Marching troops drawn in from the 6th Infantry Battalion and the 2nd Artillery Regiment.

Marching troops, drawn in from the 6th Infantry Battalion and the 2nd Artillery Regiment recreate the takeover of Custume Barracks by Commandant General Sèan MacEoin, supported by the Army Band. The troops followed the original route taken by General MacEoin’s troops; beginning at the railway station and ending at Dùn Mac house.

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What is the tune? So familiar

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Today's The Day The Teddy Bears Have Their Picnic

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It’s ‘Let Erin Remember’ played in quick time, The Irish Guards use it as a slow march.

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@@ssnviper it’s like how the Grenadiers march to the march known as “Grenadiers Return” which can also be used as a slow March.

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Kyiv have you got a gon with you

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Why are they marching on a bridge? Isn’t that against regulations?

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It's a solid stone bridge.

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They got to cross over the river!

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Most armies prohibit marching on a bridge so marching troops are ordered to break step and walk normally over to avoid damaging the bridge.

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