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  1. 17-03-2009, 10:20 #1
    Busterdog
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    Royal Irish Regiment

    Happy Saint Patrick's Day lads.

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  2. 17-03-2009, 11:19 #2
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    Re: Royal Irish Regiment

    Quote Originally Posted by Busterdog
    Happy Saint Patrick's Day lads.

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  3. 17-03-2009, 11:29 #3
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    Re: Royal Irish Regiment

    Quote Originally Posted by tropper66
    Quote Originally Posted by Busterdog
    Happy Saint Patrick's Day lads.

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    yer but he was Welsh
    And had enough wit to move to Ireland :D
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  4. 17-03-2009, 11:45 #4
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    Re: Royal Irish Regiment

    Actually St Paddy was born in Dumbarton Scotland.
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  5. 17-03-2009, 11:46 #5
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    Re: Royal Irish Regiment

    Quote Originally Posted by Busterdog
    Actually St Paddy was born in Dumbarton Scotland.
    Jaisus! That's even worse! :D :D :D

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  6. 17-03-2009, 12:25 #6
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    Re: Royal Irish Regiment

    Nothing wrong with Jocks that move to NI.

    Happy St Patricks Day lads

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    The Provisional IRA has largely disarmed, though it prides itself on being an undefeated army: yet here the Shinners will see the British army marching through the streets of Belfast, thereby reminding people what an undefeated army really looks like, and worse, how utterly pointless the IRA war really was. (Irish Independent 22 Oct 200
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  7. 18-03-2009, 09:52 #7
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    Re: Royal Irish Regiment

    Totally agree, ALL right thinking Jocks come home eventually Thankfully my Granda did

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  8. 18-03-2009, 10:32 #8
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    Re: Royal Irish Regiment

    Jocks what moved to Ireland - wasn't that called "The Plantation"

    I tink I had a happy Paddy's Day 'cause me 'ead 'urts... hic

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    Remember us who gave our all
    Not in the fields of foreign lands
    Nor buried 'neath the desert sands...
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