A small Irish sport has become the latest battleground for female athletes protesting against their dress codes — in this case “skorts.” Camogie, a female version of hurling, doesn’t allow ...

The Colonel-in-Chief of the Mercian Regiment led an official ceremony ... Soldiers from the 1st Estonian brigade had the honour of being introduced to the heir to the throne, who inquired about ...

Americans celebrating Irish ... 69th Infantry Regiment Historical Trust.” A portion of sales supports that non-profit’s mission “as well as philanthropic activities on behalf of the regiment’s ...

Or the "Fighting 69th" Irish/American soldiers in the Civil War? Close. It's the 63rd New York Volunteers, a brother regiment in the same renowned Irish Brigade. The scene described above occurred ...

A New York Army National Guard regiment with deep ties to Irish-American history ... repairer assigned to the 69th’s logistics unit, Hotel Company, 427th Brigade Support Battalion.

He became an officer and his troops were placed in the New York 69th Regiment. When its captain was captured ... Lee admiringly declared of the Irish brigade, “Never were men so brave.” The 69th, ...

the only uniforms that could be found quickly came from the British Army. Advertisement Article continues below this ad The 69th Infantry had been the New York National Guard's Irish Regiment, and ...

Lee. Founded in the late 1840s, the 69th was part of the Irish Brigade made up of New York infantry regiments recruited from the Irish community and is a New York Infantry Regiment of the United ...