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Joining the Association

THE LONDON IRISH RIFLES REGIMENTAL ASSOCIATION has over 150 members, including a number who live overseas.

DID YOU OR A FAMILY MEMBER serve with the 1st or 2nd Battalion London Irish Rifles, serve with D Company in the past or are a former London Irish Rifles cadet and are over 18.

If so, Lt. Amelia (Millie) Reeves, our Membership Secretary, would like to hear from you and we invite you to join us as a member of our fraternal and friendly group.

Membership Application

eMail: membershipsec@londonirishrifles.com

We have a thriving Regimental Association and our members take part in regular events as well as occasional battlefield tours and receive newsletters and be sent the Emerald, the annual journal of the Regimental Association.

Our Welfare Team provides support to former and current London Irish Riflemen, liaising with external organisations, including SSAFA, on matters that require further investigation.

Associate Membership is also open and available to family members of former members of the London Irish Rifles or anyone who supports the Aims and Objectives of the Regimental Association and has its interests at heart.

What not to like ? And we look forward to hearing from you.

BY JOINING the Regimental Association, you will…

  • Be able to take part in regular events, including parades on Loos Sunday, Remembrance Sunday and St Patrick’s Day.
  • Have the opportunity to join battlefield tours and pilgrimage commemorations arranged by the Regimental Association.
  • Receive a copy of the annual ‘Emerald’ journal.
  • Be able to reconnect with many old friends and comrades who are also members of the Association.

We LOOK FORWARD to welcoming you as a new or returning member.

QUIS SEPARABIT.

The Guiding Principles of the Association are:

a) To foster friendship amongst all members.

b) To afford financial assistance to past members of the Regiment and their dependents.

c) To administer and accept responsibility for the Band.

d) To encourage attendance at all Association functions whilst treasuring Regimental History.

which updates the previous set of principles:

a) To foster friendship and fellowship among all past and present members and associate members.
b) To afford financial assistance to past and present members of The Regiment and their dependents.
c) To administer and accept responsibility for The Band.
d) To administer and accept responsibility for the Regimental Museum.
e) To encourage all members to attend organised functions of the Association and of The Regiment, when invited.