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| Introduction | Brigadier General P. D. Hogan | Page 3 |
| The defence forces and the United Nations | Lieutenant General Gerry McMahon | Page 5 |
| Ireland and UN peacekeeping | Liam Cosgrave | Page 8 |
The development of UN peacekeeping concepts since 1945: the UN perspective |
Michael Couton | Page 9 |
UN observer missions in the Middle East and Central America |
Colm Doyle | Page 32 |
| The Congo (ONUC): the political perspective | Conor Cruise O'Brien | Page 37 |
| The Congo (ONUC): the military perspective | Sean MKeown | Page 43 |
| UNFICYP: command and staff experiences | P. D. Hogan | Page 48 |
| Today's UNFICYP | Michael Minehane | Page 53 |
| At- Tiri, or Bosnia avoided: the Irish in UNIFIL, 1978-95 | Robert Fisk |
Page 59 |
| UNIFIL: unit experience | David Taylor | Page 71 |
| Peacekeeping in Europe : the Balkans | Cedric Thornberry | Page 81 |
| The political parameters of European cooperation in peacekeeping | Patrick Keatinge | Page 91 |
| The United Nations and humanitarian operations | Neill Wright | Page 99 |
Defence-forces involvement with UN agencies and non-governmental organisations in Africa |
Captain D. O'Brien | Page 106 |
Blaze away and stand to it boys': Captain Jack Donovan and the Irish Brigade at Fredericksburg (Illustrated) |
Kevin O'Brien | Page 121 |
| Between the lines, 1861 | Page 130 | |
| Ireland 's Protestant militia 1715-76: a military assessment | Neal Garnham | Page 131 |
| Colonel John Michelburne (Illustrated) | Piers Wauchope | Page 137 |
| The Batavian Republic and Ireland , 1797 (Illustrated) | C.J.M. Kramers | Page 145 |
' Hibernia officina militum': Irish recruitment to the British regular army, 1660-1815 |
Terence Denman | Page 148 |
Was Ireland a factor in German foreign policy during the July crisis 1914? |
Andreas Roth | Page 167 |
| Teaching the world to fly': R.R. Smith-Barry | Richard Hawkins | Page 174 |
| Irish casualties in the first world war (Illustrated) | Patrick Casey | Page 193 |
The imperial service ofWilliam Aylmer , 1800-14 (Illustrated) |
Richard John Aylmer | Page 207 |
| Morale in the 16th (Irish) Division, 1916-18 | Lyon Speer Lemisko | Page 217 |
| The army and Royal Navy in Ireland : some statistics | Anthony Kineessla | Page 234 |
| Ships of the Irish Normans | John de Courcy Irelan d | Page 241 |
The diary of Second Lieutenant A.V.G. Killingley, Easter Week, 1916 (Illustrated) |
B.P. McCann | Page 246 |
| A sword from the battle of Orra (Illustrated) | Hector McDonnell | Page 253 |
| ''The goodness of pikes' | Page 262 | |
| The British Military Evacuation | Anthony Kinsella | Page 275 |
| The Civil War from the pro-Treaty Perspective | Michael Hopkinson | Page 287 |
| The Irish Civil War 1922-1923: an anti-Treaty Perspectiv | Brian P. Murphy | Page 293 |
Organisation and Development of the pro- Treaty Forces, 1922-1924 |
Patrick Long | Page 308 |
| The Special Infantry Force | Page 331 | |
| The Pettigo - Belleek Triangle Incident (Illustrated) | Anthony Kinsella | Page 3467 |
| External Intelligence and the Civil War | Euan O'Halpin | Page 367 |
| Women and the Civil War | Ann Matthews | Page 379 |
| The Aftermath of the Civil War | Page 387 | |