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Meaning of "irish guards"
refers to an infantry regiment of the British Army known as the Irish Guards. They are part of the Guards Division and are responsible for ceremonial and operational duties. It indicates a specific military unit within the British armed forces
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Sharp secures discredits the rumours and the Irish guards go into battle.
He was wearing his Irish Guards frock coat for the occasion.
He gained the rank of Major in the service of the Irish Guards.
A current favourite is the Irish Guards with the fig leaf on just for luck.
He gained the rank of lieutenant in the service of the Irish Guards.
And the Irish Guards are distinct because of the blue in their bearskins.
He is honored with this honorable service in the Department of Irish Guards.
It was down this road that the Irish Guards attacked that afternoon.
William will be in uniform riding in the procession as Colonel of the Irish Guards.
The Irish Guards are on parade every month.
The band of the Irish Guards.
The Irish Guards were in danger of being overrun by the Germans.
From there he commissioned into the Irish Guards.
The Irish guards trench.
He had served in the Irish Guards.
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The Irish Guards and colonel Vandeleur will take the lead.
His grandfather served in the Irish Guards and was employed by the War Office.
The Irish Guards take their capstar and motto from the Order.
His father uses his influence to get Jack into the Irish Guards.
Members of the Irish Guards conduct a test with P helmets before going into combat.
He enlisted with 1st battalion of the Irish Guards.
The Irish Guards are on parade every month . Was on parade.
Mr Bowe, we have been interviewing Irish Guards every day for many months.
The Irish Guards were, and are, a regiment of foot guards in the British Army.
I was an officer in the Irish Guards for 17 years.
His son, the thirteenth Earl, was a Brigadier-General in the Grenadier Guards and the Irish Guards.
He joined the British Army as a volunteer in the Irish Guards in November 1942.
During 1944 he toured Italy and North Africa with the band of the Irish Guards.
Thank you . The band of the Irish Guards.
The breed is, however, the mascot for the Irish Guards.
To further his ambition to become a policeman, he enlisted in the Irish Guards in 1936.
