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The Munster Fusiliers monument at Ballymullen where two plaques containing the names of Tralee people who died during World War 1 will be unveiled this Saturday.
THE unveiling of plaques in remembrance of Tralee people who died in World War I will take place this Saturday at the Munster Fusiliers Monument at Ballymullen at 3pm.
Two new plaques – one with the 101 names of members of the Munster Fusiliers and the other inscribed with 125 names of soldiers from other regiments – will be unveiled during an ecumenical service beginning at 3pm.
All are invited to attend the service where there will prayers and a wreath laying ceremony, a piper’s lament and the last post will be played, while members of the Royal Munster Fusiliers Association will be in attendance.
Cllr Sam Locke, a driving force behind the project, will also speak during the ceremony.
