Army unveil new Chief of Staff

An army officer who served Ireland in the Middle East and at the UN was today named as the new Chief of Staff of the Defence Forces.

Tue, 03 Apr, 2007 - 17:45

An army officer who served Ireland in the Middle East and at the UN was today named as the new Chief of Staff of the Defence Forces.

Major-General Dermot Earley will be appointed as Chief of Staff to succeed Lieutenant-General Jim Sreenan who retires in June.

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