Letters Photographs 1 handkerchief || James Kingston (1897-1949) was my uncle. He lived on Gillabbey St., Cork. He joined up in 1914, at 17 years of age, with the Irish Guards and served in France. He got a job in the Albany Club. I have provided letters, photographs and a handkerchief belonging to my uncle. || || Photographs of James Kingston, Irish Guards || Photograph

Irish Guards Tug of War team photographed with their divisional trophies won in 1915. Their Garrison/HQ London. Pictured standing at the rear fourth from the left, Pte John (Jack) Sheehan (1885-1937) served with the Irish Guards 1914-18 was brother of Captain DD Sheehan (Royal Munster Fusiliers), MP for mid-Cork, Ireland. Pte Sheehan was later severely disabled on the Western Front.

Photograph of Thomas Holligan, blacksmith with the South Irish Horse Regiment || || Memorabilia || Sweetheart pin with the emblem of the South Irish Horse Regiment.