Kilkenny-based group looking for people who served in World War II

A Kilkenny-based group who want to honour the war dead and survivors is appealing for family members, distant relations, friends and acquaintances to come forward.

Kilkenny-based group looking for people who served in World War II
Mon, 28 Oct, 2019 - 10:11
Sarah Slater

A nationwide search for men and women who served in World War II is being launched so that they can be remembered officially.

A Kilkenny-based group who want to honour the war dead and survivors is appealing for family members, distant relations, friends and acquaintances to come forward.

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