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Here is a look back at that year, with some reflections on the similarities and differences with the Ireland of today, writes Caoimhín De Barra.
Meet Jack Leslie, aged 97.
The new NLI exhibition features letters from those who served in the war.
A remembrance ceremony was held this afternoon in Glasnevin Cemetery.
The Open University has ‘colourised’ some photos from the time.
World War I was a conflict of cultures but also an expression of social values, as the intense involvement of the educated classes showed.
Fr Frank Browne’s work as a photographer is being remembered.
One hundred years ago today, a conflict broke out that would change the world forever.
A memorial service will be held next weekend, organised by a group collating the names of all those Irish who survived the war.
Historians have created an interactive map so we can trace where each of the Limerick natives are commemorated across the world.