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Nash, Christopher, 7th January 1916, 9th (Queen's Royal) Lancers, GS/4710, Private, WATERFORD PROTESTANT CEMETERY, 224.


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Nagle, William, 29, 23rd October 1943, Royal Navy, HMS Charybdis, D/KX 89303, Leading Stoker, Son of Maurice and Mary Nagle, of Dungarvan, Co. Waterford, Republic of Ireland, PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Panel 81, Column 3.

Plymouth Naval Memorial                                        HMS Charybdis

 

 
  Neale, Thomas, 14th October 1915, Alias See O'NEILL, the true family name. T4/043381, Driver, AFFANE OLD CHURCH OF IRELAND CHURCHYARD
   
   
Neill, John, 23, 20th August 1917, 1st Trench Mortar Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery, 3373, Gunner, Son of John and Mary O'Neill, of Ballybrack, Kilmacthomas, Co. Waterford. ADINKERKE MILITARY CEMETERY, D. I.
Nevin, Jeremiah Patrick, 26th september 1917, 21, 10th Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 27508, Private, Son of Thomas and Mary Nevin, of 13, St. John's Avenue, Waterford. BUCQUOY ROAD CEMETERY, FICHEUX, II. F. 5.
  Newell, Charles Edward, 19, 25th May 1916, 8th Bn. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, Lieutenant, Son of A. C. Newell (late R.M.) and K. M. Newell, of Romanesca, Sandycove, Kingstown, Co. Dublin. Born at Ballinasloe, Co. Galway. BETHUNE TOWN CEMETERY, III. K. 16.
  Newell, Richard Arthur Alfred, 9th September 1916, 5th Bn. Canadian Infantry, 440491, Private, POZIERES BRITISH CEMETERY, OVILLERS-LA BOISSELLE, III. M. 31.
  Nicholson, D, March 1915, Irish Republican Army, Volunteer.
Tommy Nicholson Nicholson, Thomas, 21, 15th December 1941, Royal Navy, HMS Galatia, Able Seaman, Son of Richard and Kate Nicholson, of Waterford, Republic of Ireland, PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Panel 48, Column 1

Plymouth Naval Memorial

 
  Nicholson, William, 13th September 1917, 2nd Bn. Irish Guards, 7710, Private, TYNE COT MEMORIAL, Panel 10 to 11.
  Nolan, David, 28, 16th May 1915, 1st Bn. Royal Munster Fusiliers, 8761, Private, Son of David and Margaret Nolan, of Oldcastletown, Kildorrery, Co. Cork. HELLES MEMORIAL, Panel 185 to 190.
  Nolan, Edward, 17, 30th November 1917, 2nd Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 43040, Corporal, Son of Mrs. Mary Nolan, of Brown St., Portlaw, Co. Waterford. ST. LEGER BRITISH CEMETERY, H. 5.
Plymouth Naval Memorial Nolan, Michael, 21, 15th July 1917, Royal Navy, H.M.S. "Redbreast", SS/115511, Stoker 1st Class, Son of Mary Nolan, of 3, Railway Cottages, Tramore, Co. Waterford, and the late Martin Nolan. PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, 26.
HMS Redbreast                                       


Nolan, Michael, 23, 4th September 1918, 1st/5th Bn. Northumberland Fusiliers, 62010, Private, Son of Matt and Kate Nolan, of 11, Costelloe's Lane, Waterford. BERLIN SOUTH-WESTERN CEMETERY, VIII. C. 9.
Plymouth Naval Memorial Nolan, William, 28, 1st March 1917, Royal Naval Reserve, S.S. "Euterpe.", Son of Richard and Bridget Nolan, of Cahir Fenor, Tramore, Co. Waterford. PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, 23.
SS Euterpe
SS Royal Edward Nolan, William Joseph, 39, 13th August 1915, Mercantile Marine, S.S. "Royal Edward" (Toronto), Sailor, Son of Kate Nolan (nee Swedmoor), of 8, St. Alphonsus Rd., Waterford, and the late George Nolan. Born at Waterford. TOWER HILL MEMORIAL
Noonan, Michael, 32, 11th December 1917, 2nd Bn. Royal Irish Regiment, 1605, Private, Husband of Mary Noonan, of 140, Barrack St., Waterford. REGINA CAELI CEMETERY, MOONCOIN, Near South boundary

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Norris, James, 28th December 1944, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 576 Sqdn., 900179, Sergeant, FERRYBANK CATHOLIC CHURCHYARD, Grave 71.


Lancaster UL-M2, serial number NN750, took off from RAF Fiskerton at 15.17 on a raid to Bonn, Germany and all the crew were killed when this aircraft crashed at RAF Manston returning from the raid on 28/29 December, 1944. Very seriously damaged by enemy action, but despite great difficulties in maintaining control , FO. Fletcher skilfully brought the aircraft back across the the Channel, using only his trim tabs to keep the aircraft in the air. His first attempt in landing at RAF Manston aerodrome was unsuccessful but undeterred he opened the throttles and tried to go round again. Whilst doing so, he lost flying speed, stalled and crashed.

                                       

                                                                 Photo - Paul Murphy

  Norris, John, 18th January 1917, 6th Bn. South Wales Borderers, 16943, Lance Corporal, Son of Thomas Norris, of Sillaheen, Ballymacarheny, Clonmell, Co. Tipperary. BAILLEUL COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, NORD, III. A. 119,.
   
  Nugent, Gerald William, 28, 10th August 1915, General List attd. as Staff Capt. 29th Inf. Bde., 10th (Irish) Div., Captain, Son of Sir John Nugent, 3rd Bart., and Lady Nugent, of 23, Rue du Lycee, Pau, B. Pyrennes, France; husband of Norah Nugent, of 23, Rue Samonzet, Pau. HELLES MEMORIAL, Panel 201.
  Nugent, John, 21st March 1918, 30th Bn. Machine Gun Corps (Infantry), 43299, Private, SAVY BRITISH CEMETERY, I. H. 23.
  Nugent, Maurice, 19, 2nd June 1916, 2nd Bn. Royal Irish Regiment, 10798, Private, Son of James and Johanna Nugent, of 4, Kickham Row, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. Late of Ballymacarbery, Co. Waterford. CORBIE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, Plot 1. Row A. Grave 20.

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