Army Reserve (Ireland) - Current Composition

Current Composition

The Army Reserve is organised into three Brigades: 1st Reserve Brigade (South), 2nd Reserve Brigade (East), and 4th Reserve Brigade (West).

There is also a Reserve Defence Forces Training Authority (RDFTA) based in the Defence Forces Training Centre in the Curragh. In addition there are 3 air defence batteries which are not part of the brigade structure but report directly to the 1 Air Defence Regiment (PDF) in the Curragh. They are territorially located, 2 Air Defence battery in the Eastern Brigade. 3 and 4 Air Defence Batteries in the Southern Brigade.

Eastern Brigade	Southern Brigade	Western Brigade	Air Defence Regt
RDF HQ RDF BTC 62 Res Inf Bn 65 Res Inf Bn 67 Res Inf Bn Med Coy, 62 Res LSB Tpt Coy, 62 Res LSB Camp Staff Coy, 62 Res LSB 62 Res Arty Regt 62 Res MP Coy 62 Res CIS Coy 62 Res Cav Sqn 62 Res Engr Coy	RDF HQ RDF BTC 32 Res Inf Bn 33 Res Inf Bn 34 Res Inf Bn Med Coy, 31 Res LSB Tpt Coy, 31 Res LSB Camp Staff Coy, 31 Res LSB 31 Res Arty Regt 31 Res MP Coy 31 Res CIS Coy 31 Res Cav Sqn 31 Res Engr Coy	RDF HQ RDF BTC 51 Res Inf Bn 56 Res Inf Bn 58 Res Inf Bn Med Coy, 54 Res LSB Tpt Coy, 54 Res LSB Camp Staff Coy, 54 Res LSB 54 Res Arty Regt 54 Res MP Coy 54 Res CIS Coy 54 Res Cav Sqn 54 Res Engr Coy	2 Air Defence Bty (Under Eastern Brigade Admin Control) 3 Air Defence Bty (Under Southern Brigade Admin Control) 4 Air Defence Bty (Under Southern Brigade Admin Control)

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