Resources of further information and research

PDF documents:

Capt Robert Mckinley MC Story kindly given by Peter Mason

Ireland’s remembrance of the Great War from Journal of Historical Geography 1999

Reviewed works of war identity and memory in Ireland Sage Publications 

The Ulster Volunteers 1913-1914- Force or Farce?

https://www.sommeassociation.com/visit/somme-museum

Battle of Langemarck August 1917[29] (courtesy of John McCormick)

Its-a-long-way-from-tipperary (credit National Archives)

Kitcheners Camps€ at Seaford_AFirstWorldWarLandscapeonaerialphotographs

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The-Western-Front-Vol1

Lessons from the First World War Centenary

Opinion: Remembering World War I in Ireland – The Irish Story

Reconsidering Irish fatalities in the First World War – The Irish Story

Ireland and the First World War

Irish Rugby and the First World War

Visiting and Revisiting the Western Front 1919-39

The Forgotten Fronts

From Home to Foreign Fields

The 8th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles, East Belfast and the Great War

A shared sacrifice for peace

History of the Ulster Division

Opinion: Remembering World War I in Ireland – The Irish Story

Reconsidering Irish fatalities in the First World War – The Irish Story

Ireland and the First World War

IrishHeroesWar

irish-consequences-of-the-great-war

Ireland and the First World War Myth, Memory, and History

1st Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers

The Ulster Division 6th October 1914

Historical Defence Capability Analysis

The Capture of Mametz Wood-compressed

One_million_rounds_fired_in_12 hours-2018

WW1 booklet

The Logic of Collective Sacrifice Ireland and the British Army, 1914-1918

Battle of Langemarck August 1917 – credit John McCormick

For King, Country and a Shilling a Day- Belfast Recruiting Patterns in the Great War

John Redmond and the First World WarAuthor(s)- Ronan McGreevy

WILLIAM HICKIE AND THE 16TH (IRISH) DIVISION

The Irish at the Somme

County Monaghan, 1914-1918- Recruitment, the Rise of Sinn Féin and the Partition Crisis

The Ulster Volunteers 1913-1914- Force or Farce?

EDWARD CARSON- ULSTER UNIONIST or IRISH PATRIOT?

The formation of the Ulster Home Guard

Between Trauma and Triumphalism- The Easter Rising, the Somme, and the Crux of Deep Memory in Modern Ireland

The Ulster Volunteer Force and the Formation of the 36th (Ulster) Division

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A Land Fit for Heroes?_ The Great War Memory Popular Culture a

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1914-1918-Online-ireland-2014-10-08

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Ireland and World War I_ Why Irish Soldiers Fought

East_Ulster_and_the_Irish_revolution_1920_22

Volunteer_Force_its_domestic_development_and_political_importance_in_the_period_1913_to_1920

The Project Gutenberg eBook of Ulster’s Stand For Union, by Ronald McNeill

MHIT-Publication-Craigavon-House-Caring-for-Veterans-Throughout-the-Decades-by-Philip-Orr

digitised-version-of-the-first-world-war-register-of-the-royal-victoria-hospital

Ulster Day_ 28 September 1912

Appendix_3_-_Servicemen_Profiles

Section_2_-_Great_War_Servicemen_Biographies

Section_1__-_Brothers_in_Arms

Appendix_2_-_Gallantry_Awards

Great_War_Letters__Cards_-__Transcript

Crescent_Memorial_Book

Section_4_-_War_Memorials