Major Cooper, who served with it, tells the story of the first Irish division raised in the war, from its formation and training through Mudros and Mitylene to the landings of August 1915: the 29th Brigade at Anzac and Sari Bair, Suvla Bay and Chocolate Hill, Kiretch Tepe Sirt and Hill 60, then trench routine and the last days on the peninsula.
A first-hand record of Irish soldiers at Gallipoli, with tributes from Asquith, Carson and Redmond alike. Download the free EPUB.