Defence Forces of Ireland

Target entity: Defence Forces of Ireland
Context triple: [President of Ireland, commanderInChiefOf, Defence Forces of Ireland]

• A. National Army of the Irish Free State
  The National Army of the Irish Free State was the pro-Treaty military force that served as the official army of the newly established Irish Free State in the early 1920s.
• B. Ulster Defence Regiment
  The Ulster Defence Regiment was a locally recruited infantry regiment of the British Army in Northern Ireland, active during the Troubles and often associated with controversy over collusion and sectarian violence.
• C. Territorial Defence Force
  The Territorial Defence Force is a component of Poland’s armed forces composed largely of part-time volunteer soldiers trained for homeland defense, crisis response, and support to local communities.
• D. Royal Irish Constabulary
  The Royal Irish Constabulary was the British-administered police force in Ireland, widely known for its central and controversial role in enforcing British rule and suppressing nationalist movements in the early 20th century.
• E. Irish Republican Army
  The Irish Republican Army was a paramilitary organization dedicated to ending British rule in Northern Ireland and achieving a united Irish republic, active in various forms throughout the 20th century.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Defence Forces of Ireland
Target entity description: The Defence Forces of Ireland are the military organization of the Republic of Ireland, responsible for national defense, peacekeeping missions, and aid to the civil power at home and abroad.

• A. National Army of the Irish Free State
  The National Army of the Irish Free State was the pro-Treaty military force that served as the official army of the newly established Irish Free State in the early 1920s.
• B. Ulster Defence Regiment
  The Ulster Defence Regiment was a locally recruited infantry regiment of the British Army in Northern Ireland, active during the Troubles and often associated with controversy over collusion and sectarian violence.
• C. Territorial Defence Force
  The Territorial Defence Force is a component of Poland’s armed forces composed largely of part-time volunteer soldiers trained for homeland defense, crisis response, and support to local communities.
• D. Royal Irish Constabulary
  The Royal Irish Constabulary was the British-administered police force in Ireland, widely known for its central and controversial role in enforcing British rule and suppressing nationalist movements in the early 20th century.
• E. Irish Republican Army
  The Irish Republican Army was a paramilitary organization dedicated to ending British rule in Northern Ireland and achieving a united Irish republic, active in various forms throughout the 20th century.
• F. None of above. chosen