The Pipes and Drums of the 1st Battalion Irish Guards led 12 Company Irish Guards up the hill for the first time today to relieve the Coldstream Guards Photographer: David Whitecross | Changing-Guard

Did you know saffron is a traditional colour worn by Irish warriors and pipers?🎺☘️ Irish Guards piper Thomas Walsh shares the rich history of their uniform stitched into every detail. 👇 | Forces News

The Irish Guards' mascot leads the way for the 125th anniversary 🇬🇧💂‍♂️🥁 Seamus the Wolfhound marched the Guards through the streets of Bangor as they reflected on their history stretching back to 1900🐕 Watch them march with pride⬇️ | Forces News

Turlough Mor, known as Seamus when he’s off duty, is the Irish Guards mascot and next week he is making his first ceremonial debut with the Irish Guards on St Patrick’s Day. Seamus, now 9 months old, is the 17th mascot for the Guards regiment and has been training with his handler Drummer Adam Walsh to be ready for the big day. From drill movements, to tunic fittings, Drummer Walsh explains the different stages of preparation and Seamus’s favourite way to learn all the steps. | The Army in Londo

Last week, the Irish Guards performed their final act of official duties as a single Battalion while the Chelsea Pensioners watched the Regiment perform the Queen's Guard dismount. Two new Foot Guards Public Duties Companies (PDCs), have been formed, resurrecting the traditions and ethos of the historic and battle honoured 2nd Battalion Irish Guards. Responding to a changing global environment The 2nd Battalion was placed into suspended animation in 1947 but now two new Public Duties Companies,

Royal Irish Regiment and Irish Guards My video shows the Band of the Royal Irish Regiment playing 'St. Patricks Day' followed by the Irish Guards and Army Cadets at Armed Forces Day, Jordanstown, County Antrim 22nd June 2024. #ww2ni #Royalirishregiment #Royalirish #Irishguards #Guards #Micks #Armycadets #Antrim #Jordanstown | The Second World War in Northern Ireland