It's not about high jacking the event.
Parents who are in service are welcome to attend in No1s at their childerns school is all.
This is not just about the delivery of flags, this is about the reclamation of oglaigh na heireann and the restoration of pride in the tri colour and the proclamation from which we derive our modern interpretation of irish destiny.
These are school kids whosee parents are in the DF, the kids have seen mam or dad in uniform and they get a thrill from seeing their mam or dad there.
As much as I wouldn't shed much of tear to see the sham of a reserve we have disbanded they are part of the DF and until such time as the powers that be see sense they will remain so and thus be allowed to attend.
There is no days leave needed if the person can be released the unit is asked to do so.
The whole thing is costed and updated on a nearly daily basis.
No vetting nesscessary as this does not fall within the working with children quidelines which are freely available online if you would like to view them.
The only vetting I know off was that the requirements stated for the volunteers to be of military bearing and deemed to be suitable by the OiCs.
Meaning don't send out the muppets that each unit has.
Parents who are in service are welcome to attend in No1s at their childerns school is all.
This is not just about the delivery of flags, this is about the reclamation of oglaigh na heireann and the restoration of pride in the tri colour and the proclamation from which we derive our modern interpretation of irish destiny.
These are school kids whosee parents are in the DF, the kids have seen mam or dad in uniform and they get a thrill from seeing their mam or dad there.
As much as I wouldn't shed much of tear to see the sham of a reserve we have disbanded they are part of the DF and until such time as the powers that be see sense they will remain so and thus be allowed to attend.
There is no days leave needed if the person can be released the unit is asked to do so.
The whole thing is costed and updated on a nearly daily basis.
No vetting nesscessary as this does not fall within the working with children quidelines which are freely available online if you would like to view them.
The only vetting I know off was that the requirements stated for the volunteers to be of military bearing and deemed to be suitable by the OiCs.
Meaning don't send out the muppets that each unit has.
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