Defence Forces

Air Corps adjusts ejector seats in effort to recruit more women pilots

Potential pilots must now only attain a minimum weight of 53kg to be safe

Increase in defence spending likely to take at least three years

Current proposals are to increase spending over the course of several years

Defence Forces abuse inquiry receives ‘many’ new complaints

Interim report containing testimonies of serving and ex-members sent to Minister

Plans for payment for hosting refugees set to go to Cabinet as early as next week

Sum of €400 per month being discussed to help with increased costs

Defence Forces officer appears at court martial on assault charges

Allegations of physical and sexual assault in Dublin barracks made by two female soldiers

Defence Forces recruit accused of false imprisonment and assault

Alleged incident occurred in accommodation at Sarsfield Barracks in Limerick last year

Is Ireland funding the military adventures of its European neighbours?

Fast-growing Irish defence industry is creating jobs but provoking human rights concerns

Gardaí visit far-right activists to determine if they pose threat to Ministers

At least six individuals visited by Special Detective Unit members in recent months

Defence Forces officers vote to affiliate with trade union body

If approved by Government, the decision will allow Raco to participate in public pay talks

Army Ranger Wing replaced by Garda for Coveney visit to Kyiv

Defence Forces told there were legal concerns about sending unit overseas

Simon Coveney to discuss EU membership bid with Ukrainian government in Kyiv

Minister for Foreign Affairs arrives in Ukraine in UN Security Council first

Winds of change: Unnerving times for Ireland's offshore energy investors

Key target to generate 5GW of power from offshore wind by 2030 could be in jeopardy

Officer cadets withdrawn from graduation after drunken incident in Curragh

The matter is currently the subject of a military police investigation

Ireland must respond to world’s ‘unstable security environment’, Coveney says

Committee considers legislation to allow military police take and use DNA samples

Defence Forces suspend training of Malian army after war crime allegations

Training of country’s police forces will continue, Department of Defence says

President highlights ‘special role’ of neutral countries at unveiling of restored Eire 6 sign

Sign created in Howth during second World War is an act of ‘positive neutrality’, Higgins says

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