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Preview	Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
	1911	Group photograph of Royal Irish Rifles with Lieut. Col. Robert A. Finlay	The Hone family
	2014-04-04	Brass WWI Mulcahy Morgan Family memorial commemorating Edward Spread Mulcahy Morgan and Francis Campion Mulcahy Morgan of Larkfield Clondalkin	Power, David; Ruffli, Reverend Alan
	2014-04-09	First World War Stained glass window by A. E. Child, depicting an angel in armour.	Power, David; Ruffli, Reverend Alan
	1920	Tenderly carrying a "blighty" case to an aid post through maze of trenches, Passchendaele	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Beach W, a Turkish death-trap, rushed by indomitable Lancasters under a tornado of fire, unloading stores	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Trapped German submarine driven onshore by our destroyers and blows clean out of the water	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Trapped German submarine driven onshore by our destroyers and blows clean out of the water	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	14th century walls and Lille gate through which British troops entered during defence of Ypres	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Our reserves awaiting orders to move up to their new positions on the slopes of Cape Helles, 1915	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	An enemy block-house seized at Poelcapelle is quickly converted into a machine-gun nest	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Our troops charge forward into Bernafay Wood to dislodge the Bosche from their entrenchments	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	River Clyde grounded on V beach during our dramatic landing on the shell-swept shores of Sedd-ul-Bahr'	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Our troops occupy Houthoulst Forest, the combined British and Belgian attack having ousted the enemy	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Attending to wounded on the Menin Road, Ypres, during strenuous struggles around Zonnebeke	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	After the bitter struggle for the stricken village of Gheluvelt, lost and retaken several times	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Guarding sacred Ypres, where British heroism shone resplendent through war's darkest hours	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	After weeks of weary fighting for the fateful Menin Road, victors and the vanquished, both happy	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	In a firing bay at Passchendaele we repulse repeated Bosche counter-attacks of great fury	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Through smoke and gas, our infantry advance to the final assault of Passchendaele Ridge	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Short of ammunition, but still they press on; true bull-dog rush of our troops at Gallipoli	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies