It was founded in 1698.
Yes, you can. The Royal Irish Regiment accepts women and men of any race, ethnic origin, or religious belief. No account is taken of sexual orientation or social background in considering applications. The Army and the Regiment are fully committed to equality of opportunity.
it was the ulster defence regiment.name changed later to rir royal Irish regiment.
Absolutely. The Royal Irish are famed for welcoming anyone into their ranks. There are currently big numbers of Fijians, South Africans and West Indian soldiers serving with the Royal Irish who have just deployed to Afghanistan.
I don't believe any British regiment has that exact wording. The closest are"Everywhere right and glory lead" for the Royal Artillery and " Death or Glory" for the Queen's Royal Lancers.
Because it was the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland up until 1921. From then on it was a Republic but many of the names of the Institutions and the operation of certain organisations remained pan Ireland. Also, Northern Ireland is still a part of the United Kingdom. In addition, certain British regiments recruit from across Ireland including the Irish Guards and the Royal Irish Regiment.
Duke of Wellington's Regiment ended in 2006.
Royal Hampshire Regiment was created in 1881.
Royal Hampshire Regiment ended in 1992.
Royal Victoria Regiment was created in 1960.
Royal Leicestershire Regiment ended in 1964.
Royal Tasmania Regiment was created in 1960.