Irish Militia after passing of the act of 1793 | ||||||
1793: | The Wicklow Battalion of Militia Irish county precedence 37 │ |
The Sligo Battalion of Militia Irish county precedence 23 │ |
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Final ballot for the regimental order of presidence | ||||||
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1833: | 92nd, or Wicklow Regiment of Militia │ |
124th, or Sligo Regiment of Militia │ |
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from part of The Donegal Regiment of Militia │ |
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Introduction of Artillery Militia by the Militia Act 1852 | │ | │ | ||||
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1854: | The Donegal Artillery Militia │ |
The Dublin City Artillery Militia │ |
The Galway Militia Artillery │ |
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1855: | 8th, or Donegal Artillery (The Prince of Wales’s) │ |
9th, or Dublin City Artillery Militia │ │ |
14th, or Galway Militia Artillery │ │ |
92nd, or Wicklow Rifle Regiment of Militia │ |
124th, or Sligo Rifle Regiment of Militia │ |
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1877: | │ │ │ |
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34th, or Wicklow Artillery Militia │ |
35th, or Sligo Artillery Militia │ |
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35th, or Duke of Connaught’s Own Sligo Artillery Militia │ |
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Creation of the Divisons, Royal Artillery | ||||||
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1882: | 3rd Brigade, North Irish Division, Royal Artillery │ │ |
4th Brigade, North Irish Division, Royal Artillery │ │ |
5th Brigade, North Irish Division, Royal Artillery │ │ |
7th Brigade, North Irish Division, Royal Artillery │ │ |
8th Brigade (Duke of Connaught’s Own), North Irish Division, Royal Artillery │ |
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Regrouping into three large divisions | ||||||
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1889: | The Prince of Wales’s Donegal Artillery (Southern Division), Royal Artillery │ |
The Dublin City Artillery (Southern Division), Royal Artillery │ │ |
The Wicklow Artillery (Southern Division), Royal Artillery │ │ |
The Duke of Connaught’s Own Sligo Artillery (Southern Division), Royal Artillery │ |
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Transferred to the Royal Garrison Artillery | ||||||
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1899: | The Prince of Wales’s Donegal Artillery (Southern Division), Royal Garrison Artillery │ |
The Dublin City Artillery (Southern Division), Royal Garrison Artillery │ │ |
The Wicklow Artillery (Southern Division), Royal Garrison Artillery │ │ |
The Duke of Connaught’s Own Sligo Artillery (Southern Division), Royal Garrison Artillery │ |
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Division system abolished | ||||||
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1902: | The Prince of Wales’s Donegal Royal Garrison Artillery (Militia) |
The Dublin City Royal Garrison Artillery (Militia) |
The Wicklow Royal Garrison Artillery (Militia) |
The Duke of Connaught’s Own Sligo Royal Garrison Artillery (Militia) |
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Creation of the Special Reserve | ||||||
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1908: | The Prince of Wales’s Donegal Royal Field (Reserve) Artillery │ |
The Dublin City Royal Field (Reserve) Artillery │ |
The Wicklow Royal Field (Reserve) Artillery │ |
The Duke of Connaught’s Own Sligo Royal Field (Reserve) Artillery │ |
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1909: | disbanded | disbanded | disbanded | disbanded | ||