Link:Military Links in Ireland

[Christopher]

RAF Aldergrove
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Aldergrove

[Marleyman]

Sadly I servrd with 3 of the Soldiers whose names appear on the site.
Much Respect to them all.
Hanx!
K.

[liverpool annie]

Christopher posted this on Irish board ...... thought I'd bring it over here !


Of the Bremen Farge Nazi Forced Labour Camp 1943-1945
http://www.independent.ie/lifestyle/irish-slaves-of-the-nazis-remembered-28942912.html

[Thudnut]

I served with the four crew of Chinook ZD576, which crashed on the Mull of Kintyre.

I count myself blessed for knowing them.

Thudders

[Christopher]

Royal Hibernian Military School. 1765 - 1924. Phoenix Park. Dublin.
The State Papers and Departmental documents relating to the RHMS are now in the National Archives (formerly the Public Records Office) at Kew1 and the Parliamentary Papers are available in the National Library of Ireland in Dublin and the Parliamentary Archives at Westminster.

Registers of the in & out-pensioners of the British Army & Militia.

Royal Kilmainham Hospital, Dublin.

P.R.O. Army Records; WO 118.

Relates to British soldiers, of any birthplace, who were stationed in Ireland.

These records are available in the library of the Australian Institute of Genealogical Studies Inc.
Could someone please tell me where to locate these records in Ireland? 

 

[themonsstar]

I have a copy of the "History of the RHMS Dublin 1765-1924"  The book was published by the Genealogical Society of Ireland. 11 Desmond Ave,Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin.

With the book I have roll of former pupils who died in the Great war.

[tickerwheel]

I also served with several of the people listed on the memorial. 

I also served with two of the personnel killed in the Mull disaster.  RIP.

[Christopher]

Anthony Gary Brown's  The Irish Sea-Officers of the Royal Navy, 1793-1815" was first published in “The Irish Sword”, the Journal of the Military History Society of Ireland,
Vol. XXI, No. 86, Winter 1999, pp.393-429

[Christopher]

Doug Vaugh's website contains some interesting articles about the South Irish Horse which existed for a mere twenty years. The regiment was raised as The South of Ireland Imperial Yeomanry in Jan 1902 and disbanded in July 1922 http://southirishhorse.com/index.htm

A useful link giving a list, including the address where they were based, of the Officers and Permanent staff of the "South of Ireland Imperial Yeomanry" http://southirishhorse.com/documents/siy_officer_perm_staff.htm