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

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

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

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

Defence Forces told there were legal concerns about sending unit overseas

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

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

The matter is currently the subject of a military police investigation

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

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

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

Barry Andrews says current defence spending is ‘virtually negligent’

A questioning of the current posture does not have to imply abandoning the aspiration to an independent, moral foreign policy that might be called “neutral”

More than 20,000 pledges made to Red Cross to house refugees in Irish homes

Top-notch scientific research can translate directly into innovative solutions for some of the most fundamental issues affecting society

Bill for refugee accommodation, health and education may hit €1.7bn for 2022

Orwell Road embassy suspected of being a front for intelligence gathering since 1970s

Three ageing vessels may be gifted to friendly nation, scrapped or sold

Refugees speak of their gratitude to Buttevant community for the warm welcome

Emergency accommodation may be offered in arenas, conference centres and even tents

Elsewhere, we were doing time on Bernard’s watch, and saw some political engagement

Man (60s) arrested as result of seizure which was part of national anti-drug strategy

Facility in Co Meath to be used on temporary basis in case alternatives not available

European Committee of Social Rights says State has yet to fully address findings against it

Government identifies 500 buildings to house those fleeing the war

Ivan Farina (51), Celbridge, injured in Russian rocket attack that killed dozens

Naval exercises off south coast a ‘classic’ example of information warfare

Minister for Foreign Affairs says he is in discussion with EU counterparts in relation to Russia’s diplomatic presence

Women of Honour group says ‘99.99%’ of cases do not even result in court martial

Father of two Ivan Farina (51) from Celbridge fought in Bosnia in 1990s

The ground has shifted and Ireland’s approach to military defence will come under scrutiny like never before

Source says ‘a number of civilians’, believed to be parents of the newborns, on plane

Inquiry follows correspondence from retired army sergeant and whistleblower

Many in military believe Ireland should supply lethal weapons in fight against Russia

Claims Orwell Road site used for spying as calls grow for expulsion of ambassador

Witness says defendant’s talk about these issues was constant through guard duty

As a microcosm of society, the Defence Forces should have a neutral policy on religion

Helen McEntee defends timing of Government’s visa waiver for Ukrainian citizens

Finns take a ‘whole of society approach’ to security, says ambassador on hybrid threats

Taoiseach says military tensions on country’s border like a ‘relic from the past’