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Rifleman Norman Patrick Gould

Corporal Marcus George Beattie 2 LIR

Pilgrimage to Sicily, September 2022

The London Irish Rifles training in Wales in 1940

Lt Terry Flynn, 2 LIR in Italy

Rifleman Donald Zec, 2 LIR

Rifleman Henry Norton Stephens

CSM Patrick Keenan

Patrick Pearse Kelly: 14th April 1936 – 28th July 2021

Rifleman Albert Leddy, 1924 – 2021

Lance Corporal David Moore

Brothers in Arms – Riflemen William Jenkins and John Wilson

Rifleman R J Prentice 7014260

Corporal George Willis

The London Irish Rifles in Piedimonte

Major Desmond Woods, 2 LIR

Rifleman Thomas Hatton

CSM Ashley Clarke

Rifleman Louis Jeffrey

Sergeant Pat Sweeney, 1st Battalion

Frederick Curnow

Sergeant EJ Murray

Rifleman George Grist

CSM Richard Fuller DCM

Lance Corporal John Gregory DCM

Rifleman Hurdley with the 2nd Battalion, 1939-45.

Memorial Plaque Unveiling in Sicily.

The story of the 38th (Irish) Brigade in the Second World War

Lt Terence Barry

Major-General C W B Purdon, CBE, MC, CPM

Piper Alfred Jeffrey 1923-2008

Alfred Cook’s Photographs from 1942/43

Rifleman Arthur Oscar Berling

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