5 RIFLES Battlegroup train together on the Castlemartin Training Area in Pembrokshire ahead of their deployment on Op Cabrit, Elements from The Queen's Royal Hussars, 1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery, 22 Engineer Regiment and 5 Battalion The Rifles, will be tested day and night to prepare them for their role as @NATO Enhanced Forward Presence in Estonia. Read more about it here: http://ow.ly/4aRL50A9nc0 | British Army

This is a historic moment for The Royal Irish Regiment. On St. Patrick’s Day, our new Regimental Flag will officially be raised for the first time. It has been designed with legacy and courage at its core, based on the Royal Ulster Rifles’ WWII shoulder flash. It is a symbol which is important to our entire Regimental family, just like the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross, which has been embroidered on our Pipe Major’s Pipe Banner. For more information, please watch the video below in which these cha

Off Off Said the Stranger - Quick March of the Royal Ulster Rifles! Victory in Europe Day 80th Anniversary Commemoration and Second Anniversary of the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III and Queen Camilla. My video shows the Band, Bugles, Pipes and Drums of the Royal Irish Regiment who paraded along with Bugles, Pipes and Drums from Campbell College, Belfast at Stranmillis University, Belfast. Here they are playing 'Off Off Said the Stranger' - Quick March of the Royal Ulster Rifles #ww2n

RUA Annual Exhibition | Open Sun 19th Oct We’re delighted to welcome the Royal Ulster Academy (RUA) back to the Ulster Museum for the 144th Annual Exhibition of Art, opening this Sunday 19th October. One of Northern Ireland’s cultural highlights, the exhibition brings together an inspiring mix of established artists and emerging talent. Explore over 300 works across painting, sculpture, ceramics, print, and textiles. We’re open this Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00, giving you plenty of time to enjoy

Pipe Major William Mitchell at Sword Beach Queen Red 11 (Hermanville sur Mer), the landing beach of 2nd Battalion The Royal Ulster Rifles on 6 June 1944. | The Royal Irish Regiment