Database of people from Ireland who died in first World War released

Names of more than 31,000 people included in archive by military historian Tom Burnell

The man who fought for three armies: British, IRA and Free State

Martin Doyle was a Victoria Cross winner who quit to join the national struggle

Leitrim Echoes of the Great War: Book 40 years in the writing due for launch

Retired teacher Padraig Griffin researched Leitrim natives killed in first World War

Government ‘constitutionally bound’ to hold presidential inauguration on Armistice Day

Taoiseach spokesman says he is ‘committed’ to marking Armistice

Memorial honouring Kilkenny dead of first World War to be unveiled

14-year-old Thomas Woodgate among the 827 people named on new monument

The final moments of the first World War

News of the Armistice on November 11th, 1918, was greeted with joy, disbelief and heartbreak

Theatre of war – An Irishman’s Diary on RC Sherriff and ‘Journey’s End’

Edward Francis Hawe, a boy soldier of the Great War

An Irishman’s Diary on a Tipperary teenager who died in Africa

‘Hopelessly inaccurate’ record of Irish WWI dead criticised

Gathering hears study of national and local archives could give more accurate figure

Local historian seeks answers to perplexing question about the number of Irish war dead

49,400 names are recorded in Ireland’s Memorial Records