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31st December 05, 05:00 AM
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31st December 05, 05:36 AM
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And certainly don't forget the Irish Guards:
http://www.drumsandpipes.co.uk/
My Clans: Guthrie, Sinclair, Sutherland, MacRae, McCain-Maclachlan, MacGregor-Petrie, Johnstone, Hamilton, Boyd, MacDonald-Alexander, Patterson, Thompson. Welsh:Edwards, Williams, Jones. Paternal line: Brandenburg/Prussia.
Proud member: SCV/Mech Cav, MOSB.
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31st December 05, 07:07 AM
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Irish Guards...
 Originally Posted by Mike S
How could I forget "The Micks" (regimental nickname of the IG's)?
Thanks for that link, btw...
Cheers, 
Todd
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31st December 05, 08:09 AM
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cool links I can hardly wait to check them out when I get home 8-)
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31st December 05, 04:12 PM
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I saw that Todd touched on it earlier, and I've always known them on the Irish musicians and school kids. I even own a saffron traditional for on-stage formal performances.
As for the school boys from St. Enda's, there are some hilarious tales that will remind you of Johnny Cash's "A Boy Named Sue". They took some early beatings, but later became some notorious Irishmen in history.
Arise. Kill. Eat.
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1st January 06, 10:38 AM
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Canadian Irish Regimental Tartan-- AKA: O'Saffron
http://tinyurl.com/dfbl7
World's only kilted Irish Regiment.
Now disbanded.
G Koch
Bachelor Farmer
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1st January 06, 12:05 PM
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Canadian Irish...
 Originally Posted by g koch
Canadian Irish Regimental Tartan-- AKA: O'Saffron
http://tinyurl.com/dfbl7
World's only kilted Irish Regiment.
Now disbanded.
Where did you see that they were disbanded? The official Canadian Army web site shows them still on the army list.
Cheers, 
Todd
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31st December 05, 05:45 AM
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Saffron goes back a long ways.
Saffron is a traditional dye used in leine by the Irish & Scots and can absolutely be traced back into antiquity by the Irish. They thus can claim that color as their own.
While I laugh at an Irishman in a tartan kilt, solids and especialy stripes are quite legitimately and unquely Irish.
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3rd January 06, 05:14 PM
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Laugh While You Can
 Originally Posted by Sir Robert
Saffron is a traditional dye used in leine by the Irish & Scots and can absolutely be traced back into antiquity by the Irish. They thus can claim that color as their own.
While I laugh at an Irishman in a tartan kilt, solids and especialy stripes are quite legitimately and unquely Irish.
NOW NOW DID YOU REALLY WANT TO LAUGH AT ANOTHER KILTED MEMBER OF THIS FORUM. CHECK OUT TARTAN HISTORY BEFORE YOU DO
SLAINTE
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3rd January 06, 08:26 PM
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 Originally Posted by michael steinrok
NOW NOW DID YOU REALLY WANT TO LAUGH AT ANOTHER KILTED MEMBER OF THIS FORUM. CHECK OUT TARTAN HISTORY BEFORE YOU DO
SLAINTE 
Michael, check that caps lock, please. All capitals comes across as yelling in an online forum.
For reference, I do like the solid color kilts, and do not see why Sir Robert has any issue with anybody wearing and promoting the kilt.
[EDIT]
After looking again, I see that I mis-read Sir Robert's post, he was laughing at Irish in tartan kilts and supported them in solid colors, my misinterpretation.
And I was not berating the caps lock, just trying to gently point out the impression of others.
Last edited by KiltedCodeWarrior; 5th January 06 at 09:38 PM.
The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long
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