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18th January 10, 11:06 AM
#1
 Originally Posted by seanachie
I know I should have the reference at hand, but alas at the moment I do not, but what about St Patrick's Blue? (note the interogative) I have found several references to this color in some of the reading I have done. I have even looked at trying to find one to add to my solid green and saffron. In another thread someone pointed out a pipe band in New York (Long Island?) that wore St Patrick's blue kilts up until the early 2000's before switching.
Interesting info here.
The Sword of Light Pipe Band of the IBEW (my dad's union) wore a light blue kilt, as does the Dublin City Fire Brigade Pipe Band.
Saint Patrick's Blue is the traditional colour of hackles worn by the Irish Guards.
T.
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18th January 10, 12:10 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by cajunscot
The Sword of Light Pipe Band of the IBEW (my dad's union) wore a light blue kilt, as does the Dublin City Fire Brigade Pipe Band.
Saint Patrick's Blue is the traditional colour of hackles worn by the Irish Guards.
T.
Remind me never to challenge you in Trivial Pursuit, CajunScot Your knowledge is pretty amazing. Thanks for sharing this info.
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