What does IG stand for?

Irish Guards (A British Regiment)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Ken Rogers, Honorary Secretary, Irish Guards Association, said: "They are full of essentials - shaving foam, face wipes, sun cream, lip salve.

Pupils support troops abroad

The guardsman took part in Trooping the Colour in front of the Queen last month after joining the 1st Battalion Irish Guards, who are responsible for protecting the royal family.

Queen's guardsman is an illegal immigrant

A SNAPPED tendon and resulting plaster cast could not keep Irish Guards Colonel Giles Allan from parade - even if he had to be hoisted aboard his horse by fork-lift.

A SNAPPED tendon and resulting

The Irish Guards have been responsible for delivering training to the Iraqi Army.

Troops met by Browne

The men, from the 1st Battalion Irish Guards, were killed when their convoy was travelling to the Rumaylaj oil fields, west of Basra.

BLAST SOLDIERS ARE NAMED

A 21-year-old lance corporal in the Irish Guards was jailed last April for seven years after he stole two rifles from his barracks in central London and made a threat to "spray" any police who tried to arrest him.

'He's no longer the Rambo'

The soldiers, three from the Irish Guards and one from the Coldstream Guards, are accused of causing the death of Ahmed Jabber Kareem.

Troops on trial

The red-haired Irish Wolfhound from Cherry Tree Farm, in Atherstone Road, Hartshill, is about to become the official mascot of the Irish Guards Regiment.

Duty calls for magic puppy Merlin