1. @Barryhmfc. Get out here with you lies and thrash. This video is not for people like you.  Move on
2. wtf wtf
3. God Save Hong kong and God Bless the Queen
4. i love this this is my old regemential band loved this tune when i was in the royal irish regement 30 years ago and they have not been disbanded they are just now called the irish regement the teritoral regement are now the royal irish and will keep the name alive
5. the royal irish have not been disbanded ..god forbid the day
6. Will be playing this song on friday night for the closing cerimonies for the National Cadet Biathalon competition, i play 1st trombone, and this is my favourite song to play, even though it murders my chops, great sound quality
7. Having trawled YouTube for the 'Highland Cathedral' melody, no-one does it better than the Band of the Royal Irish Regiment - What a shame they have since been disbanded! Where would I get an Irish Saffron kilt? :-(
8. Slainte
9. Красиво!!!
10. Beautiful !
11. Shame you're wrong.
12. inniskilling
13. Shame you're a pig.
14. First time I remember hearing this was at a Met Police passing out ceremony at Hendon about 11 years ago. Loved it ever since.
15. beutiful 
16. So good, no words.
17. Amazing piece of music, Scottish anthem, written by Germans, played beautifully by the Irish. Listen to this over and over again.
18. Trés belle interprétation musicale ! very nice music performance !
19. so proud 2 have Irish blood in me xx
20. oh my god.... i love it.... i can't hear it loud enough!
21. Wrong,The Uileann pipes are around alot longer than the bagpipes and where brought to Scotland by the Irish.
22. this tune was played at my fathers funeral,still get sentimental when i hear it.
23. The instrument being played here is the Great Highland Bagpipe which is a Scottish instrument, there are no longer any Irish war pipes in existence. Saffron Kilts, are a British Army invention bequethed to the irish regiments by Queen Victoria and based on the Kilted Highland regiments.
24. "Ehm isnt this a Scottish song" It has become popular in Scotland but no it isn't Scottish. It was written by two Germans.

The Band Of The Royal Irish Regiment-Highland Cathedral

3.77 min. | 4.885939 user rating | 779019 views

Highland Cathedral Ulster Hall 2007 From Imagemedia Films (google it)
Tags: rir british army pipes drums udr ruc loyalist royal irish regiment ulster hall high land cathedral