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

Defence Forces head then said being killed is not a reason to get award

No-one injured in blaze as Naval Service engineers to carry out examination of damage

PC-12 aircraft flies longest mission since acquisition in April for €5.2m

Ambush of Irish patrol in Niemba in November 1960 killed eight soldiers and shocked the nation

Troops allege they suffered post-traumatic stress disorder following 2013 attack

Grenades with 9m ‘kill radius’ and four-second fuses feature in Glen of Imaal training

Covid-19 restrictions had stopped 360 Irish peace-keeping troops from returning

Peacekeepers’ weapons an obstacle to repatriation efforts from Goma region of DRC

Senior officers frustrated at perceived Government delays in helping to remove officers

Irish soldiers will spend an extra six weeks in Middle East

Army Ranger Wing personnel to return by end of April after State sought exemption on order

Lieutenant General James Parker served for 44 years, including various overseas hotspots

Government to assess UN secretary general’s order aimed at containing Covid-19

Mowag vehicle which Rangers were travelling in hit concealed device 75km east of Gao

Cathal Berry to run as Independent in Kildare South on pro-Defence Forces platform

Significant exchanges of fire possible following US killing of Qassem Suleimani in Iraq

Smith believed to held close to Syria’s border with Turkey by members of militia

Tánaiste indicates no ‘huge concerns’ about President’s backing for improved money