Organisation: RDF

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Covid-19: Defence forces returning from Syria and Golan heights to self-isolate

They had spent six months in Syria on peace-keeping missions.

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Reserve Defence Forces prepare to mobilise against Covid-19

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Reserve Defence Forces Association claim Minister has 'essentially forgotten about their existence'

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Intelligence tests may be scrapped for Defence Forces

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ICA news: Clare federation honours great heroes of Ireland’s 1916 Rising

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Army to rent sites in towns with shut barracks

Give the RDF a chance to help the nation

I WISH to contribute my thoughts and opinion on the ongoing dispute about the cost versus value of the (Reserve Defence Forces) RDF.

Wed, 16 Nov, 2011

Reserves are always willing to answer the call

I FEEL compelled to reply to Aisling Murphy (Letters, Nov 9). She asked how many Reserve Defence Forces (RDF) personnel turned in during the bad weather last winter.

Mon, 14 Nov, 2011

Closing barracks not the answer

I WRITE to you to highlight a great injustice imposed on a group of loyal and diligent servants of this state.

Wed, 09 Nov, 2011

First Derivatives buys second firm in two weeks

FIRST Derivatives, the Newry-based technology company, has made its second significant overseas investment in as many weeks with a $10 million (€6.6m) acquisition of New Jersey-based software firm, Reference Data Factory (RDF).

Tue, 27 Oct, 2009

RDF considers management buy-out

'Wife Swap' and 'Scrapheap Challenge' programme maker RDF Media today said it was in talks over a possible management buy-out.

Thu, 24 Apr, 2008

BBC chief resigns over misleading footage of queen

BBC1 CONTROLLER Peter Fincham resigned yesterday in the wake of a damning report into misleading footage of Queen Elizabeth II.

Sat, 06 Oct, 2007

BBC controller quits over 'crowngate' scandal

BBC1 controller Peter Fincham resigned today in the wake of a damning report into misleading footage of the Queen.

Fri, 05 Oct, 2007

Union warns BBC after phone-in row

The BBC faced fresh anger today when the main broadcasting union warned against targeting junior production staff over the competition phone-in crisis.

Thu, 19 Jul, 2007

Ciara can’t beat graduating as Bobby

A LIMERICK woman has swapped the drill of the army barracks square for the beat of a London Bobby.

Tue, 01 May, 2007

Greens call for probe into waste export to Sweden

THE GREEN Party last night called for an investigation into why thousands of tonnes of recyclable waste are being sent to Sweden to be burned as fuel.

Sat, 05 Feb, 2005