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Public notification announcing the official unveiling of the Mmemorial to Ulster Rugby players who fell in the First World War - Taken by Published in the Northern Whig 21st January 1926 21 Jan 1926
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Alec Roulston Foster President of the Ulster Branch I.R.F.U. addresses the crowd at the unveiling of the war memorial at Ravenhill Stadium. - Taken by Published in Larne Times Newspaper 30th January 1926 22 Jan 1926
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The first wreath laying ceremony at the War Mmeorial at Ravenhill on the day the memorial was unveiled - Taken by Published in the Larne Times Newspaper 30th January 1926 22 Jan 1926
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Representative from Ballymena RFC lays a wreath at the first wreath laying ceremony - Taken by Published in Larne Times Newspaper 30th January 1926 22 Jan 1926
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Buglers from 1st Battalion Durham Ligh Infantry sound the Last Post following the official opening by Mr F J Strain, President of the I.R.F.U. - Taken by Published in Larne Times 30th January 1926 22 Jan 1926
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Irish Rugby Memorial - Taken by Ray Spence 09 Oct 2016
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Irish Rugby Memorial - Taken by Ray Spence 09 Oct 2016
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Plaque on the archway at Ravenhill Rugby ground - Taken by Ray Spence 09 Oct 2016
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details of plaque on the Archway at Ravenhill Rugby Groundn - Taken by ray spence 09 Oct 2016
Reference WMO/223080
Address:
Ravenhilll Rugby Ground
Mount Merrion Avenue
Belfast
BT6 0FS
Northern Ireland
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- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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On both pillars facing inwards are two plaques on each are the same words except the years are different. They read`Ereceted in memory of the Iirsih Rugby players who answered the call in the Great War 1914-1`918 (1939-1945) Under this at the bottom left are the words `The Tumult and ther shouting dies, the Captains and the Kings depart, still stands thine ancient sacrifice, and humble and a contrite heart, Lord God of hosts be with us yet. Lest we Forget - Less we Forget
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