Contents Vol. XXI |
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| The Soldiers' Palace: a note on the history and present use of the Hotel National des lnvalides (Illustrated) | Page 1 | |
| The influence of the lnvalides on the Royal Hospital , Kilmainham | Page 3 | |
| Irish veterans at the Hotel Royal des lnvalides (1692-1769). (Illustrated) | Eoghan 0 hAnnrachain | Page 5 |
| The Picardy companies, 1598-99: an Elizabethan regiment in Ireland | Andrew Graham | Page 43 |
| Munro's Benburb army, 1646 | Clive L. C. Hollick | Page 51 |
| The French expedition to Bantry Bay , 1796, and the boat from the Resolue (Illustrated) | Paul M Kerrigan | Page 65 |
| Some examples of Irish enlistment in the Australian Imperial Force, 1914 (Illustrated) | John Connor | Page 85 |
| The Volunteer Reserve and the IRA | Brian Hanley | Page 93 |
| Proposed Uniform Regulations for the Volunteer Force, 1933 | Page 99 | |
| The second world war and the saga of the Irish Regiment of Canada (Illustrated | Brian Horgan | Page 121 |
| Canada 's Irish regiments | Edward Atkinson | Page 133 |
| The Sack of BaItimore, 1538 (Illustrated) | Edward O'Mahony | Page 137 |
| The Scottish Fencible Regiments in Ireland | Allan L. Carswell | Page 155 |
| Guernsey and the '98: a fragment from the rebellion | Stephen Wood | Page 160 |
| The Royal Guernsey Militia | Page 162 | |
| From Light Infantry to Constabulary: the military origins of the Irish police, 1798-1850 | Elizabeth Malcolm | Page 163 |
| Dear Mother - It's a terrible life': Irish soldiers' letters from the Boer War, 1899-1900 | Gary Owens | Page 176 |
| Casualties in Irish regiments, 1899-1900 | Anthony Kineslla | Page 188 |
| The Thompson submachine gun during and after the Anglo-Irish war: the new evidence (Illustrated) | Patrick Jung | Page 190 |
| 'Remembering 1798: a bibliographical essay' | Patrick McCarthy | Page 232 |
| Uniforms of the Fifth Royal Irish Dragoons (Illustrated) | W.Y.Carman | Page 241 |
| A gap in the Army List, 1799-1858: The missing Fifth Dragoons [Note] | Page 244 | |
| 'History of His Majesty's late Fifth, or Royal Irish Regiment of Dragoons' (as published in the British Military Library for April 1800) (Illustrated) | Page 245 | |
| Weapons and tactics of 1798 (Illustrated) | Paul M Kerrigan | Page 257 |
| A 1798 pike and notes on the battle of Tara Hill (Illustrated) | Paul M Kerrigan | Page 273 |
| Spanish naval officers of Irish birth or origin at Ceuta and Melilla (Illustrated) | John de Courcy Ireland | Page 277 |
| Dr. Morgan David O'Connell - an Irish officer in the first Carlist war, 1836-1838 | E.M Brett | Page 282 |
| Irish Papal troops, 1860 to 1870, with particular reference to the contribution from county Louth (Illustrated) | Canice O'Mahony | Page 285 |
| The Louth Rifles: Group of officer's silver shoulder belt mountings (Illustrated) | F Flenn Thompson | Page 298 |
| A family of Ulster in the Great War | Niall R. Brannigan | Page 299 |
| The twilight years: the Irish regiments, 1919-1922 (Illustrated) | Patrick McCarthy | Page 314 |
| Werner Unland: the Abwehr's man in Dublin (Illustrated) | Mark M Hull | Page 336 |
| The standard of the Muskerry Cavalry (Illustrated) | R.J. Tonson Rye | Page 361 |
| Contemporary accounts of the battle of Rathmines, 1649 (Illustrated) | Kenneth Ferguson | Page 363 |
| Irish military men serving Spain in North America in the 18th and 19th centuries | Eileen A. Sullivan | Page 387 |
| The Irish Sea-Officers oft he Royal Navy, 1793-1815 | Anthony Gary Brown | Page 393 |
| A Tour in Ireland , 1880-3. The Second Battalion, The Worcestershire Regiment | John Johnston | Page 430 |
| The 'Hay Plan': an account of Anglo-French recruitment efforts in Ireland, August 1918 | Jerome aan de Wiel | Page 434 |
| ''No blast or shock': the test ofthe 'Bee Hive' shelter | James Scannell | Page 446 |