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How the make-up of the various battalions of the regiment evolved during the First World War.
Player's Cigarettes, Badges & Flags of British Regiments, 1904. No30 Royal Irish Regiment.
The Royal Irish Regiment Pipers representation at the British Embassy in Romania.Speeches from Paul Brummell - British Ambassador to Romania and Tim Bakewell...
The heroic exploits of Charles Gough, Hugh Gough and John Gough (pictured from left to right) are detailed in a new guide, which lists all 1,353 recipients of the country's highest military honour for the first time.
Irish Guards Lt Van der Noot survived the War and retired from the Army in 1919. Faces of the First World War The full story is not always known to us. If you know more, please tell us in the comments below. Find out more about this First World War Centenary project at www.1914.org/faces. This image is from IWM Collections. This image is subject to the IWM Non-Commercial license. Find out more here
Not sure which unit your relative served with during the Great War 1914-1918? If you have a photo, this page will help you to identify thier cap badge.
Royal Munster Fusiliers remarkable period in Ireland’s military history ended when the British army’s five southern Irish regiments were disbanded in 1922.
Troops in the East India Company's service, a Sergeant and a Grenadier Sepoy of the Bengal Army, 1812
Successor regiments
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I was wondering, I've yet to get the book which contains the rules for militia/cultist forces but I've been reading Angel Exterminatus again recently and came upon the Thorakitai, the human forces that sided with the Iron Warriors when they sacked their home world. I got to thinking how they coul...
From the February 19th, 1897 publication of The Navy and Army Illustrated, a remarkable photo by J. Thompson of a military field print shop. The following copy accompanied the photo: "The above is a capital illustration of a regimental printing press, as used by the Irish Royal Rifles. As will be seen by a glance at the picture, it contains all the necessary requisites for printing, with none of the drawbacks usually pertaining to that industry. The surroundings differ somewhat from the usual run of "Printing Offices," by which high-sounding title the little tent in which it stands is named. In a good many regiments a monthly newspaper is published, and it is chiefly for this purpose that these printing presses are used in the army. This paper, as a rule, gives the result of regimental football or cricket matches, as well as reports of theatricals, dances, suppers, notices of promotions in the regiment, or medals earned, a record of the marches,with the various stopping places, and official regimental notices. The possession of a press by the 1st Royal Irish Rifles gives evidence of the up-to-date, go-ahead spirit which prevails in the corps."
