
What is recorded here
1914-18 is a memorial in County Cork, Ireland. Perhaps those named there stopped running from bullets or drowning in water because their lungs finally emptied. Maybe they expected home but found soil instead, their bones joining other bones under rain. Imagine the cemetery holding more than stone, keeping the heat of young blood warm long after the war ended.
In memory of those named on this memorial who died as a result of service during the Great War and who lie buried in this cemetery.
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