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Good morning all. I am trying to find the medal index card for 371350 Rifleman  William ó Brien. He was killed in action and is commemorated on the Tyne cot memorial. Trouble is I can't find his Medal index card. Any help would be appricated. Thanks.

I have a victory medal which is engraved number 40108 Pte T Cullen Royal Irish Fusiliers. However i cannot find a medal index card for this soldier if anyone can help i would appreciate thanks.

Good afternoon.  I am attempting to research. Pte Michael Morrissey service number 607016 , he has previous service with the Royal Irish regiment. I think he may have been in leopardstown before he died in the 1970s . Thanks for any help in advance.

Thanks for all of your kind assistance. I did make a mistake with Williams DOB.  When I looked closer today I could see it was an 8 not a 9 .
It is possible that there is no connection between the Redmond family's I was hoping to find one but what I Am confident about now is John born to Patrick Redmond & Anne nee Flynn had a number of brothers and sisters. Including William.
Thanks to your work it seems lightly that Patrick died and was buried in Murrintown in 1896 and Anne died in 1899. Therefore there children were probably with relatives for the 1901 census. John gives rahaspick as his address on enlistment so that collaborates that..  Kinda.  Thanks again.

Thanks so much for all your help. So a number of years ago I became really interested in WW1  and was really suprisedto find through novice research that a soldier born in  Duncormick had the same surname as my mother. I assumed with a look at the census that it was John born to Mark & Elizabeth 1895 . But when I asked my uncle about John he told me that he died in the 1950s and is buried locally. So I had this otherJohn born in duncirmick 1894 to Patrick and Anne. I know johns has a brother William that tallys now and his military record states that his place of residence was Rahaspic Co Wexford. That's now also is supported by the fact  that his brothers seem to live in rahaspic during the 1901 census. If both parents were already deceased . Then the children could have been split up between relatives.  For me I'd like to confirm the relationship. But I've visited his grave twice in Flanders and honoured his memory at the menin gate. Thanks for the help everyone. You have given me loads of new leads.