On International Women’s Day we honour all the women of Óglaigh na hÉireann and recognise the vital roles they play within our organisation today and every day. Today is a day for everyone, by inspiring inclusion for women we inspire inclusion for all. #InspireInclusion#IWD2024
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On a 6-month overseas deployment, a tax-free overseas duty allowance of approximately €16,000 is payable. This extra benefit is on top of your regular pay.
Check out https://t.co/aWrD6nI0D7 on the current deployments of troops.
#bemore#irishdefenceforces
Nollaig Shona go léir to all soldiers on duty over Christmas holidays.
I hope all residents on the Curragh also enjoy a great Christmas and peaceful New Year! 🎄
The Nov/Dec 2023 issue of An Cosantóir Magazine is out now!
In this issue:
Christmas Messages
Year in Review from Directorates
Air Corps
Naval Service
Office of Reserve Affairs
Army
Overseas
Defence Sparx
Checkout link below:
https://t.co/prrEGCuOPR
#yearinreview#army #navalservice #aircorps
What a great morning at the DFTC 5k in aid of our Christmas Appeal. The kindness and generosity of the serving and retired personnel is so greatly appreciated.
Well done to the DF Boxing team who won 4 gold medals and overall best team at the CISM games in the Netherlands!!🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Read all about in the article below:
https://t.co/cJvYcCxj9I
Over the last few days the CISM regional cross country championships took place in Belgium! In ideal weather conditions in Schaffen Belgium, the Irish mens and womens team both had fantastic individual and team results!
Capt Elizabeth Carr stretched the race from the start and was rewarded with a fantastic 3rd place overall in a field of nearly 100 athletes. Pte Laoighse Styles and Pte Louise Nolan battled throughout and finished 11th and 13th overall. This ensured the Irish team finished second overall behind the dominant French team and ahead of the hosts Belgium.
In the mens event Pte Josh O'Sullivan Hourihan finished 5th place overall after mixing with the leading group early on. Pte Nathan Oleary finished very strong in 10th place with Comdt James Ledingham 15th and Pte Dave Redmond in 16th with Cpl Stephen Butler on his international debut finished 31st. The above team combined to finish 3rd team behind a strong French and Belgian teams. A field of over 900 athletes competed in the mens event!
Well done to both teams!
#CISM #athletics #CrossCountry #ireland
This week, the 99th Cadet Class completed a Military Operations in Urban Terrain (MOUT) exercise in Marino Point, Cork.
Operating within urban areas can be a complex task which tested the Cadets situational awareness,tactical proficiency and command and control.
#MOUT#tactics
PATHFINDER another first for #enlisted education. Great to see student graduate from Command Senior Enlisted #Leaders Cse. #CSEL Cse conducted @BALTDEFCOL over 12 wks
Attendance on cse’s of this nature allow us gauge/build our #PME & learn lessons from Partner’s ☘️🇮🇪☘️
#noirishveteranleftbehind#Veterans great coffee morning in the DFTC @goc_dftc meeting old friends and colleagues in the company of @OneFuchsia and @iunva courtesy of NCOS mess (Ceannt). Look out for next months gathering at the same location
In May 1777, the nearby flour Mills of Athgarvan by the River Liffey were the be let for terms to be agreed upon. The Mill and its Mill Wheel had a constant water supply from the Liffey Weir and Mill Race.
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Welcome home to the troops of the 122nd Infantry Battalion. After a 6 month tour of duty in Lebanon our personnel are safely back on Irish soil! Enjoy your time off and have a great Christmas!
Best of luck to the 123rd Battalion, now deployed to UNIFIL, continuing Ireland’s unbroken record of service in the cause of international peace and security!
#peacekeepers #service #overseas #UnitedNations
In February 1934, the accidental death of young Lieutenant Daniel Davis (Artillery Corps), took place at the Curragh Camp. The recently commissioned officer was exercising a horse on the Curragh plains when the accident took place.
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