Captain William James Shanks 1st Battalion

Captain Athelstan Dibley 2nd Battalion severely wounded at the Battle of Talana Hill

Captain Athelstan Dibley

Lieutenant Frank Bernard Lane 2nd Battalion. Wounded at Hart’s Hill (Battle of Tugela Heights). 

Lieutenant Frank Bernard Lane

Frederick William Hatt wounded at Talana and later awarded a Military Cross and bar during the First World War

1969 Quarter Master Sergeant Bartholomew Francis Bruen 5th Battalion. Including Distinguished Conduct Medal awarded for gallantry at Fourteen Streams in 1900

4760 Private T. Whelan 1st Battalion. Died of Enteric 24 April 1900 and buried in Colenso Old Town Cemetery.

5353 Private Michael Dalton 2nd Battalion. Served 16 years with the regiment. Resided at Henrietta Street, Dublin and died in 1921. Buried Glasnevin Cemetery.

6143 Private B. Mulvey 4th Battalion. Including Special Reserve Long Service Good Conduct Medal. One of just twelve awarded to the battalion.

Lieutenant Andrew Winstanley Newton 2nd Battalion. Born in Dublin in 1879, commissioned May 1900 and resigned his commission in 1908. Played rugby for England.

501 Sergeant J. Hamilton 2nd Battalion. Severely wounded at the Battle of Colenso. With unusual George VI Meritorious Service Medal named to the Royal Dublin Fusiliers

Lieutenant William Bedford St. George Cameron 5th Battalion.

Brigadier General Walter Bromilow 2nd Battalion. Later commanding officer of 2nd Battalion 1908-1912, of 118th Brigade, 39th Division 1915 and 8th Reserve Infantry Brigade, Dublin 1916-1920.

Captain Samuel Gerald de Courcy Wheeler 2nd Battalion

3158 Sergeant Joseph Dardis 1st Battalion. Wounded at the Battle of Colenso December 1899

547 Private W. Henry 4th Battalion. Including Militia Long Service Good Conduct Medal

4883 Private Patrick D’Arcy 1st Battalion. Including some of the scarcest QSA clasps awarded to the regiment; Relief of Kimberley (32 awarded), Paardeberg (35), Driefontein (36), Johannesburg (30), Diamond Hill (29).

5441 Private P. Carroll 1st Battalion. An unusual double issue QSA with all of the same scarce clasps awarded to Patrick D’Arcy (above) and also ‘Modder River’ which is the only example of this clasp issued to the regiment.