'The first article gives some of the Armies,
Regiments and Corps that Clare men fought with in World War 1, the battles
and events they died in, those who became POW's, those who had shell shock,
some brothers who died, those shot at dawn, Clare politicians in WW1,
Clare men court-martialed, and the awards and medals won by Clare men
and women.
Also enclosed is an alphabetical list of nearly 4,000
Clare men and women who participated in the War, an index of where they
came from, a timeline of when and where the 680+ died, and 90 pages of
photos of the 251 cemeteries and memorials throughout the world where
the Clare War Dead are buried or remembered.
There are over 690 individual profiles of the Clare War
Dead, Memorials and Graves from WW1 that are located in Clare, The Great
Houses of Clare during WW1, Clare Newspapers and WW1 1914-2015, WW1 Booklets
and articles related to Clare.
There are features on Clarecastle, Ennis, Ennistymon,
Killaloe/Ballina, Inch/Kilmaley/Connolly, Kilrush, Labasheeda, Sixmilebridge,
Tulla, Doora-Barefield and Clooney-Quin. There are also features on the
Claremen who Fought in the Battle of the Somme, The Anzac’s and
Canadians from Clare in WW1, The Doughboys (US Soldiers) from Clare in
WW1 and Claremen in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd to 9th Battalions of the Royal
Munster Fusiliers
This work is virtually completed. Some additions may
be made where necessary in the future. I would like to thank the hundred's
of people who made this project possible, and especially the Clare Library
for all their help.’
Ger Browne
January 2019
[Material updated January 2019]
 Clare
men and women in various Forces, Regiments and Corps; who died in battles
and shipwrecks; were POWs, were courtmartialled and shot; who receives
awards and medals (PDF)
Clare
Men & Women in WWI arranged alphabetically (PDF)
Clare
Men & Women in WWI arranged by where they came from (PDF)
Clare Newspapers and World
War I, 1914-2015 (PDF)
‘The Great War’
by Peadar McNamara (PDF)
List of Kilrush Men who served
with the Colours during the Great War, 1914-1918 by Charles E Glynn
(PDF)
Timeline of Deaths (PDF)
Location of Graves and Memorials
of Clare Dead (PDF)
Claremen in the 1st Battalion
of the Royal Munster Fusiliers in WW1 (PDF)
Claremen in the 2nd Battalion
of the Royal Munster Fusiliers in WW1 (PDF)
Claremen in the 3rd to 9th
Battalions of the Royal Munster Fusiliers in WW1 (PDF)
The ANZAC’s (The Australian
and New Zealand Army Corps) and Canadians from Clare in WW1 (PDF)
The Doughboys from Clare
in WW1 (PDF)
Memorials
and Graves from WWI located in Co Clare (PDF)
The
Great Houses of Clare during WW1 (PDF)
The
Men from North Clare and the Great War by Guss O’Halloran
(PDF)
The Men from the Parishes
of Doonbeg, Kilkee, Carrigaholt and Kilballyowen who died in action
(PDF)
A Tribute to Kilrush in the
Great War (PDF)
Clarecastle
and Ballyea in the Great War (PDF)
Clonlara
and the Great War (PDF)
Clooney
/ Quin and Doora / Barefield in The Great War (PDF)
Corofin
and the Great War (PDF)
Ennis and
the Great War (PDF)
Ennistymon
and the Great War (PDF)
Killaloe
- Ballina and the Great War (PDF)
Inch / Kilmaley
/ Connolly and the Great War (PDF)
Labasheeda
and the Great War (PDF)
Mountshannon
and Whitegate WW1 Stories by Sean Glennon (PDF)
Parteen
and the Great War (PDF)
Sixmilebridge
and the Great War (PDF)
Tulla and
the Great War (PDF)
Claremen who fought in the
Battle of the Somme
(PDF)
Profiles of the Clare War
Dead A-E (PDF)
Profiles of the Clare War
Dead F-K (PDF)
Profiles of the Clare War
Dead L- M (PDF)
Profiles of the Clare War
Dead N-W (PDF)
The Clare
War Dead WWI (Published Booklet) (PDF)
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