Letter from my uncle Paddy Fawl to his brother Leonard Fawl written in January 1916. The letter discusses daily life back in Ireland, for example, Leonard's birthday. I did not find this letter until after my father's death. || Front

Two photographs of Paddy Fawl's grave in Couin British Cemetery. His surname Fawl is misspelt as 'Fall'. I found my uncle's grave by contacting the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. I have since visited the cemetery and laid a wreath on Paddy Fawl's grave.

This is the last letter home from Jeremiah, the small things like tobacco and matches are important to him. He is pleased that the people at home are proud of what they are doing. He is hoping that his wife and children are keeping well. || Jeremiahs last letter home, a picture of him and a small memorial to him sent to me by in Flanders field museum. Also a sketch of where Jeremiah was killed on the 20th of October 1914 || || A short verse in memory of Jeremiah Daly || Jeremiah Daly || Memoir || A small Memorial to Jeremiah Daly