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Beyond battles fought, UNTOLD reveals the personal journeys of the men, women and families behind the medals – stories of service, identity and sacrifice from across the island of Ireland, and beyond.
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Monday 12 Apr 1915
During early April 1915, the 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Fusiliers was in the Ypres Salient. At 1700 hours on 12 April, shortly before the Faughs were due to be relieved, a particularly heavy enemy artillery barrage pounded the trench line into a churning mass of earth with dead and dying men; many were blown to pieces, many were buried alive.
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On this day
12 April
Monday 12 Apr 1915
During early April 1915, the 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Fusiliers was in the Ypres Salient. At 1700 hours on 12 April, shortly before the Faughs were due to be relieved, a particularly heavy enemy artillery barrage pounded the trench line into a churning mass of earth with dead and dying men; many were blown to pieces, many were buried alive.
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On this day
12 April
Monday 12 Apr 1915
During early April 1915, the 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Fusiliers was in the Ypres Salient. At 1700 hours on 12 April, shortly before the Faughs were due to be relieved, a particularly heavy enemy artillery barrage pounded the trench line into a churning mass of earth with dead and dying men; many were blown to pieces, many were buried alive.
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