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Unlike many militarties, the Defence Forces is ‘insisting’ the uniforms be gender specific

New capital expenditure will be used to develop primary radar system but does little to stem exodus of personnel says officers’ association

Psychometric testing for Naval Service paused amid concern about failure rate

Martin pledges more discussion and engagement with Women of Honour group ahead of autumn investigation into claims

Experts advising the Department of Foreign Affairs say the Russian mercenary group Wagner is behind of much of the disinformation targeting EU troops in Mali

Conor Gallagher’s lively book seeks to amplify questions around our defence policy

Virginia Ann is classified as offshore supply ship but is understood to be capable of advanced subsurface operations such as deployment of deep-sea divers

Commission upholds Seán Dillon’s claim under Unfair Dismissals Act against rescue charity and awards him €30,000

Military judge says man paying high price for ‘one-off lapse’ while drunk at McKee Barracks

The military does not make its own rules: responsibility for oversight lies with the Government

The typical offenders are not the rough soldiery but well-educated members of the officer class

Tom Clonan on new military histories by Eoin Kinsella and Daniel Ayiotis

A PC-12 aircraft was being towed when it collided with the wing of a Casa maritime patrol aircraft

Former head of Army Ranger Wing, Cathal Berry TD, says no vetting in place for parliamentary assistants

Lieut Gen Esa Pulkkinen urges investment in Republic’s Air Corps, Naval Service and cyber defence

More than 50 years after he was forced out of the Army on spurious grounds, the former lieutenant has finally seen his name cleared

The former army lieutenant was wrongly dismissed from the army in 1969 over false claims that he had links with republican militants; a half-century later he has finally cleared his name

Four Ukrainian women tell The Irish Times they are grateful to find safe accommodation, even if it is in a tent on an army camp in Co Meath

The Curragh was the largest British military barracks in Ireland in 1922

Michael O’Higgins SC told court his client did not travel to Syria to take part in combat

Many in military believe Ireland should supply lethal weapons in fight against Russia

Witness says defendant’s talk about these issues was constant through guard duty

Former Irish soldier on trial accused of being a member of terrorist organisation in Syria

Firearm was discharged by an Irish Army soldier at Portlaoise prison 34 years ago

Conventional Irish troops may fill roles in Defence Forces’s most dangerous mission

Patrick Kelly’s family call for end to ‘orchestrated nationwide campaign of misinformation’

London Letter: Other Voices amplifies interwoven musical world of Britain and Ireland

Historian claims deal enabling Irish independence ‘not given significance it deserves’

Patrick Freyne: As an Army brat, I have lots of insights into Special Forces: Ultimate Hell Week – The Professionals

The pioneering runner is inspiring young athletes to follow in his very fast footsteps

In August 1971 thousands fled south of the Border to refugee camps. Here, some remember that summer

Commanding officer of A Company, Col Pat Quinlan, should receive DSM – review group

Paula Gahan flew home from London to go to her father’s funeral

Troop retention crisis continues to impact organisation despite increased UN, EU commitments

Africa and peace enforcement likely new focus for Army’s missions, says Coveney

Bomb dropped over Dublin by Luftwaffe aircraft killed 28 and destroyed 300 homes

Did Lloyd George mesmerise Collins, or did Collins silently acquiesce to his pressure tactics?

Irish woman accused of joining Islamic banned from entering UK on grounds of national security since 2019

Terrorism suspect, who is accused of joining Islamic State, was barred from the UK in 2019

Slight uptake in Dublin airport passenger numbers but figures still down 95% ahead of quarantine changes