point out that we remember with great pride and dignity our fore father’s that fought and died for all of us

@@silveraliplain you li e in your wee world.... Its a fact...these type of bands have not earned the right to wear military uniforms... Yes many may have ex forces as members. But the fact is military uniform for the military personnel.... When you leave the military you've no right to wear a military uniform.... Oh items you have a right to wear are any medal or awards granted and your old units headdress... Check Kings Regs and the law.... You're typical of the drum beating chest beating so called loyalist.....

​@@silveraliplain well explain this friend... When I was over at the ulster tower a few years ago with my church for a visit... The band and bagpipe band of the royal irish were there.. During a rehearsal I was watching them... In the distance that uvf band started playing and walking towards the tower... The RIR band stopped rehearseing and were told by their boss.. Lads get out of sight round the back... We can't be seen or pictured around paramilitary displays... Let them finish and the. We'll continue..... Explain that

@@brianboruvll4704 No explanations needed. As I said previously. Hundreds of bands with thousands of members. In there ranks 100’s of ex servicemen. These marching bands are self funding, and self taught. What great musicians they are. They provide a great sense of comradery and discipline within local communities and a fantastic way of involving people of all ages. It is also a proven fact the marching bands of Northern Ireland contribute millions to the economy each year. LWF FGAU SPM

Bit of a politicians answer there.. Dodged the facts

36th Ulster was a majority Roman Catholic regiment for your information

@@kevinkavanagh5455 It wasn't..... .however Ireland was part of the UK at that time. Before the cowardly rebels in Ireland seized their opportunity, when the real heroes were fighting and dying on the Western front.

@@Drifty40 get back to scotland fu*ktard

​@@Drifty40 cowardly rebels? Is it sore a few hundreds men defeated one of the most powerful countries in the world? Sent the British running with their tails between there legs .

@@liamg1706 In your own little head maybe.... The British sent a gunship down the Liffey and quashed it. Britain was fighting a world war also. No one was sent running, only the cowardly Irish rebels who werent fighting on the Western front. The only reason Ireland got independence was because the British agreed partition. Youre version is a little bit misinformed kid.