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Aghadowey War Memorial - Taken by ray spence 28 Sep 2015
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Aghadowey War Mmeorial - Taken by ray spence 28 Sep 2015
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List of ded on Aghadowey War Memorial - Taken by Ray Spence 29 Sep 2015
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List of recenty ded at Aghadowey War Memorial - Taken by ray spence 29 Sep 2015
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Front view - Taken by NICCSC 16 Dec 2022
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Left plate - Taken by NICCSC 16 Dec 2022
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Right hand main - Taken by NICCSC 16 Dec 2022
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Rear view - Taken by NICCSC 16 Dec 2022
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Left handside - Taken by NICCSC 16 Dec 2022
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Plate on wall - Taken by NICCSC 16 Dec 2022
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Bench - Taken by NICCSC 16 Dec 2022
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Right hand main - Taken by NICCSC 16 Dec 2022
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Right hand main - Taken by NICCSC 16 Dec 2022
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Aghadowey War Memorial and garden - Taken by Ray Spence 29 Sep 2105
Reference WMO/181878
Address:
junction of Ardreagh Road and Ballydevitt Road
Aghadowey
BT51 4DR
Northern Ireland
Open large map- Stone Stone (any)
- Stone Granite
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
- Afghanistan (2001 -)
- Northern Ireland
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“To the honour and glory and in grateful memory of those from this parish who served in the Great War, 1914-1919. “At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them.” On one side of the memorial is the following The men of Ulster have shown how nobly they fight and die, Their name liveth for evermore. The path of duty was the way to glory
WW1- M. Archibald W. Barr T. Campbell J. Campbell J. Dempsey J. Devennie R. Dinnen W. Dinnen J. M. Dogherty J. Downs J. Dunlop A. H. Hall A. Harkin W. J. Harkin W. J. Kane G. M. Kennedy A. H. Livingston T. G. Lynn J. McCafferty S. Macauley W. McGugan J. W. McIntyre J. McKeeman R. Millen J. Neill S. J. Peden R. Stewart T. Stewart H. Taylor W. Walker J. Woodend W. Workman R. Knox Nurse A. K. Shirley WW2- Pte F Dougan Para, LCpl JA Graham RIF, Rfn A Grissem RUR Sgt H McQuigg RAF, Sgt J Smith RAF Afghanistan- Cpl William Patton SRR; Northern Ireland- Cpl John Cooley, LCpl Alan Smyth UDR
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