...two unknown World War One soldiers, one from The Cambridgeshire Regiment and one from the Royal Irish Rifles. The service was assisted by current members of the Royal Irish Regiment....
...the new leadership code, launched on Thursday, draws together and formalises elements of good leadership that have been practised for centuries. Key to the new code is the Army’s ability...
Today’s defence related news includes coverage of the Royal Irish Regiment being presented with new Colours and an FOI on alcohol use among service personnel. Royal Irish Regiment BBC News,...
...can read more about it here. Irish Guards Mascot The Sun, Daily Mirror and Daily Mail all report on the Irish Guards wolfhound dog. An Army Spokesperson said Domhnall’s welfare...
...were, The Irish Guards as the guard of honour, the band of the Irish Pipes and Drums and the Irish Guards Mascot. The visit to Northern Ireland is part of...
...High Court. 1st Battalion Irish Guards provided a large Guard of Honour at the House of Lords commanded by Lt Col Ian Turner DSO, and accompanied by the Band...
...said: The Army's Leadership Code requires the highest values and standards. It is right therefore that on the occasions that there are credible allegations of unacceptable behaviour they should be...
...of the General Staff General Sir Nicholas Carter, said: The Army's Leadership Code requires the highest values and standards. It is right therefore that on the occasions that there are...
... Our thought are with the soldier’s family and friends at this tragic time. Army Conduct The Daily Telegraph covers the launch of the Army Leadership code, writing that the...
...2040. Image of the day Domhnall, an Irish Wolfhound and the Regimental mascot of the Irish Guards, is presented with a sprig of shamrock by The Duchess of Cambridge. ...
