There are Commonwealth War Graves Commission WWII graves in Co. Down throughout 67 different locations at churches of all denominations across the county.
In May 1945, members of the YMCA made a visit to German-speaking prisoners of war detained in camps across Ulster providing them with religious guidance.
Northern Irish court prosecuted a member of the Belgian Army for reckless driving after an incident at Millbrook, Co. Antrim, which injured several locals.
Belgian Army convoy involved in incident at Newcastle, Co. Down
On the morning of 4th October 1945, a convoy of Belgian Army lorries became involved in a collision with a vehicle on Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Down.
The 15th July 1944 marked a tragic event in the skies over Ulster, the air show disaster at Warrenpoint, Co. Down where 5 young airmen tragically died.
Linfield v Belgian XI at Windsor Park, Belfast, Co. Antrim
Linfield v Belgian XI at Windsor Park, Belfast, Co. Antrim was an interesting spectacle of football with the visitors fielding some international players.
Along with Massive PR and Dufferin Coaching Inn, we looked at the land around Killyleagh, Co. Down where thousands of American troops trained during WWII.
The wartime ambulances of the Loyal Orange Institution of Ireland
On 1st July 1940, the War Office purchased a pair of motorised ambulances using a £1,000 donation from the Loyal Orange Institution of Ireland in Belfast.
