GP who exposed Defence Forces officer’s breast found guilty of poor professional performance
GP agrees with submissions by Medical Council chief executive that he will be censured
Defence Forces
Iran’s president rejects Trump demand for ‘unconditional surrender’
Masoud Pezeshkian apologises for Iran’s attacks on regional countries, but Iranian fire targets Gulf states on Saturday
Russian ambassador says McEntee proposal to board sanctioned vessels is ‘piracy’
Minister for Defence says such a move would be ‘deterrent’ as vessels increasingly enter Irish economic waters
Strengthening the Defence Forces
To help recruitment and retention, members of the Defence Forces and An Garda Síochána could receive tax rebates every seven years
Defence Forces took ‘correct decision’ not to shoot down rogue drones, says Taoiseach
Micheál Martin was speaking during a visit to Lebanon to meet Irish peacekeepers on Saturday
Ireland proposes EU-led peace mission in Lebanon as UN operation winds down
Simon Harris’s plan would see countries working together to train up Lebanese army
Dozens of caravans parked on Curragh must leave, judge orders
Some caravans are close to Defence Forces firing ranges and have prevented training exercises
Gardaí study dashcam footage in bid to determine if Michael Gaine was driven away from Co Kerry farm
Disappearance of sheep farmer (56) in late March led gardaí to suspect foul play
After 100 years, the Defence Forces will finally be allowed manage its own affairs
Unlike many other countries, the Chief of Staff is entirely bypassed under the Irish military’s command and control structure
Inside Ireland’s government nuclear fallout shelter: ‘It’s more a basement than a bunker’
A ‘secret’ facility in Athlone was designated the national control centre during the cold war. We visit with a group of artists
Defence Forces’ intelligence bureau audits soldiers’ bank accounts for any links to private military contracting
Army’s secretive J2 intelligence bureau conducts surveillance on and interviews with those suspected of recruiting for private work
Former Irish special forces soldiers resume training for rogue Libyan general despite warnings
Irish Training Solutions instructors training troops in Libya in apparent breach of international sanctions
If the worst happens, who would come to Ireland’s defence? We are acutely vulnerable to threat
The Irish State now has fewer than 10,000 trained military members that it could call up in the event of an emergency
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