While Sudbury’s Irish Regiment visited facilities in the Nickel City, members of the Algonquin Regiment in Timmins delivered ...

Members of the 2nd Battalion, Irish Regiment of Canada, based in Sudbury, continued their annual tradition of visiting local ...

The sound of Irish pipes and drums filled the Vatican air in June 1944 to celebrate the liberation of Rome. At the invitation of Pope Pius XII, the 38th (Irish) Brigade, after fighting at Sicily and ...

The King has paid tribute to the 'professionalism, courage and humour' of the Irish Guards ahead of the regiment's central role in Trooping the Colour this Saturday. Charles's words of praise came as ...

NEW YORK -Irish Defense Force Soldiers from the 58th Reserve Infantry Battalion joined the New York Army National Guard's 1st Battalion 69th Infantry in the annual march up Fifth Avenue in the world's ...

The Irish Guards were presented with new colors today, Monday, June 10, by King Charles as the Princess of Wales continues her cancer treatment. The Irish Guards will carry the new colors (ceremonial ...

Gilt button from Dr Spencer’s 18th Royal Irish Regiment officer’s tunic, circa 1860. Safely stored among the collection of the Hawke’s Bay Museums Trust is Dr William Isaac Spencer’s 18th Royal Irish ...

Belfast, 17 August 1916 - Pleas for recruits to join the British army have been made across Ireland in recent days. Official sources have said that the current rate of recruitment is not sufficient to ...

BBC coverage of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee has come under fire after a commentator and friend of the Royal family used the term 'Micks' while referring to the soldiers from the Irish Guards. The TV ...

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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. -- The first weeks of WWI combat service for the New York National Guard's 69th Infantry Regiment provided cause for both celebration and sorrow for the regiment's Irish ...