Hello and welcome to the web site. Please be patient as I am in the process of building the site so that all generations can benefit from its content.
Our mission is to bring history alive for all generations, giving both young and old a greater understanding of life during all the conflicts both on the battle field and on the home front.
The items from within the collection will be available for children to access both in and out of school via the online museum database.
World War 1 and 2 are now covered in the curriculum and I feel our children are missing out, as we do not have our own
Hence the collection is now a mobile museum which I take through out the United Kingdom and Ireland to both schools and public events to give both young and old the hands on approach to history.
Our past is their future and preservation is our goal, so that future generations well be able to benefit from the work that
War Years Remembered has done.
I am at present trying to secure a base museum which, with the right funding will be Irelands first War Museum.
Funding is required to move on to the next phase.
We need your support.
We are a non profit organization.
I am always adding to the collection through private purchase and through the generosity of the public, who have donated items to the collection, so that others can benefit from seeing them and their own families history told.
The collection and vehicles have also been used in film & TV work, theatrical work, Remembrance parades, charity events,
Lord Mayors shows, children's birthday parties,
them ed dinner nights and tea dances.
As interest grows in how we used to live, all ages are benefiting from the War Years Remembered Museum.
Please do not hesitate to get in touch with me personally to ask any questions through the link provided.
A short biography of me and the organization, with snippets of family and local wartime history. This will, in the future capture as much local history that can be gathered before being lost.
This project is aimed to bring all the communities in Ireland together via a greater understanding of the sacrifices made by all nationalities and religions who fought and died for Great Britain during