Bases
The Defence Forces operate a number of bases throughout the Republic of Ireland:
| Name | Location |
|---|---|
| Defence Forces Headquarters (DFHQ, and Coláiste Caoimhín) | Dublin |
| Aiken Barracks | Dundalk |
| Casement Aerodrome | Baldonnel |
| Cathal Brugha Barracks | Rathmines |
| Collins Barracks | Cork |
| Coolmoney Camp | Glen of Imaal |
| Custume Barracks | Athlone |
| Curragh Camp | Curragh |
| Dún Úi Mhaolíosa | Galway |
| Finner Camp | Ballyshannon |
| Gormanstown Camp | Gormanstown |
| Haulbowline Naval Base | Cork Harbour |
| Kilbride Camp | Kilbride, County Wicklow |
| Lynch Camp | Kilworth |
| McKee Barracks | Dublin |
| Sarsfield Barracks | Limerick |
| St Bricín's Military Hospital | Dublin |
| Stephen’s Barracks | Kilkenny |
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