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Want to know more about the South Irish Horse? There are:6620 items tagged South Irish Horse available in our Library
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Those known to have served withSouth Irish Horse during the Great War 1914-1918. - Allen Martin. Pte. South Irish Horse (d.26th Sep 1916)
- Barsby Charles W. W.. Pte. 7th Btn. (d.29th Oct 1917)
- Bateman Samuel. Pte. 7th Btn. (d.12th Dec 1917)
- Bentley James Edward. Pte. (d.14th May 1917)
- Coyle A.. Pte. (d.27th August 1917)
- Farrar Ernest.
- Levinge Richard William. Lt. South Irish Horse
- Reilly John Joseph. Pte. (d.13th March 1916)
- Reilly Michael. S/Smth. (d.29th June 1916)
- Riordan Richard. Cpl.
- Ryan William Alphonsus. Pte.
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247784 Pte. William Alphonsus Ryan South Irish Horse My great uncle William Ryan fought with the South Irish Horse.
He enlisted in 1915 and was honourably discharged after suffering the effects of gas. He died in 1923.
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247250 Ernest Farrar South Irish Horse I purchased an old & used book in the small town of Picton which is in the southeast of the Province of Ontario in Canada about a year ago now. In it, I found a postcard. The picture on the card is clearly French. A young woman looks toward a group of French soldiers marching off to war. The inscription at the bottom left of the card reads: On vous attend and then below that Venez vite. The address on the card reads, Mrs Farrar, 98 Elford Tce, Donone or Donove Ave, S. C. Road, Dublin Ireland. The Post Office stamp reads: DE 22 14. So, 22nd Dec 1914.
In a hand other than Farrar's there is the annotation: On Active Service G. Jameson. Farrar's note reads, "Sorry I could not get a minute to see you before I left but we were taken by surprise & had to leave in a woeful hurry. We expected to leave here for the fight in a few days. Remember me to Iva?, Geo, Uncle Bill & Freddie." The note is signed Ernest. The address in France reads, No 1204, S. I. H. Cavalry Details, No. 6 Base, Rouen, France. The card is in remarkably good condition given its age.
I collect militaria but if this is of interest to Ernest's family, I'd be happy to forward it.
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246341 Cpl. Richard Riordan South Irish Horse This is an article from our local newspaper the Cork Examiner on the 3rd of May 1916, "Corporal Richard Riordan, of the South Irish Horse, who was recently home on furlough after having spent over twelve months in the trenches. He is well known in Cork and also in the Blarney district. For many years before the outbreak of war he participated in the majority of the athletic meetings held throughout Ireland. His popular events were the 100, 220, and 440 yards, and as a sprinter he gained many notable achievements. He won many of such events, and was one of the most popular athletes in the country. His numerous acquaintances will be pleased to know that he is strong and well."
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242688 S/Smth. Michael Reilly South Irish Horse (d.29th June 1916) Shoeing Smith Reilly was the Husband of Agnes Reilly, of 32, Regent St., Bagnalstown. He was 34 when he died and is buried Close to the East wall of the Tullow (The Abbey) Cemetery, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
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241968 Pte. A. Coyle South Irish Horse (d.27th August 1917) Private Coyle is buried in the in north-west part of the Nicholastown Burial Ground, Tankerstown, Co. Kildare, Ireland.
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237337 Pte. John Joseph Reilly South Irish Horse (d.13th March 1916) John Reilly is buried in the south-west part of the Ballintemple Old Graveyard in Co. Offaly, Ireland.
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216989 Pte. James Edward Bentley South Irish Horse (d.14th May 1917) Pte. James Bentley was the son of James Edward and Henriette Sophie Bentley, of 11, Rialto Buildings. Dolphins Barn, Dublin.
He was killed in action in May 1917 aged 22 and is buried in Philosophe British Cemetery, Mazingarbe, France.
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216879 Pte. Samuel Bateman 7th Btn. Royal Irish Regiment (d.12th Dec 1917) Samuel Bateman served with the 7th Battalion Royal Irish Regiment having formerly served as 1608 South Irish Horse. He was killed in action on the 12th December 1917 and is buried in Templeux-Le-Guerard British Cemetery on the Somme. Samuel was the son of Mr. T. Bateman, of 10, Dorset Avenue, Dorset St., Dublin.
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216869 Pte. Charles W. W. Barsby 7th Btn. Royal Irish Regiment (d.29th Oct 1917) Charles Barsby, son of Charles and Millicent Barsby of 32 Derwent Street, The Meadows, Nottingham, was born in St. Jude's, Dublin. In 1914 he was living in Dublin, and he also enlisted there. Private Barsby was aged 22 when he was killed in action in Flanders. He is buried in St. Martin Calvaire British Cemetery St. Martin-Sur-Cojeul.
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216634 Pte. Martin Allen South Irish Horse Household Cavalry (d.26th Sep 1916) Martin Allen was born in Dublin and enlisted there. He was the son of Mrs. Mary Allen, of 1, Connaught St., Phisborough, Dublin.
He was killed in action in Flanders age 21 and is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial.
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