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THE lIST AS you FIND THEM.
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you mentally fit.
What IrIsh toWn Was Lt VIncent Fox,
born (thIs Issue)?
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Athgarvan, Co Kildare. Closing date is 20th
February 2015.
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FEbRuARy
uniTeD iRisH ex-seRvices AssOciATiOn Of
AusTRAliA (uiesAA)
Mr Patrick Armstrong, President of the United Irish
Ex-Services Association of Australia (UIESAA), extends
an invitation to former associations of servicemen/
women, in the police, fire brigade, prisons, customs,
ambulance service, and the civil service generally.
UIESAA celebrate St. Patrick's and ANzAC day, on
15th March, 25th April 2015 respectively and that they
are all welcome to attend and participate. UIESAA
are a 32 county association so the invite applies to
northern as well as southern associations.
For more information on UIESAA and to contact
Patrick visit their website: http://uiesaa.
wordpress.com/
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resented by ANu Productions and
the National Museum of Ireland, the
Department of Arts, Heritage and gaeltacht
and in association with the National Archives
of Ireland.
Award-winning innovators ANU Productions
present an immersive World War I experience
based on the events surrounding the campaign at
Gallipoli in Turkey and inspired by the previously
untold stories of the 7th Battalion of the Royal
Dublin Fusiliers and the everyday lives of the
Irish people who were affected by the Great War.
Amidst the heat and smell of the trenches, with
No Man's Land on the horizon, the men of the 7th
Battalion of the Royal Irish Fusiliers stand shoulder
to shoulder. At home, thousands of Irish women
lend their support by taking up employment in
munitions factories, supplying much-needed
materials for the manufacture of bandages and
other medical equipment, or preparing packages
for soldiers in prisoner of war camps.
More details about the production, which starts
on 4th February and to book visit: www.pals-
theirishatgallipoli.com
performances: 4 February – 30 April / Wednesday –
Sunday. Times: Wednesday – Saturday: 11am, 12pm,
2pm, 3pm & 4pm Sunday: 2pm, 3pm & 4pm.
cost: €5.00.
location: National Museum of Ireland – Decorative
Arts and History, Collins Barracks, Benburb Street,
Dublin 7.
pAls: THe iRisH AT GAllipOli
Uniform
ServiceS:
medal mounting
Service:
Competitive
prices, contact
Murty Quinn
087 9394680
Lanyards made
to order:
Competitive
prices, contact
Brian on
087 2971982
