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- Corporal), First Corporal (Corporal), and Master Corporal. Corporal (Irish: Ceannaire) is the lowest rank of non-commissioned officer within the Irish Army...
- known as a 'Ceannaire' (meaning Leader in Irish). A National Council consisting of a hundred deputies would be created to elect the Ceannaire while the...
- Cathlán/Reisimint Sáirsint Complacht Ceathrúsháirsint Complacht Sáirsint Ceannaire Saighdiúr Singil, 3 Réalta Saighdiúr Singil, 2 Réalta Earcach Abbreviation...
- Cathlán/Reisimint Sáirsint Complacht Ceathrúsháirsint Complacht Sáirsint Ceannaire Saighdiúr Singil, 3 Réalta Saighdiúr Singil, 2 Réalta Earcach Combat Abbreviation...
- The Leader of the Opposition (Irish: Ceannaire an Fhreasúra) in Ireland is a de facto term sometimes used to describe the politician who leads the largest...
- Cathláin/Reisiminte Sáirsint Complachta Ceathrúsháirsint Complacht Sáirsint Ceannaire Saighdiúr Singil, 3 Réalta Saighdiúr Singil, 2 Réalta Earcach English...
- quartermaster sergeant Ceathrúsháirsint eitleoige Sergeant Sáirsint Corporal Ceannaire Airman 3 star Eitleoir, 3 réalta Airman 2 Star Eitleoir, 2 réalta Apprentice...
- In the Irish Army, the infantry section consists of one Corporal or Ceannaire as section commander and eight other ranks. Section armament consists...
- the organisation but within a few w****s changed his original title to Ceannaire, meaning "leader". Ó Cuinneagáin copper-fastened his authority and established...
- were still in construction, so it was broadcast from Galway. The first Ceannaire (Controller) Pádraic Ó Raghallaigh opened the show, which was followed...