Promoting 'Duncannon 2009' - More Photos
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 8:29 pm
The historic city of Waterford in the South of Ireland was the scene of the latest “promo” for this years Duncannon Military show. The City was founded in 914 AD by the Vikings who built a longphort or dock at the confluence of two rivers and named the place Vedrarfjiordr or windy fjord probably as a safe haven for Viking ships sheltering from a windy Irish Sea.
Reginald’s Tower on the cities walls marks the site of the first defensive structure built by the Viking settlers.
At the invitation of the local committee of the St. Patrick’ Day Festival, Battle Group South and the organisers of Duncannon 2009 were asked to participate in the parade. All of the groups featured in the following selection of photos from the parade are among the many participants who will be attending the show at the end of May.
Leaving Duncannon Fort - Home of BattleGroup South
Ferry Crossing
Unit Assembly Area
WARS Group
Screaming Eagles
Yes, Colour, I mean No, Colour.....
222 On the Move
Reginald's Tower 2009
Busy Street
Irish Great War Society
Irish Great War Society
The Legion Marches1
Standard Bearer
Honourable Senator and his Escort
I see Rommel has already pposted on this topic but I feel that the photos above also deserve a viewing. Enjoy!
Reginald’s Tower on the cities walls marks the site of the first defensive structure built by the Viking settlers.
At the invitation of the local committee of the St. Patrick’ Day Festival, Battle Group South and the organisers of Duncannon 2009 were asked to participate in the parade. All of the groups featured in the following selection of photos from the parade are among the many participants who will be attending the show at the end of May.
Leaving Duncannon Fort - Home of BattleGroup South
Ferry Crossing
Unit Assembly Area
WARS Group
Screaming Eagles
Yes, Colour, I mean No, Colour.....
222 On the Move
Reginald's Tower 2009
Busy Street
Irish Great War Society
Irish Great War Society
The Legion Marches1
Standard Bearer
Honourable Senator and his Escort
I see Rommel has already pposted on this topic but I feel that the photos above also deserve a viewing. Enjoy!