Remembrance Day
This year’s parade was another great day. This year the parade was lead by a pipe band from St. Columba's High school from Kilmalcolm. Big thanks to both the school and the pipes and drums.
Again the parade broke into 2 parties one attending the church service at
Both parties then joined up and proceeded with the parade through Port Glasgow town centre to the Cenotaph where the wreaths were laid, The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders wreath was laid by Denis McLuskey on behalf of the combined services and the late Willie Burrows brother laid the wreath for the branch. After the service the branch then returned to the Comet Bar for refreshments big thanks to Donny and staff of the bar for their continued support of the Branch.
Some of the branch also attended the Navy Club in
Below are the pictures form the parade through Port Glasgow, the Comet bar and the Navy club. Pictures from Finlaystone will be on the site shortly.
The Branch leading the Parade through Port Glasgow to the cenotaph
The branch at the Cenotaph Gary McLuskey Carrying the colours for the Branch.
Some of the branch at the Cenotaph George Gray, Denis McLuskey and Alex Dunlop
The Branch Leading the Parade away from the cenotaph in Port Glasgow.
Denis McLuskey, Tommy Moran, Wolfie Clark and Harry Harkins and the Navy club.
Denis, Wolfie, Harry and Gary McLuskey at the Navy club
George Gray and some of the branch at the Finlaystone memorial.
