Bombardier Stephen Gilbert
Bombardier Stephen Gilbert was 36 years old and joined the Army in August 1999. He enlisted into...
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Category: Royal Artillery
WO2 Michael ‘Mick’ Smith
Michael Smith, from Liverpool, joined 29 Commando Regiment Royal Artillery in 1987, having...
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Lance Bombardier Liam McLaughlin
Lance Bombardier Liam McLaughlin, known simply as ‘Paddy’ to all who served with him, was born on...
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Lance Bombardiers Ross Clark
Born in Zimbabwe on 18 July 1981, Lance Bombardier Ross Clark was brought up in South Africa...
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Lance Bombardier Stephen Cummins
On Wednesday, 8 March 1989, he and his fellow artilleryman, Miles Amos, were killed when their...
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Gunner Miles Amos
On Wednesday, 8 March 1989, he and his fellow artilleryman, Stephen Cummins, were killed when...
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Gnr Paul Sheppard
Paul Sheppard, 20-years-old, married with 1 child and a soldier with the Royal Artillery was from...
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Bombadier Paul Challoner
Shot while on British Army foot patrol, Bligh’s Lane, Creggan, Londonderry. He was the first...
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L/Bdr John Laurie
L/Bdr John Laurie Aged 22. Died seven days after being shot by a sniper while on mobile patrol in...
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Published On: 22nd July 1976
Died: 22nd July 1977 Officer Fenton was a member of the Northern Ireland Prison Service from October 1976 until 22 July 1977 when he was shot dead by the IRA while having a drink in Molloys bar. Ballymoney. Co Antrim he was off duty when he was murdered.
Published On: 22nd July 2013
These are just some of the polished granite memorials stones which are to be seen on the memorial wall in the Palace Barracks Memorial Garden in Northern Ireland. They are dedicated to the individual Regiments and Corps who served in the Palace Barracks and lost their lives in Northern Ireland and later on in Operations around the World while stationed Continue Reading
Published On: 22nd July 1973
Died: July 22 1973 Killed by a bomb near Clogher in Co Tyrone, He was attached to the Royal Tank Regiment when he was killed, He had been awarded the BEM for his service in Ulster. His dog survived the Blast. Died four days after being injured in land mine attack.