Great Britain (Volunteers)

Ireland

1900/ 1901:	45th (Dublin) Company, 46th (Belfast) Company, 47th (Duke of Cambridges, or Lord Doughmore’s) Company, 54th (Belfast) Company, 13th Battalion, 60th (North Irish Horse (Belfast)) Company, 61th (South Irish Horse (Dublin)) Company, 17th Battalion, 131st (Irish Horse) Company, 132nd (Irish Horse) Company, 133rd (Irish Horse) Company, 134th (Irish Horse) Company, 175th (Irish Horse) Company, 176th (Irish Horse) Company, 29th Battalion (Irish Horse), Imperial Yeomanry perpetuated by │
	Raised in the Imperial Yeomanry
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1902:	The North of Ireland Imperial Yeomanry		The South of Ireland Imperial Yeomanry
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	transferred to The Special Reserve │		transferred to The Special Reserve │
1908:	The North Irish Horse │		The South Irish Horse │
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1919:	disbanded		│ │ │
1922:			disbanded
1938:	The North Irish Horse │
1939:	transferred to The Royal Armoured Corps │
	Resurrection of the Territorial Army
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1947:	The North Irish Horse (TA) │
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	Creation of the Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve
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1967:	disbanded and formed
	D (North Irish Horse) Squadron, The Royal Yeomanry Regiment (Volunteers) │	The North Irish Horse (Territorials) │ │
1969:	│ │ │	reduced to cadre as The North Irish Horse │
1969:	│ │ │ │	69th (North Irish Horse) Squadron, 32nd (Scottish) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals │
1992:	made an independent squadron The North Irish Horse │	│ │ │
1995:	│ │ │ │ │	transfrerred to 69th (North Irish Horse) Squadron, 40th (Ulster) Signal Regiment, Royal Signals │
1999:	transferred to B (North Irish Horse) Squadron, The Queen’s Own Yeomanry │	│ │ │ │
2010:	│ │ │ │ │	transfrerred to 40th (North Irish Horse) Squadron, 32nd Signal Regiment, Royal Signals │
2014:	transferred to B (North Irish Horse) Squadron, The Scottish and North Irish Yeomanry │	│ │ │ │ │