My GuestbookAll Questions, apart from your Name, are optional. There are currently 247 messages. Message Number: 247 - Sunday, June 28, 2009 02:40:57 GMT [IP = 203.97.212.15] -New Zealand 
Greetings I have found this site due to a request from a David Rossiter looking for information on his brother Richard Rossiter Guardsman 2724463 - in the photo on this site I was the person sitting to the left of Richard Rossiter. If David Rossiter would like to make contact with me please email me at anne- marie.w@clear.net.nz. I think the photos on this site are great - would love to see a photo of the Irish Guard tug of war team in 1946 - I was in this team. Love to hear from anyone that was in the Irish Guards when I was (1945- 1954). Quisseparabit Cecil (Ces) Wallace Message Number: 246 - Friday, June 26, 2009 22:10:23 GMT [IP = 81.108.220.159] -United Kingdom 
You needed an email address from me Message Number: 245 - Thursday, June 18, 2009 18:45:56 GMT [IP = 82.46.183.147] -United Kingdom
My dad was in Sgt Cooneys squad in the early 70's. His name is Noel Baxter. I know that my dad had something to do with blowing up tanks (sorry about the lack of technical terms) and that they trooped the colour in 1974 and as far as I know my dad was 2nd escort to the colour ( i think that is right). My dad is 60 this year and I would love to find either old pictures or find out how to find other guards. If anyone can help I would be truly greatfull. Many thanks Claire Message Number: 244 - Tuesday, June 9, 2009 10:42:51 GMT [IP = 86.130.132.21] -United Kingdom
TO ALL MICKS PAST AND PRESENT,THIS SITE IS GREAT TO BE ABLE TO REMAIN IN CONTACT A CREDIT TO IVOR, "QUIS SEPARABIT" Message Number: 243 - Friday, May 22, 2009 08:03:11 GMT [IP = 91.85.210.111] -United Kingdom
Can someone contact me as I have an Irish Guards army card for my great great uncle and there are things on there I would like to know what they mean. Anyone who can help - please email me. Thanks Message Number: 242 - Monday, April 13, 2009 14:52:57 GMT [IP = 81.153.140.234] -United Kingdom
looking for john or pat mcmonagle and larry crothers Message Number: 241 - Friday, March 20, 2009 17:04:26 GMT [IP = 90.213.8.4] -United Kingdom
Hi Everyone, I had a truly great time on St Patricks Day Windsor with my youngest son Peter, I met up with some truly great micks I had not seen for years and met up with Micks who were at the Midlands dinner Birmingham. It was absolutely glorious weather the parade was spot on. The dinner was great. I couldn't do the march as I have very bad gout. All in all a truly memorable day. The Mick battalion is still as smart as ever. God Bless all Micks past and present, AlbieMc. Thanks Tim. Message Number: 240 - Sunday, March 15, 2009 19:43:35 GMT [IP = 86.136.252.118] -United Kingdom
Happy paddy"s day to all micks past & present QS Message Number: 239 - Tuesday, March 10, 2009 13:56:09 GMT [IP = 79.97.95.145] -Ireland 
i served from 1957 to 1965 i was in no 4 company no 12 platoon ihave just found your site and i am new to operating this machine and i am not bright at it but i will look in again i have an e mail address i will put it in when i figure out how to do it this took me 45 min. to do Message Number: 238 - Sunday, March 8, 2009 10:32:22 GMT [IP = 90.196.29.59] -United Kingdom
Hello everyone, I'm looking forward to Paddy's Day in Windsor. I'm meeting up with some truly great Micks I have not seen for many years also some great Micks I met back up with at the Midlands IG association dinner, Birmingham November the 1st 2008, brilliant. Best regards everyone and a happy St Patricks Day. If you remember me please get in touch. I would love to hear from any Guardsmen out of 3 Company or any of the other companies please get in touch. 1965 to 1968. Chelsea, Aden, Elizabeth barracks.
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