St Anne's Cathedral - Belfast Bank Memorial

St Anne’s Cathedral – Belfast Banking Company – The Great War – Memorial Plaque and Window

A brass Memorial Plaque in the North aisle, under this window in St. Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast

Dulce Et Decorum est Pro Patria Mori

Christie, C M, RAMC	Milligan, F A W, 2nd Lieut, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
Collier, R J C, 2nd Lieut, RAF.	McFall, T L, 2nd Lieut, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
Conolly, J H, 2nd Lieut, RMF.	McLean, J A, MC, Lieut, RFA.
Hamilton, J, 2nd Lieut, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.	McMahon, P, 2nd Lieut, Royal Irish Rifles.
Hewitt, W A, 2nd Lieut, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.	O’Kane, P, 2nd Lieut, R I Rifles
Hogarth, H P, Corporal, RE.	Robinson, W W, RDF.
Hunter, W M, 2nd Lieut, Royal Irish Fusiliers.	Somers, W J R, Corporal, Royal Sussex Regiment.
Maguire, F P, 2nd Lieut, Leinster Regiment.	Watson, J, Lieut, Manchester Regiment.
Morris, W O E, 2nd Lieut, King's Liverpool Regiment.

“The above window is erected by the staff of the Belfast Banking Company Ltd in memory of those of their brother officials who died on the field of battle in the Great War 1914”

A 'paper copy' of the window is also held in the Head Office of Northern Bank in Donegall Square West, Belfast.  Following restoration to the frame, it has been installed in the same area as the other memorials.

A fellow researcher has provided me with scans of an article printed in the Belfast News Letter dated 9th December 1918.

Nigel Henderson's very informative website is located here:  Great War Ulster Newspaper Archive

Sir Edward Carson and Lady Carson were present, and there was a very large congregation, including friends of the fallen soldiers and members of the staff of the bank.

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