Irish killed in service remembered

Irish people who died in past wars or on United Nations service were today remembered at an annual ceremony in Dublin.

Sun, 09 Jul, 2006 - 16:27

Irish people who died in past wars or on United Nations service were today remembered at an annual ceremony in Dublin.

The National Day of Commemoration was held in the grounds of the Royal Hospital in Kilmainham.

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CourtsNational Day of CommemorationPlace: DublinPlace: United NationsPlace: HospitalPlace: KilmainhamPlace: IrelandPlace: War Memorial Gardens, IslandbridgePerson: President Mary McAleesePerson: Bertie AhernPerson: presidentPerson: AhernPerson: McAleeseEvent: National Day of CommemorationEvent: 1916 Easter RisingEvent: Battle of the SommeOrganisation: OireachtasOrganisation: 27th Infantry Battalion of the Defence ForcesOrganisation: United NationsOrganisation: Catholic ChurchOrganisation: Church of IrelandOrganisation: Presbyterian and Methodist ChurchesOrganisation: Romanian Orthodox ChurchOrganisation: IslamicOrganisation: Royal Hospital
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