Great Britain (Militia)

Carlow - Wexford - Tipperary - Kilkenny

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Irish Militia after passing of the act of 1793
 
1793: The Carlow Battalion of Militia
Irish county precedence 23
The Wexford Regiment of Militia
Irish county precedence 38
The Kilkenny Regiment of Militia
Irish county precedence 20
1833: 70th, or
Carlow Regiment of Militia
99th, or
Wexford Regiment of Militia
127th, or
Kilkenny Regiment of Militia
1855: 70th, or
Carlow Rifle
Regiment of Militia



105th, or
2nd North Tipperary Light Infantry
Regiment of Militia
127th, or
Kilkenny Fusiliers
Regiment of Militia
Carlow
Wexford
Tipperary-North
Kilkenny
1877:





105th, or
North Tipperary Light Infantry
Regiment of Militia



Carlow
Wexford
Tipperary-North
Kilkenny
The creation of the territorial regiments by the Childers reforms
1881: 8th (Carlow Militia) Battalion,
The King’s Royal Rifle Corps
3rd (Wexford Militia) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Regiment
4th (Tipperary Militia) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Regiment
5th (Kilkenny Militia) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Regiment
KRRC
Royal Irish Regiment
Royal Irish Regiment
Royal Irish Regiment
Conversion of the Miltia into the Special Reserve
1908: disbanded disbanded 3rd (Reserve) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Regiment
4th (Extra Reserve) Battalion,
The Royal Irish Regiment
Renaming of the Special Reserve into the Militia
1921: suspended animation
suspended animation
1922: disbanded disbanded