A memorial for the 159 Irish people who died during the Korean war, was unveiled at the War Memorial of Korea in Seoul on Thursday.

Irish suffragettes resorted to some violent means in the early twentieth century. They threw hatchets and burning chairs before Ireland had even gained Home Rule or independence.

Melinda Thompson, the attorney of Irish nanny Aisling McCarthy Brady who has been charged with the murder of Rehma Sabir, has told the press that she continues to believe her client’s innocence and is ready for “a real battle, an all-out war.”

Several events in Ireland will mark the centenary of the formation of the Irish Volunteers, a military force that participated in some of Ireland’s most critical moments.

An old American “war” monkey with a unique history was honored with a statue in Cork over the weekend.

A group of eight Irish and British soldiers will begin work on the ground in African war zone Mali this week, as part of a military training mission.

Chilling new audio tapes of a Fianna Fáil TD laughing about murdering suspected spies during the War of Independence are set to be aired for the first time.

An online version of the Irish Civil War census will make information on pro-Treaty soldiers readily available to the public.

Located in Plaza San Jacinto in San Angel, a suburb of Mexico City, a war memorial honors the San Patricios, which translates to St. Patrick’s Battalion. This battalion of Irish-born and Irish-American soldiers fought for Mexico during the Mexican-American War between 1846 and 1848.

A recent piece in The New York Times, "The First Fighting Irish," looks at The University of Notre Dame's participation in the Civil War.

An anti war group warned about future protests at Shannon airport to protest the continuation of US troop business after the Shannon Airport Authority announced it would specifically target US troop business.

3D sonar imaging has provided a new look into the shipwreck of the USS Hatteras, a Union ship which was sunk off the coast of Galveston, Texas during the US Civil War. Only two men died the day the ship sank - Irishmen William Healy and John Cleary.

Allegiance, the new Iraq war military drama starring Aidan Quinn, is the hard hitting debut feature by Irish American director Mike Connors and producers Sean Mullin, John Boyle and John O'Neil. Cahir O'Doherty talks to Connors and Quinn about the film’s controversial theme -- what happens when a soldier is forced to choose between his loyalties to a deserting soldier, his unit and his fiancée?