Amazing display from the Irish Drums and Pipes and the Scots Guards Band. 

Pipe tunes, first set Green hills, When the battle's oer. Second set Atholl highlanders. March off, Enniskilling dragoons

After watching many videos of British military bands, I just noticed in this one that the gray overcoats of the Scots Guards, irrespective of the height of the soldier, all end the same distance above the ground! Certainly neatens things up! VERY British!

The guard dismounting are the Irish Guards (blue plume) marching behind the band of the Scots Guards (no plume) the guard mounting are the Coldstream Guards (red plume) the St James’s palace contingent march behind the Pipes & Drums of the Irish Guards… phew! I did wonder why the Irish Guards don’t wear a green plume more in keeping with other Irish regiments, passed & present but then found this.. On formation they chose the colour of the mantle and sash of the Order of St Patrick. Grenadier Guards - White. Welsh Guards - Green & White. Everyday a school day 👊

Pipes and drums Irish guards with the Irish guards 💂🇬🇧☘️

Nice clip however these are the pipes and drums of the Irish Guards. Note the green hackles and the lack of a tartan.

Coming from an American with rich Scottish & English Ancestry, I LOVE IT! I wouldn't mind if y'all came to Havana, Florida and temporarily kidnap me! LOL

You can tell the Irish Guards pipers because they have green jackets and berets and plain kilts and they have the Irish harp emblem. Irish bagpipes are different from Scottish bagpipes. Scots Guards pipers have tartan kilts.

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These are ‘The Micks’ NOT ‘The Jocks’ ! 😂😂

The colour on the band says they are Irish guards .

They are The Drums and Pipes of the Irish Guards, not pipes and drums

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Regimental band of one guards regiments with the Coldstream guards

Someone can't differentiate Scots Guards from Irish Guards

Scots guards have no plume in bearskin

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