Stephens Barracks News Today

By Capt John Murphy AR Retd A LARGE group of former regular and reserve soldiers gathered in Carlow Workman’s Club for a special reunion recently to celebrate…

On May 11 2024, communities across Ireland will walk united together in a fight against suicide.

History was made at James Stephens Barracks earlier this month when it hosted an official meeting of Kilkenny County Council. The decision to hold the meeting i...

On Friday (January 27), the 3rd Infantry Battalion will celebrate the centenary of its  formation and 25 years at its home base in Stephens Barracks in Kil...

Memorial ceremony for Kilkenny Civil War executions at at James Stephens Barracks today

Generous initiatives show that the Christmas spirit is alive and thriving in Kilkenny. 

Historical tour includes Barracks Museum, the old detention Barracks, the Officer’s Mess and a viewing of Christmas 1914 film

Film, Dear Mother by Kevin Hughes, ends run at the Butler Gallery Kilkenny today

Film, Dear Mother by Kevin Hughes, will run at the Butler Gallery Kilkenny in November

THE Government this week unveiled their High Level Action Plan to increase funding levels for the Defence Forces up to a historic €1.5billion per ye