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EUFOR BiH (Bosnia and Herzegovina) UPDATE: The Defence Forces can confirm that all Irish personnel serving in EUFOR BiH are well and accounted for.
Óglaigh na hÉireann wishes to extend it's sympathies to the families, friends and colleagues of those who lost their lives after a CH-47 Chinook crashed, today, during a routine training exercise. Our thoughts are with all those recovering from the incident.
Neil McDonnell retweeted
📍NO drama or scaremongering, just competent commentary from a genuine expert who held one of the top ranks in the Defence Forces
✅ Retired Brigadier General, Ger Aherne confronts the nonsense peddled online from those who want 🇮🇪 to remain vulnerable
shannonside.ie/podcasts/the-…
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More than 300 military and police officers from Ireland are #ServingForPeace in four @UNPeacekeeping missions around the world — leaving their families behind to protect the most vulnerable.
We thank these brave women and men for their service and sacrifice.
un.org/en/peaceandsecurity/s…
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Congratulations to the 181 members of the Irish Defence Forces who received academic awards at South East Technological University’s annual conferring ceremony in Carlow on 27th of October.
This achievement reflects the dedication, commitment and determination of our personnel in balancing academic study with their professional careers.
The long-standing partnership between SETU and the Defence Forces continues to support lifelong learning, professional development and the knowledge and skills needed to meet Ireland’s evolving defence and security challenges.
#ÓglaighnahÉireann #DefendOurState
Supermac’s founder Pat McDonagh receives apology and undisclosed damages over defamatory X post independent.ie/irish-news/co…
The last supper in the Cedar Tree.
An institution for everyone who loves Lebanese and Mediterranean food for 40 years.
High rents and costs made it unsustainable.
@RAI_ie
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After all the hysteria of last week regarding reforming the triple lock, it's good to get a clear, concise, and accurate view on what's involved from @BerryCathal on todays @morningireland
It's well worth a listen.
Neil McDonnell retweeted
There's people on this platform making cynical and obviously false claims about the triple lock.
It gives cover for creeps to post shit like this
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Replying to @TobinMairead
No thanks. When it comes to decisions regarding the overseas deployment of our Defence Forces, I'd prefer if they are made by government, ratified by the Dáil, without recourse to foreign governments or organisations.
WRC upholds mandatory retirement of Eircom technician after 44 years on job irishtimes.com/business/2026…
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SUBSCRIBE to Gript to keep us investigating and reporting what the State-sponsored media won't. gript.ie/membership/
READ: Between 2021 and 2025, the State put almost €1.3 million into the campaign that produced the “Not everyone wants a hug” video. gript.ie/campaign-behind-not…
As we enter a Holiday weekend, @isme_ie has advice on handling last minute notification from staff that they can’t come to work. How you handle these moments - and the days that follow - defines your leadership and sets the tone for your team's culture. isme.ie/absences-during-publ…
What will become of Irish towns when all the independent shops are closed? irishtimes.com/opinion/lette…
Neil McDonnell retweeted
Just... well... I don't know... bizarre? awkward? creepy? Maybe. Leaves you speechless? Absolutely...
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This is a good explanation of the triple lock. I think it should go as it’s ridiculous to have our sovereign decisions second guessed by China, Russia, USA. It is bizarre to believe that any Irish government would lightly send Irish troops on overseas missions. All governments are averse to risking the lives of their military.
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Neil McDonnell retweeted
There is a misconception in the opposition at the heart of the triple lock debate.
We currently require a UN mandate even to send ONE troop abroad for peacekeeping.
The 12 figure quoted by the opposition refers to the threshold for Dáil approval.
This is part of the reason why reform is needed.
Mike Bloomberg ‘bullish’ about Irish tech with Dublin office expansion set to hit 250 independent.ie/business/mike…
Bank of Ireland sheds 24,000 small shareholders with ‘odd lots’ buyback independent.ie/business/bank…
UK unemployment falls to lowest in a year but vacancies slide irishtimes.com/business/econ…
HR bosses predict AI will not cause ‘significant reduction’ in employee numbers irishtimes.com/business/2026…
















