1st Bn Collection

QUIS SEPARABIT? Irish Guards together again for St Patricks Day Parade
Pictured is the Irish Guards mascot, Domhnall at a St Patricks Day Parade in London. Domhnall is the Irish Guards 16th Regimental Mascot

Exercise Noble Jump 2017
Pictured is a US Army CH-47 Chinook helicopter taking part in Exercise Noble Jump 17. A joint Air Assault exercise with the American 1st Battalion, 3 Aviation Regiment, 12 Combat Aviation Brigade

Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting
Pictured are the 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards providing a large Guard of Honour at Buckingham Palace for the ceremonial arrival of the Commonwealth Heads of Government in London

Duke of Cambridge Takes the Salute for his First Colonelis Review
Pictured, the first time HRH Prince William carries out his role as Colonel of the Irish Guards Regiment. William is the Irish Guards first royal colonel and its Colonel-in-Chief is the Queen

State Visit of The President of The Republic of Colombia rehearsal
Pictured are the Grenadier Guard s, Guard of Honour arriving at Buckingham Palace during a rehearsal for the Colombian State Visit

Welsh Guards undertake Mission Rehearsal Exercise
1st Battalion Welsh Guards onboard their Foxhound Protected Patrol Vehicles in the snow during a planning phase of a Mission Rehearsal Exercise in Wales

Armed Forces Provide Glittering Ceremony for State Opening of Parliament
1st Battalion Irish Guards accompanied by the Band of the Regiment and the Corps of Drums provide a Guard of Honour at the House of Lords for the State Opening of Parliament

Precision, Splendour, Discipline and Excellence Britains Troops Celebrate the 90T
Almost fifteen hundred soldiers from the Household Division were on parade to mark the Queens Official 90th Birthday on 11th June 2016 on Horse Guards Parade

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"1st Bn: A Year of Celebrations, Rehearsals, and Excellence" From Exercise Noble Jump 2017 to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, it has had a remarkable year. They showcased their skills and dedication as they celebrated the birthday of their Queen with precision and splendor. The Duke of Cambridge took the salute for his first Colonel's Review, marking another milestone for this esteemed battalion. But it wasn't just about ceremonial events; it also proved their readiness during the State Visit rehearsal with The President of The Republic of Colombia. Their discipline and excellence shone through as they undertook Mission Rehearsal Exercises alongside the Welsh Guards. The Irish Guards came together again for St Patrick's Day Parade, proudly displaying their motto "QUIS SEPARABIT?" - who shall separate us? This unity was further demonstrated at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting where 1st Bn played an integral role in ensuring its success. Not only did they excel in ceremonial duties, but it also provided a glittering ceremony for the State Opening of Parliament. Their commitment to duty was evident as they showcased precision in every step. As Britain's troops celebrated their 90th anniversary, 1st Bn stood tall among them - embodying all that is great about our armed forces: discipline, splendor, excellence. They continue to uphold these values at each event they participate in. Through rehearsals and celebrations alike, it has proven time and again why they are held in such high regard. Their dedication to duty is unwavering as they stand ready to serve whenever called upon.