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Class of just six recruits a further sign of Naval Service personnel crisis
Class of just six recruits a further sign of Naval Service personnel crisis
Initially, 15 people enlisted in recruit class but nine dropped out during training, leaving just six to pass out after completing a 22-week course

Sat, 07 Aug, 2021

Defence Forces to recruit 1,600 as pay levels are set to increase
Defence Forces to recruit 1,600 as pay levels are set to increase

Minister of state Paul Keogh has announced measures which he hopes will stem an exodus of personnel from the Defence Forces.

Wed, 04 Oct, 2017

Handouts as navy recruits wait four weeks for pay
Handouts as navy recruits wait four weeks for pay

Naval officers organised a whip-around to bail out a number of recruits who have not been paid for weeks.

Thu, 13 Jul, 2017

Garda numbers growing for first time, says deputy chief
Garda numbers growing for first time, says deputy chief

The strength of the Garda is increasing for the first time as the numbers being recruited exceed those who are retiring.

Fri, 03 Feb, 2017

Most 'Islamic State' fighters recruited by friends, terror expert says
Most 'Islamic State' fighters recruited by friends, terror expert says

Three-quarters of those who become foreign fighters for the Islamic State extremist group are recruited through friends and 20% by family members, a terrorism expert said.

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