PTE Edward Lawlor died 101 years ago this ANZAC Day

[Nettie]

I am researching this young soldier who died on April 25, 1915. He died coming ashore at Gallipoli and is buried at V Beach, Helles. He was a Dublin chap who left behind his parents and siblings.  As yet, I have not confirmed his relationship to my family but believe his brother was married to a great, great aunt.   I ordered / paid for this photo from The War Graves Photographic Project (TWGPP) and this is what they sent from his V Beach grave.  I have tried to adjust brightness / contrast / etc to try and get the text to be more visible but have had no luck improving things.  If anyone can have a go with their program I'd appreciate it.  I am unable to get a new photo / different scan etc for obvious reasons.
Thanks in advance

[Treetotal]

Is this him Nettie...you can see his service record and make a dedication to him here:

http://honouringanzacs.net.au/view-anzac-searched.php?aid=299188&anzactype=4&search_text=Lawlor, Edward John

Carol

[hoobaloo]

Tried to enhance? regards, John.

[japeflakes]

Not really what you want but had a try to see what happened.

[japeflakes]

another attempt:

Hoobaloo made a much better effort:

[Treetotal]

I think this is him Nettie:

http://honouringanzacs.net.au/view-anzac-searched.php?aid=298568&anzactype=1&search_text=Dublin, Ireland

Carol

[IMBER]

I think this is him Nettie:

http://honouringanzacs.net.au/view-anzac-searched.php?aid=298568&anzactype=1&search_text=Dublin, Ireland

Carol

He seems to be British Army, not an Anzac.

Imber

[jim1]

You probably already know this but his parents were John & Ellen of 7 Chapter Pl. Kevin St. Dublin.

[Nettie]

Is this him Nettie...you can see his service record and make a dedication to him here:

http://honouringanzacs.net.au/view-anzac-searched.php?aid=299188&anzactype=4&search_text=Lawlor, Edward John

Carol

Thanks for the links, Carol. Alas, it's not my man. There were a few Edward Lawlors around, mine was a Dublin Fusilier.