Available resources
PRONI holds a range of records about the First World War and to contemporary events in Ireland during the period 1912 to 1922, including
- letters
- diaries and memoirs
- photographs
To mark the 100th anniversary of the First World War, PRONI will be involved in a number of events, projects and activities and working in partnership with organisations throughout the UK.
First World War guide
PRONI has published its Guide to the Manuscript Sources for the Study of the First World War in PRONI. This comprehensive document will help guide users to the wealth of papers, volumes, letters, images, and scrapbooks about the First World War which are held within the collections at PRONI.
First World War journal
To mark the 100th anniversary of the First World War, PRONI is producing a monthly First World War Journal, recording the experiences of men and women who lived through the years 1914 to 1918. Each month, we will publish short transcripts from the papers of three or four individuals who lived through these years.
'Names of the Fallen'
Derry/ Londonderry War Memorial records have now been digitised and are available to view online. These records contain details of soldiers from the city who fought and died during the First World War.
Educational resources
BEd students from St. Mary's University College, Belfast, have used PRONI archives to produce learning resources aimed at Key Stage 3 students on the topics of Women in Wartime and Recruitment. These resources are available in both English and Irish language.
- First World War: Women in Wartime
- Acmhainn Foghlama an Chéad Chogaidh Dhomhanda - Mná le Linn an Chogaidh
- First World War: Recruitment
- Acmhainn Foghlama an Chéad Chogaidh Dhomhanda - Earcaíocht
Western Front Association Antrim and Down Branch
PRONI is pleased to host to the Western Front Association Antrim and Down branch for their meetings and public lectures.
Meetings
Public Meetings and Lectures take place on various Thursday evenings at 6.30 pm. Have a look at talks and events at PRONI for more details. Meetings are open to the public. Everyone welcome.
Contact
To contact the Western Front Association Antrim and Down Branch:
Email: AntrimDownWFA@gmail.com
Twitter: @WFA_AntrimDown
Facebook: Antrim Down Wfa