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An official visit to Grangegorman Cemetery. OPW.
A landscape view of the cemetery at Grangegorman. National Monuments Service Photographic Unit.
An official visit to Grangegorman Cemetery. OPW.
Entrance gate to Grangegorman Military Cemetery. OPW.
An unknown soldier from the First World War. OPW.
The Anzac Day Dawn Service which took place at the Grangegorman Military Cemetery on Saturday 25 April 2009. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien. The Irish Times.
The Naylor gravestone at Grangegorman. OPW.
The Anzac Day Dawn Service which took place at the Grangegorman Military Cemetery on Saturday 25 April 2009. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien. The Irish Times.
One of the 145 gravestones from the sinking of the RMS Leinster. OPW.
A landscape view of the graves at Grangegorman. OPW.
One of the headstones from the Royal Dublin Fusiliers group. OPW.
Rows of uniform graves at Grangegorman. OPW.
The grounds are planted and maintained by the Office of Public Works. OPW.
The grounds at Grangegorman Military Cemetery. OPW.
Grangegorman is a place of quiet reflection for visitors every day. OPW.
The grave of an unknown soldier from the Great War. OPW.
This is the only headstone in the military cemetery to be decorated with the Victoria Cross. OPW.
Part of the Lawrence Collection, Robert French probably took this image of Marlborough Barracks (now McKee Barracks) around 1900. National Library of Ireland.
A ration party of the Royal Irish Rifles in a communication trench on the first day of the Somme, in 1916. Public domain.
The only remaining visible symbol of the [City of Dublin Steam Packet] company’s existence is the fine CDSPCo crest that still adorns the face of 15 Eden Quay, Dublin. Courtesy of Philip Lecane.
Contemporary photograph of the RMS Leinster in camouflage in 1918. Courtesy of Philip Lecane.
An artist’s impression of the sinking of the RMS Leinster. Courtesy of Philip Lecane.
A newspaper headline and clipping from the RMS Leinster disaster. Courtesy of Philip Lecane.
An advertisement for the Royal Mail Service provided by the RMS Leinster. Courtesy of Philip Lecane.
The RMS Leinster. Courtesy of An Post Museum & Archive.
In 2008, An Post launched a 55c stamp to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the sinking of the R.M.S. Leinster. Courtesy of the An Post Museum.
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