On the wall of the Fox Pub in Denchworth, Wantage, is placed a simple but elegant shrine for those who served and those who gave their lives during the Great War. || Photos of a shrine of those who served and those who fell. Features painting of Christ on the cross, and roll of service and roll of honour. Object hanging on the wall of the Fox Pub, Denchworth.

Medal Roll describing medals awarded (from Birr, Offaly) Resume of his military career Originals of documents are owned by Frederick Noel Daly || Jeremiah Daly was my greatuncle from Tipperary Town who served in the Leinster Regiment from 1900 til 1907 then got married and had 2 children before he was called up in August 1914. He went to France with the British Expeditionary Force (B.E.F.) in August. He was killed on the 20th of October 1914 in the village of Premesque. || || Army records for Jeremiah Daly || 50.655499,2.952115000000049

The Gieves flask R.P. Walker carried and which was used in his narrative to aid an injured seaman. Attached to it are his own personal I/D discs. A hatband from an ordinary seamans headgear for HMS Warrior. The booklet for the order of service held at Westminster Abbey complete with black borders.