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Ireland is taking part in a major international cyber defence training exercise this week. Operation 'Locked Shields' involves personnel having to deal with critical infrastructure coming under attack from hackers. Pictures: Paul Deighan RTÉ News rte.ie/news/ireland/2…

“The boys of the Dardenelles are remembered on this day.” - Ken Bunker

A poignant dawn service at Grangegorman Military Cemetery, Dublin 🇮🇪

Reflecting the honour, selflessness, courage & sacrifice of the Australian 🇦🇺 & New Zealand 🇳🇿 Army Corps #ANZACDay #LestWeForget

Military History - Private Seán Rooney - Irish Defence Forces ☘️ - Moving Tribute 🙏

“Proud I stood. Now proud I lie. Pray for Peace, As you Pass by. My life is over. My peace duties done. Now God as taken, His soldier home.”

“Love. Feeling that you would like to know that…

If the worst happens, who would come to Ireland’s defence? - Michael McDowell in today's The Irish Times michaelmcdowell.ie/if-the-worst-h…

The War Memorial Cross in the Church of St John the Baptist Clontarf Dublin🇮🇪, remembers Leading Aircaft Woman Rosemary Cox, Womens Auxiliary Airforce Bomber Command🇬🇧, who died of natural causes aged 20 on 3 April 1945. Her parents lived in Clontarf & she is buried in Dundalk🇮🇪.

One of the roughly estimated 5000 Irishmen🇮🇪 who died in WW2 serving with Allied Forces.

This young man aged 22 was one of them. He fell during the Battle of Normandy.

#DDay80 #IrishInWW2

Embracing a ‘challenge culture’. We talk about its importance a lot, but how do we foster it as leaders? Can there be too much challenge? This is where psychological safety comes in.
 
A healthy challenge culture is optimal for high team performance - where all team members feel…

Irish Navy trialling large drones with 6-hour flight times to detect drug-smugglers

#OnThisDay 1949 Twenty-six counties of Ireland officially left the British Commonwealth and became a republic. This occurred just after 12am. Crowds packed on to O'Connell Street bridge to see a 21 gun salute. It was 3 minutes late due to the massive crowds.
#Ireland #History

75 years ago today, Ireland was declared a republic so should we have a Republic Day to commemorate the occasion? Via RTÉ Brainstorm rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

Back in 1961, Ireland's Civil Defence was preparing for the fall-out of a nuclear war. Thanks to Irish Newspaper Archives, originally from Westmeath Examiner