Sunday 12 June marks the centenary of the disbandment of the Irish regiments of the British Army from the south of Ireland.On 12 June 1922, King George V received the
Category: Irish Regiments
Centenary of Connaught Rangers Indian MutinyCentenary of Connaught Rangers Indian Mutiny
Centenary of Connaught Rangers Indian Mutiny The Connaught Rangers ‘The Devils Own’ was a Irish regiment in the British Army, serving as Line Infantry from 1793 to 1922. It was
South African Irish Regiment RenamedSouth African Irish Regiment Renamed
South African Irish Regiment Renamed in Honour of Andrew Mlangeni After six years of consultation and engagement 52 reserve units of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) have been
Celbridge’s Military Story: Sir Gerald DeaseCelbridge’s Military Story: Sir Gerald Dease
Celbridge’s Story: Col. Sir Gerald Richard Dease We are starting our work with the Irish Military Heritage Foundation with Celbridge’s Military Story and the story of Colonel Sir Gerald Dease.
Did the Leinsters Flee At Chunuk Bair?Did the Leinsters Flee At Chunuk Bair?
Cover: Busy scene on beach at Gallipoli 1915. (The Illustrated History of the Great War) First published in Autumn 2015 issue. In August 1915, the Allies attempted to break the