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31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Lieut. C. Clark, 6th Inniskillings of 33, Kimberley Road, Leicester. Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Bandsman E. Cooke, 1st Bn. Royal Irish Fusiliers of 22 Arlington Street, Islington. Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Fusilier W. Mallon Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Rifleman T. Whiteside, 2nd Bn. London Irish Rifles, of 19 Colchester Street, Belfast. Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: L/Cpl. E. Teara, 6th Iniiskillings, of 7, Croxteth Avenue, Liverpool. Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: L/Cpl. R. Hadden, 6th Inniskillings of 59 Huson Street, Belfast. Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Lieut. Col. B.H. Butler Colonel T.P.D. Scott, Brigadier N. Russell and Lieut. Col. T.N. Grazebrook. Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Officers of the Brigade HQ Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Officers of the 1st Royal Irish Fusiliers. Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Warrant Officers and Sergeants of 1st Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers. Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Members of 1st Bn. Royal Irish Fusiliers, all from the Belfast area - Fusiliers C. Fanning, W. Mallon, W.Coyle, A.Marrow, R.Colvan, W.O"Mullan, J.Ellison, E.Bell and J. Montague. Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Officers of the 6th Bn. Inniskillings. Faugh a Ballagh

31st May 1943, 38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Warrant Officers and Sergeants of the 6th Inniskillings with Lieut. Colonel T.N. Grazebrook, Major J. McCann and Capt. J. Norman seated in centre of second row. Faugh a Ballagh

38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: At 1800 hours on 2 June, the Pipes and Drums under Pipe Major Evans played the Retreat and several Irish Airs before an audience of Officers and Men of the Brigade and British nurses from a nearby Military Hospital. Faugh a Ballagh

38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: The Pipes and Drums played the Retreat before an audience of Officers and Men of the Brigade and British nurses from a nearby Military Hospital. Faugh a Ballagh

38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: The Pipes and Drums playing the Retreat. Faugh a Ballagh

38 (Irish) Brigade in Guelma: Piper Whelan of the 1st Bn. Royal Irish Fusiliers before playing in the Officers Mess. Faugh a Ballagh

Bala Bredin's moving account of 2nd Bn. Royal Ulster Rifles' fighting withdrawal to Dunkirk. His description (on Reel 2) of his attempt at ordering a beer as they left the coast is "legendary". He later served with the Faughs, Skins & 2 LIR in Italy. iwm.org.uk/collections/it…

On the day we said our farewells to Pipe Major Gerald Griffin, a reminder of a decent (in my opinion) "Then and Now" at Centuripe. Gerald is seen about to tip his straw hat in memory of the lads who scaled the precipitous slopes into the town on 2 August 1943. Faugh a Ballagh