Militia

Down - Antrim - Louth

1793: The Royal Downshire Regiment of Militia
Irish county precedence 9
The Antrim Regiment of Militia
Irish county precedence 7
The Louth Battalion of Militia
Irish county precedence 5
The Drogheda Battalion of Militia
Irish county precedence 24
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1800: The Royal North Down
Battalion of Militia
Irish county precedence 24
The Royal South Down
Battalion of Militia
Irish county precedence 9



The Louth Regiment of Militia
Irish county precedence 5

1833: 77th, or
Royal North Down
Regiment of Militia
112th, or
Royal South Down
Regiment of Militia
79th, or
Antrim Regiment of Militia
(Queen’s Own Royal Rifles)
108th, or
Louth Regiment of Militia

1855: 77th, or
Royal North Down Rifle
Regiment of Militia






108th, or
Louth Rifle Regiment of Militia

Down-North
Down-South
Antrim
Louth
1860:


112th, or
Royal South Down Light Infantry
Regiment ofMilitia






Royal North Down Rifles
Down-South
Antrim
Louth Rifles
The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms
1881: 3rd (North Down Militia) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Rifles
5th (South Down Militia) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Rifles
4th (Antrim Militia) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Rifles
6th (Louth Militia) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Rifles
Royal Irish Rifles
Royal Irish Rifles
Royal Irish Rifles
Royal Irish Rifles
Conversion of the Miltia into the Special Reserve
1908: 4th (Extra Reserve) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Rifles
5th (Extra Reserve) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Rifles
3rd (Reserve) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Rifles
disbanded
Renaming of the Special Reserve into the Militia
1921: suspended animation
suspended animation
suspended animation
Renaming of the Militia into the Supplementary Reserve
1924:


1953: disbanded disbanded disbanded