Clogher War Memorial - WWII - North West Face - Panel 1b

Casualties

No	Mem Ref	Service No	Rank	Name	Regiment / Service	Battalion	Date Of Death

1	01	6977351	Sgt.	Lavelle, Willam George	Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers	2nd Battalion	17/01/1944
2	02	6978240	Fusilier	McMaster, James	Royal Irish Fusiliers	2nd Battalion	15/11/1943
3	03	6984687	Fusilier	Robinson, Joseph	Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers	6th Battalion	07/04/1943
4	04	1063628	Flt. Sgt	Tait, John Mccalla	Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve	78 Squadron	26/03/1943

Location

Clogher War Memorial is located at the junction of the Omagh and Aughnacloy roads, at the eastern end of the town.

Memorial History

Clogher War Memorial is located at the junction of the Omagh and Aughnacloy roads, at the eastern end of the town.

It was erected to perpetuate the memory of some thirty-six men from the town and district who paid the supreme sacrifice in the Great War.

The memorial takes the form of a column of Irish granite standing 16ft. (5.1m) high on a base of three steps and tapered at the top.

The ground was granted by the Clogher Diocesan Board of Education

The inscription is ; -

�In memory of the men of this district whose names are here inscribed who died in the great war, 1914-1918.

Erected by their fellow-countrymen and women.

Greater love hath no man than this: that a man should lay down his life for his friends.�

Memorial References and Links

No	Link	Reference	Doc

1	Ulster War Memorials - Clogher	Details of War Memorial