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Hibernial dress, caledonial custom: A brief history of irish kilts & tartans
I found this (LINKY THINGY) interesting article by Matthew Newsome & Todd Wilkinson on the Irish pipe Band Assoc site. Its about 10 pages of word so I put the link up rather than the whole article.
Last edited by Good Egg; 1st June 10 at 05:03 AM.
The 'Eathen in his idleness bows down to wood and stone,
'E don't obey no orders unless they is his own,
He keeps his side arms awful,
And he leaves them all about,
Until up comes the Regiment and kicks the 'Eathen out.
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 Originally Posted by Courtmount
I found this (LINKY THINGY) interesting articleby Matthew Newsome & Todd Wilkinson on the Irish pipe Band Assoc site. Its about 10 pages of word so I put the link up rather than the whole article.
In the words of a John Ford Subaltern, "I THANK YOU, SIR!" 
Those not wishing to open a word document can read the article here:
http://scottishtartans.org/irish_kilts.htm
Comments & additions (with proper documentation) are always welcome. 
Todd W.
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I thought the name sounded familiar but did not make the link.
Its a very well thought out article.
The 'Eathen in his idleness bows down to wood and stone,
'E don't obey no orders unless they is his own,
He keeps his side arms awful,
And he leaves them all about,
Until up comes the Regiment and kicks the 'Eathen out.
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And here is the accompanying, 10 page, Xmarks thread about the article:
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...tartans-57417/
- Justitia et fortitudo invincibilia sunt
- An t'arm breac dearg
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 Originally Posted by CMcG
In the words of John Wayne, "thanks". 
T.
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 Originally Posted by cajunscot
In the words of John Wayne, "thanks".
T.
You're welcome?
It's a great article and certainly worthy of promotion and/or another discussion. I posted the link to the original discussion for information's sake.
- Justitia et fortitudo invincibilia sunt
- An t'arm breac dearg
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 Originally Posted by CMcG
You're welcome?
It's a great article and certainly worthy of promotion and/or another discussion. I posted the link to the original discussion for information's sake.
I was thinking more of some of the comments in that thread. 
T.
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 Originally Posted by cajunscot
I was thinking more of some of the comments in that thread.
T.
Indeed, one can't mention the word "Irish" and "kilt" together around here without stirring up a hornet's nest...
Seriously though, I really enjoyed reading a properly researched article on the subject.
- Justitia et fortitudo invincibilia sunt
- An t'arm breac dearg
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That is a great article. I read it originally on the STM website. I still want to buy a kilt in my wife's county and family tartans though
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3rd June 10, 07:36 PM
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