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Tag Archives: irish navy
Revolutionary Remembrance: Options For Ship Names (That Aren’t Poets)
Something a little different for this post series today, focusing on a very specific possibility for remembrance. The Irish Naval Service has the unfortunate problem of being largely anonymous to most Irish people. It’s task as a constabulary navy is … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Irish Defence Forces, Revolutionary Remembrance, War
Tagged brian boru, ireland, irish defence forces, irish naval service, irish navy, james joyce, LE, samuel beckett, shatter#, ship names, war, wolfe tone
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The Irish Army And Why It’s Needed
The Sunday Tribune is what I read Sunday mornings. I’m not completely won over by the paper (It’s very anti-whoever’s in government at the time and employs some rather stupid people like Una Mullally) but apart from that its a decent read. … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Irish Defence Forces, Politics, War
Tagged adama, Battlestar Galactica, chad, congo, cyprus, ira, irish air corps, irish army, irish defence forces, irish military, irish navy, john cooney, lebanon, military downgrading, military downsizing, peaceenforcement, peacekeeping, sellafield, sunday tribune, timor, udf, UN
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