County’s memory of the Great War

I AM currently undertaking a study of the impact that the World War I had on Tipperary town and county.

County’s memory of the Great War
Mon, 20 Feb, 2006 - 00:00

I would greatly appreciate any assistance your readers may be able to offer by way of letters, photos, old soldiers’ reminiscences recalled, or any other information relating to this subject.

John Dennehy

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