Accidental death followng fall at barracks Buttevant. Reported in Cork Examiner Newspaper 4 May 1915. || Private William Lee enlisted c.1914 Stationed Buttevant Barracks. Co. Cork. 9th Batt Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died accidently following fall downstairs at barracks 3 May 1915. Born Dublin 1877. Married Dublin 1898. Survived by wife Isabella and four children. ( Mary 15 yrs- Margaret 9 yrs- Elizabeth 3 yrs and William Infant.)

Documents relating to R. Sergeant including discharge and other papers. Robert Sergeant (regimental number 7322) served in 2nd Battalion Lancashire Fusilers. || Other material relating to Robert Sergeant may be found by searching on his name.

Memorial for Fr WJ Doyle, who died at Ypres in 1917 || Belonged to my grandfather Patrick Joseph Morrin who fought in the 1914-18 War, who must have known the Chaplain. Because they worked so close to the fighting, many chaplains died in the line of duty: in total, 172 British Army chaplains were killed or later died from their wounds in the war. Father William Doyle SJ, from Dublin, was ordained in 1907 and was appointed chaplain to the 16th (Irish) Division in November 1915. Fr Doyle spent much of his time at the front lines, frequently going ‘over the top’ to help injured and dying men. His bravery was a source of inspiration to many and his good humour and generosity made him an extremely popular figure. Fr Doyle was killed in shell-fire while tending to wounded men during the Third Battle of Ypres on 16 August 1917.