FESSEF Parade Dublin SA Army Pipes and Drums 2 1 Sep 18

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The Pipes and Drums of the Irish Regiment of the South African Army joined the Emergency Services and Voluntary Agencies from across Ireland to march through the centre of Dublin on 1 Sep 18 finishing up at Dublin Castle. This was to mark the first Emergency Services Day in Ireland.

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6 ноя 2018

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@risteardwest3384 3 года назад

Just great to say an Irish pipe band playing beautiful music 🇨🇮💯🍀🎶

@countycricklewood 4 месяца назад

There South African!

@gregoryreading9888 3 года назад

Up the SA Irish

@Mikhail1976. 3 года назад

Why orange kilt and not National Irish Tartan (that green)?

@bugler75 3 года назад

It is not orange but saffron, the colour of the Gallowglass. It association with these Irish warriors is centuries older than a created tartan.

@countycricklewood 4 месяца назад

Irish do not have tartans! Unless your O’Neil. The colour of Irish kilts are a block saffron, from the crocus flower. The so called All Of Ireland?😅 Is an affectation to sell to plastic paddies around the globe. Eg Murica

@bernhardcdavid4062 3 года назад

3 S A I ..Vasbyt ouens

@geoffm499 3 года назад

The British Army isn't alone in mergers and renaming: In August 2019, 52 Reserve Force units had their names changed to reflect the diverse military history of South Africa. The South African Irish Regiment became the Andrew Mlangeni Regiment, and have 3 years to design and implement new regimental insignia. Personally I would have thought that by retaining the original name would have shown how diverse the South African army was, but it's their decision.....