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Reserve Forces & Cadets Association
Northern Ireland


Latest Cadet and Reservist news from around the region.

News Desk
If you have any news you would like featured please contact RFCA Northern Ireland on 02890 665024 or email ni-info[AT]rfca[DOT]org[DOT]uk.

NI NAVAL RESERVES SET SIGHTS ON BUSY YEAR AHEAD

18 December 2014

The Royal Navy Reserve in Northern Ireland is reflecting not only on a busy and successful year past but preparing for a new one ahead.

BRAVE RECORD - ISSUE 10

15 December 2014

Northern Ireland - Service in the Royal Navy - In Remembrance

HMS HIBERNIA - OFFICIAL OPENING OF TRAINING FACILITIES

15 December 2014

The impressive new extension and facilities to the Royal Navy Reserve training base HMS HIBERNIA were formally opened in October 2014 when the ribbon was cut by the Deputy Commander Maritime Reserves, Captain Martin Quinn.

PRAISE FOR PROJECT OUTREACH STUDENTS

12 December 2014

Hard work and enthusiasm paid off for teenage students of St Benedict’s College in Randalstown and Cookstown High School recently as they collected certificates to mark their successful participation in Project Outreach, the unique week-long adventure challenge designed and developed in partnership with the Army Cadet Force Association.

ROYAL IRISH TRAIN EAST AFRICAN TROOPS FOR OPERATIONS

10 December 2014

Eleven members of The Royal Irish Regiment deployed to Burundi in East Africa to assist the preparation of the 30th Battalion Burundi National Defence Force (BNDF) for their one year tour in Somalia. This tour was part of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM). The training mission was led by the Regiment’s Army Reserve Battalion, 2nd Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment (2 R IRISH), with support from three members of its sister Regular Army Regiment, 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment (1 R IRISH).