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What does RIC stand for?

Royal Irish Constabulary


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Samples in periodicals archive:
But the former Royal Irish Constabulary inspector fell foul of the Association's own rules just two years later when it imposed the controversial Rule 21 prohibiting members of the British forces from joining.
Treacy was the leader of the Third Tipperary Brigade of the Irish Republican Army, whose fatal attacks on the Royal Irish Constabulary at Soloheadbeg in January of 1919 are widely regarded as the spark that began the war.
It replaced the Royal Irish Constabulary in February 1922 and, in April 1925, was amalgamated with the Dublin Metropolitan Police.
Q WHY are the Royal Irish Constabulary Reserve Force called the Black and Tans?
What they are proposing is the replacement of a badge rooted in history, carried over from the days of the Royal Irish Constabulary with the crown, shamrock and harp and replacing it with bland Laura Ashley-style designs.
One of the most pressing is the design for a new crest and uniform to replace the one inherited from the Royal Irish Constabulary, when the RUC was formed in 1922.
The man, a member of the old Royal Irish Constabulary disbanded at the founding of the Republic, began drawing a pension in 1923 when he was 29.
Gardai turned out in force to re-enact the day Dublin Castle was handed over by the Royal Irish Constabulary in 1922 and to see a new garda museum officially opened.

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