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List of WW1 KIAs from Tipperary

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  • #2
    enfeild
    Closed Accounts Posts: 151 ✭✭enfeild


    That list only has 951 Tipperary men on it. 'The Tipperary War Dead' book published by Nonsuch last November has all 1395 names of these unfortunate men including all existing newspapers articles about them, burial details etc. 75 of them were in the Dublin Fusiliers.
    Regards.
    Tom.


  • #3
    R.Dub.Fusilier
    Closed Accounts Posts: 588 ✭✭✭R.Dub.Fusilier


    Wasn’t aware that it was incomplete . I didn’t buy the book but had a good look through it in a shop and looks good . There is a new one just published with the same format about the Wicklow war dead .


  • #4
    enfeild
    Closed Accounts Posts: 151 ✭✭enfeild


    The Wicklow War Dead (ww1 and ww2)was published in June. The Wexford War Dead ( ww1 only)will be published in November. The Offaly War Dead ( ww1 only, 647 casualties) will be published in February. Three ongoing ones are Waterford (almost finished, 1,100 casualties, ww1 only), Laoise and Clare. I know that the Cork book/s are almost ready for publication and has over 3,600 casualties. Written and compiled by a group of 12 people and funded by the Council from what I hear/
    I am happy to do lookups from Wexford, Wicklow,Tipperary, Offaly.
    Regards.
    Tom.


  • #5
    enfeild
    Closed Accounts Posts: 151 ✭✭enfeild


    The 'The Tipperary War Dead' page on the net ( not the Nonsuch Book, no connection) is mainly taken from a book of famous Tipperarymen by Martin Dwyer also knows as 'Bob' Dwyer because his people took the Kings shilling and also known as the Butcher Dwyer as they were butchers. Most of the data used to compile in it is taken from SDWG. Martin is a nice fella and is always happy to help. He runs the Cashel Folk Village which has a very good IRA and Volunteers room as well as lots of other displays in his museum. Its worth a visit.
    Regards.
    Tom.


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