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Tag Archives: Irish Defence Forces
Limerick’s Military & Logistical Heritage
Limerick, my own adopted city, has a proud and even some would say defiant history of involvement in military affairs. From the Williamite siege of the city, to this year’s 75th anniversary celebration of the Irish Army’s Limerick based 12th … Continue reading
Posted in Britain, Conflict, Empire, First World War, Ireland, Irish Defence Forces, Logistics, Oglaigh na hEireann, Organisational History
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