Birmingham Irish Pipes and Drums Guestbook

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There have been 3126 visits since 2006-02-28
This page was last accessed on 2010-07-29

Name:	michael comaskey
Location:	erdington birmingham

Comments:
pictures from the past,features three generations of our family.thats me with the cup in hand.my dad drum major at castle vale,and my grandad on the bass drum big john ramsey.great pics ,made my day

Name:	barry murphy
Location:	rustington west sussex

Comments:
hi all
nice web site where is your pratic hall?hi to finbarr foley from cork who has sighed this book its shamuses son piper from the irish guards hows u?
good luck to this band hope u have a good year.
barry murphy

Name:	paul
Location:	ireland

Comments:
happy new year to the band hope you have another good year out and about if your visiting ireland for st pats have a good trip

Name:	Shane O'Neill
Location:	Ireland

Comments:
Great to see the band still going from strength to strength. Loved reading about the s@!#%&book - would love to get a gawk at it sometime. Can't believe oul Maurice is still banging thon drum - did he ever get a wheel for it?

Any way - keep the flag flying - you deserve a knighthood Bill for your patience, passion and dedication. The band looks great and sounds even better. Say hello to all who remember me.

Shane

Name:	John Baxter
Location:	Plymouth

Comments:
Hallo There Birmingham Irish,
Thankyou for a very informative websit,
I am one of the pipers from the City of Plymouth pipe band and was very interested in hearing about your trip to Wicklow. I think I may know Pat Cox slightly from her West Mids Fire service days
My mother lives in Rugeley not a million miles from you would it be possible to come to a practice if I'm in the area
Kindest Regards
John

Name:	Finbarr Foley
Location:	Cork

Comments:
I was browsing through the net and found your web site and am quite impressed with it. My brother who reside in Birmingham had seen the Band perform on St. Patrick's Day and was delighted with the performance. I play pipes myself with Carrigaline Pipe Band and it is great to see the tradition alive and well. Keep up the good work. Finbarr

Name:	mr joe alcock
Location:	uttoxeter

Comments:
Dear Sirs

I am wondering if anyone remembers my late brother in law JOE hosey [and his brother Tony]?
They were both drummers in the band in the 1950s.
I remeber the band turning out on carnival day, and
once I marched behind carrying a spare set of pipes'

Name:	paul
Location:	ireland

Comments:
hay bill, i like the new web pages its really good. nice to see the band growing again.

Name:	Pat & Ann Dunne
Location:	Carlow

Comments:
Although now living in Ireland We are very proud to know and to have been associated with the Irish Pipes and Drums Band. They are a credit to Birmingham and Ireland

Name:	Tina
Location:	Birmingham UK

Comments:
What a fantastic exhibition at the St Pauls Irish night - you really do Birmingham proud. The whole band are a credit to you. The little ones are amazing.

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