Geordie, Your message has brought fond memories of C Coy Berlin and
the time spent in the Mortar platoon together. 25 years is a long time
for anyone to serve but it has been a privelege and a pleasure to have
known you. Pay no attention to Anto as he knows nothing about
football. As I type this Pip is busy typing across the corridoor. I
wish you and your family all the best and hope evrything works out for
you. keep in touch.
PS any chance of a couple of tickets for Man U
[324] Fri 27 Oct 2006, 14:54pm
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- pippritchard -
from: Ballymena
George, what can I say buddy, it has been a pleasure to work with you
over the last 20 years, you have been, like so many before you, a true
Regimental character. It has been my privilige to call you a friend
and the Regiment, indeed the Army, as a whole will most definately
miss you, probably more than you will miss them haha. Good luck and
love to Debbie, Scott & Gary
Faugh A Ballagh friend.
[323] Fri 27 Oct 2006, 14:53pm
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- jimmy nesbitt -
from: Harrogate
Geordie good luck in civi street, many a found memory, hope everything
works out well for you.
All the Best
Faugh a Ballagh
Jimmy
[322] Fri 27 Oct 2006, 14:21pm
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- Billy Weir -
from: Bangor
George
What can I say the recruiting world has losted one of the greats, I
know you George what ever you do you will do it well, good luck to you
and yours, can the young lad swim ha ha.
Take care mate and keep in touch.
Faugh a Ballagh
[321] Fri 27 Oct 2006, 13:48pm
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- Brad - Glenn -
from: Belfast
Geordie, good luck in Civi life mate.. get yr ass down Chester way for
the Xmas doo 25/11 and we can have a beer... bring the guitar !
If there is anything I can do to help, in any way, let me know..
Take care and Faugh a Ballagh..
Brad & Johanne
[320] Fri 27 Oct 2006, 10:01am
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- Pete Kane -
from: York
Geordie good luck with whatever you do mate, we will have to organise
a get together mucker, give me a call. All the best to you and
yours.
Faugh a Ballagh
[319] Fri 27 Oct 2006, 9:05am
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- Todd 45 and Fitzy -
from: Hessle and Staffordshire
After reading your message, now you have decided to hang the caubeen
up we wish you all the best. We are sure we speak on behalf of many a
man of the 2nd battalion The Royal Irish Rangers not to mention the
mortar platoon.
Good Luck
Todd 45 and Fitzy
PS. Keep in touch
[318] Fri 27 Oct 2006, 0:02am
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- Anto Wickham -
from: Bangor
Well God help civi street now that Geordie Hayden has left the Firm.
Thank God he lives in Manchester!
Geordie, good luck with the future and I hope your family are doing
well. I could tell a few storys about you on here but it's a
faimly show!
The only thing I really hated about you was that you supported that
S**t team Manchester United, but we all have a cross to bear! some
people even support Leeds! Leeds wow.
Well mate Faugh A Ballagh and remember to be really cool you should
support Liverpool! Come on!
Walk on, walk on, with hope in your heart............
Anto
[317] Thu 26 Oct 2006, 20:42pm
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- Geordie Hayden -
from: Manchester
After nearly 25 years service, the time has come to hang my caubeen
up. I was one of the lucky ones to get an LSL job as a recruiter,
unfortunately due to family circumstances i have called it a day.
Its been a privilege to serve with the regiment and also with all the
brave men I call my friends. All though too many to mention, the lads
of the Support Company I will miss the most.
My lad has now taken up the Hayden mantle and I am privileged and
proud he has chosen to join the finest regiment there is.
Gods Speed and FAB
[316] Thu 26 Oct 2006, 20:01pm
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- martinsheilds -
from: e.belfast
well done to all ranks 1 royal irish job well done welcome home
marty
