Who are military leaders in Ireland?

The President of Ireland is the supreme commander-in-chief of the Defence Forces of Ireland.

The Chief of Staff of the Defence Forces is the senior military officer and acts as the military advisor to the government and the President of Ireland on defence matters.

The Deputy Chief of Staff of the Defence Forces is the second-in-command and acts as the Chief of Staff's deputy.

The Adjutant General is responsible for the administration and personnel of the Defence Forces.

The Quartermaster General is responsible for the logistics and support of the Defence Forces.

The Chief of Naval Staff is the head of the Naval Service and is responsible for the operation and readiness of the Irish Naval Service.

The Chief of Operations of the Defence Forces is the commanding officer responsible for the operational deployment of the Defence Forces.

The General Officer Commanding the First Brigade is responsible for the command and training of the First Brigade, which is the main combat unit of the Defence Forces.

The General Officer Commanding the Second Brigade is responsible for the command and training of the Second Brigade, which is a reserve brigade.

The Air Corps Commandant is the head of the Air Corps and is responsible for the operation and readiness of the Irish Air Corps.

The Ranger Wing Commanding Officer is the commanding officer of the Ranger Wing, which is the special forces unit of the Defence Forces.