I also remember my eldest brother Reggie joining the Navy... One day as I recall a neighbour came to our...
I had a sister in Birmingham and another sister was a Nurse in England, worked in London and her hospital...
I grew up in Belfast in a place called Ligoniel, in the north of the city. Although Ligoniel was a suburb,...
I would have been four or five years old at the time and my brother 18 months younger. White men in...
Richie Edwards from Prestatyn, now living in Rhyl tells us of his memories in the RAF in Northern Ireland....
Ivy and Sadie's Story as Told by the Children of Strand Primary School: Memories of Belfast. But Ivy...
In September 1940, because we lived outside the city boundary, all the school children were moved for their...
These things we all were used to, nothing worn for style A patch in the back of your trousers, you could...
The Story of Isobel as Told by the Children of Strand Primary School: Memories of Belfast. The bunker was...
As he recalls, letter writing was no bother for Robert McIlroy and he would have even seen himself as a...
I was 12 years old and living in the Bloomfield area of Belfast when the war broke out. I remember thinking...
I meet Jim again three months after that and found out that all his family was killed in the bombed air...
Each autumn my brother and I were sent “to the country”, by train, with a basket each, to buy...
My father-in-law John McKee worked in the linen industry during the war and was based at Moygashel outside...
The next morning we were transported in army lorries as evacuees to Bushmills County Antrim. Lily was...
The Germans bombed these factories and shipyards to stop making weapons like guns and tanks to defend...
Boats travelled between Warrenpoint and Omeath which is on the other side of Carlingford Lough and in the...
June Martins Memories of a Belfast Childhood during WW2. Although the air raids on Belfast and other cities...
Our grown-ups were not so gracious, many said they were "Over here, over paid and over sexed" We...
The Yanks Come to Town by Bernard MC Cormack...
They must have been travelling light..... there was chocolate, apples , oranges and all manner of goodies...
During the war I was employed at the Ulster Transport workshops in University Street, Belfast. Not long...