Although the Republic of Ireland is not part of NATO and in theory remains militarily neutral, it does supply troops to ...

Ireland’s military spending should reach the highest possible level — around €3bn annually — in the coming years, the ...

Defence Forces numbers grew for the first time in seven years last year and the strength of the force now stands at around ...

DONALD Trump’s extraordinary attack on Ukraine and its President Volodymyr Zelensky this week has changed the game when it ...

In order to strengthen our defence forces and safeguard the nation, Ireland plans to invest an additional €2 billion over the next five years, reports The Mirror. The huge war fund, according to ...

It is not surprising to hear the news that the files, in relation to the Clonoe incident, have been sent to the Public Prosecution Service, writes David Johnstone, Northern Ireland Veterans ...

Ireland can “no longer shy away from” defence, military and security capability and has to “get serious” about defending ...

Thirty six years ago today, during the 1969-98 Northern Ireland conflict, Belfast human rights lawyer Pat Finucane was shot ...

He said there were ongoing efforts to support keeping people in the Defence Forces and that last year there was a 70.6 per cent increase in the number of inductions to the Army, Air Corp and Naval ...

A proposal that would have signed Belfast City Council up to a scheme that supports past and present Army members has been rejected by nationalist councillors. The Armed Forces Covenant was raised ...

Pope Francis presided over the Jubilee Mass for Armed Forces, Police, and Security Personnel on Sunday, with Archbishop Diego Ravelli reading his prepared homily as the pontiff recovers from ...