5th November 1940 was a dark day for the Merchant Navy. Many Ulstermen died on board SS Kenbane Head as it was one of many ships attacked in the Atlantic.
Sailor David Allister of Belfast, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when a German surface raider sank the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head off Greenland.
James McNeilly Belshaw
Carpenter
Carpenter James McNeilly Belshaw of Ballywalter, Co. Down died on 5th November 1940 when SS Kenbane Head came under attack in the North Atlantic Ocean.
Hugh Carson
Second Engineer
Second Engineer Hugh Carson of Belfast, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head came under attack in the North Atlantic.
James Hodges Emerson
Fireman and Trimmer
Fireman and Trimmer James Hodges Emerson of Belfast, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head went down in the Atlantic.
Robert Green
Apprentice
Apprentice Robert Green of Kilkeel, Co. Down died on 5th November 1940 when SS Kenbane Head came under attack to the southeast of Cape Farewell, Greenland.
George Heatley
Cook
Cook George Heatley of Belfast, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head came under attack in the North Atlantic Ocean.
Bernard Patrick Henry
Fireman and Trimmer
Fireman and Trimmer Bernard Patrick Henry of Belfast, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when SS Kenbane Head went down off the coast of Greenland.
John James Laidlaw
Storekeeper
Storekeeper John James Laidlaw of Belfast, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when Admiral Scheer sank the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head off Greenland.
George McClelland Leckey
Second Officer
Second Officer George McClelland Leckey of Holywood, Co. Down died on 5th November 1940 when SS Kenbane Head came under attack in the North Atlantic Ocean
Donald James MacKay
Able Seaman
Able Seaman Donald James MacKay of Co. Tyrone died on 5th November 1940 when a German surface raider sank the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head off Greenland.
Marriott McAughtry
Fireman and Trimmer
Fireman and Trimmer Marriott McAughtry of Belfast, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when a raider sank the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head off Greenland.
Joseph McGuigan
Donkeyman
Donkeyman Joseph McGuigan of Belfast, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when raider Admiral Scheer sank Merchant steamer Kenbane Head off Greenland.
Joseph Leo McGuigan
Fireman and Trimmer
Fireman and Trimmer Joseph Leo McGuigan of Belfast, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when a raider sank the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head off Greenland.
Robert Irwin Moore
Cook
Cook Robert Irwin Moore of Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when raider Admiral Scheer sank Merchant steamer Kenbane Head off Greenland.
Reginald John Primmer
Assistant Steward
Assistant Steward Reginald John Primmer of Portaferry, Co. Down died on 5th November 1940 when a German battleship sank the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head.
David John Pritchard
Sailor
Sailor David John Pritchard of Ballyhalbert, Co. Down died on 5th November 1940 when SS Kenbane Head came under attack south of Cape Farewell, Greenland.
Henry Shaw
Fireman and Trimmer
Fireman and Trimmer Henry Shaw of Belfast, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when a raider sank the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head in the North Atlantic.
Douglas Wilson
Fourth Engineer Officer
Fourth Engineer Officer Douglas Wilson of Belfast, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when the Admiral Scheer sank the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head.
William Wright
Boatswain
Boatswain William Wright (or Erdis) of Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim died on 5th November 1940 when the Admiral Scheer sank the Belfast built SS Kenbane Head.
Petrol Distribution Centre
On 5th November 1941, Lieutenant J.R. Bainbridge photographed members of the British Army and Auxiliary Territorial Service at work at a Petrol Distribution Centre in Northern Ireland.
Remembering the Fallen
John Joseph Walsh
Flight Sergeant | 422770
Australian airman Flight Sergeant John Joseph Walsh was the only fatality in the crash of Vickers Wellington LB247 on 5th November 1943 in Co. Londonderry.