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CUNNINGHAM, ARTHUR JOSEPH. Rank: Second Lieutenant. Regiment or Service: London Regiment (London Irish Rifles). Unit; 18th Bn. Age at Death: 25. Date of Death: 15-09-1916. Killed in Action. Awards: D C M. He is listed in the London Gazette dated 11-3-1916. His citation reads; “1694 Sgt. (now 2nd Lt) A. J. Cunningham, 18th (County of London) London Irish Rifles, London Regt., TF. For conspicuous gallantry. During the attack he assumed command of his company when the officers became wounded, and led it with conspicuous bravery and skill until wounded himself”. Supplementary information; Son of Patrick Tuhan Cunningham and Margaret Cunningham, of 43, Tavistock Rd, Westbourne Park, London. Born at Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. Grave or Memorial Reference: XII. B. 11. Cemetery: Caterpillar Valley Cemetery, Longueval in France.
CUNNINGHAM, J. Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Fusiliers. Age at Death: 23. Date of Death: 07-04-1919. Service No: 40016. Transferred to the Labour Corps where his number was 670626. Grave or Memorial Reference: E. H. 20. Cemetery: St Michaels New Cemetery, Tipperary. ]
CUNNINGHAM, JAMES F. Rank: Lance Corporal. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit; 1st Bn. Date of Death: 20-11-1914. Service No: 2114. Born in Clonmel. Enlisted in Dublin while living in Pimlico in Middlesex. Died of wounds at home. Grave or Memorial Reference: R. 291. Cemetery: Aldershot Military Cemetery, UK.
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Cpl John Cunningham. VC.
CUNNINGHAM, JOHN. Rank: Corporal. Regiment or Service: Leinster Regiment. Unit; 4th Coy. 2nd Bn. Age at Death: 29. Date of Death: 16-04-1917. Service No: 8916 Awards: V C. Born in Thurles in 1890 and enlisted there also. Died of wounds at Bois-En-Hache. Supplementary information; Son of Johanna and the late Joseph Cunningham, of Stradavoher St, Thurles, Co. Tipperary. The second son lost to a widowed mother in the war. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. A. 39. Cemetery: BARLIN COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION. An extract taken from The London Gazette, dated 8th June, 1917. records the following: "For most conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty when in command of a Lewis Gun section on the most exposed flank of the attack. His section came under heavy enfilade fire and suffered severly. Although wounded he succeeded almost alone in reaching his objective with his gun, which he got into action in spite of much oppositon. When counter-attacked by a party of twenty of the enermy he exhausted his ammuntion against them, then, standing in full view, he commenced throwing bombs. He was wounded again, and fell, but picked himself up and continued to fight single-handed with the enemy until his bombs were exhausted. He then made his way back to our lines with a fractured arm and other wounds. There is little doubt that the superb courage of this N. C. O. cleared up a most critical situation on the left flank of the attack. Corporal Cunningham died in hospital from the effects of his wounds.
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CUNNINGHAM, JOHN. Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Fusiliers. Unit; Transferred to the Labour Corps where his number was 670626. Date of Death: 07-04-1919. Service No: 40016. Son of Patrick Cunningham who died in 1928. Grave or Memorial Reference: E. H. 104. Cemetery: St Michaels New Cemetery, Tipperary.
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CUNNINGHAM, M. Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Regiment Unit; transferred to the Labour Corps where his number was 230920. Date of Death: 29th September 1919. Service No: 6766. Rock of Cashel Cemetery. Grave location; North-East of the Cathedral.
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CUNNINGHAM, PATRICK. Rank: Acting Corporal. Regiment or Service: Leinster Regiment. Unit; 1st Bn. Date of Death: 4-6-1915. Service No: 10181. Formerly he was with the Royal Irish Regiment where his number was 10381. Born in Thurles. Enlisted in Templemore. Died of Wounds at home. Supplementary information; Brother of John Cunningham V. C (see Johns information above). Grave or Memorial Reference: South of the West end of the Church. Cemetery; Thurles (St Marys) Church of Ireland Churchyard.
CUNNINGHAM, PATRICK. Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Connaught Rangers. Unit; 1st Bn. Age at Death: 29. Date of Death: 30-11-1914. Service No: 10232. Born in Roscrea and enlisted in Templemore while living in Roscrea. Died of wounds. Supplementary information; Son of Sarah Cunningham, of 43, Railway View, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary. Grave or Memorial Reference: III. A. 61. Cemetery: Bethune Town Cemetery in France.
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