27th November

On 27th November 1941, the Duke of Kent visited Co. Armagh carrying out military inspections in Lurgan, Loughgall, Markethill, and along the Mall in Armagh.

Reconnaissance Corps at Loughgall Manor

Imperial War Museum Photo: (H 15835) (Part of the War Office Second World War Official Collection). A conversation with a member of 5th Reconnaissance Corps at Loughgall Manor, Loughgall, Co. Armagh during the visit of Prince George, Duke of Kent to Northern Ireland on 27th November 1941. Copyright Lieutenant J.R. Bainbridge - War Office Photographer.

Royal Artillery at Gosford Castle
Lancashire Fusiliers at Gosford Castle
Military inspection at Gosford Castle
Royal Artillery inspection at Armagh
Duke of Kent and Major General Steele
Duke of Kent in Armagh
Duke of Kent in Loughgall
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers in Armagh
British Army in Armagh
Reconnaissance Corps at Loughgall
Royal Engineers in Armagh
91st Field Regiment in Armagh
Wiltshire Regiment in Armagh
Duke of Kent visits Loughgall
Cameronians in Armagh
Senior Army Officials at Gosford Castle

307th Quartermaster Sterilization Battalion in Northern Ireland

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19th November 2018

In November 1943, 307th Quartermaster Sterilization Battalion arrived in Northern Ireland finding themselves throughout the province in the run up to D-Day.

Remembering the Fallen

Joseph Gerard McGarry

Ordinary Seaman

Ordinary Seaman Joseph Gerard McGarry died on 27th November 1940 when MV Glenmoor came under attack in the Atlantic Ocean from the torpedoes of U-103.