Your search for munitions returned the following related articles:
Aisne, 19 July 1918 - After months of withstanding a strong German offensive on the western front, French troops led by General...
Read moreArklow, 19 February 1918 - The threatened closure of the Kynoch factory in Arklow, Co. Wicklow has been averted following an intervention...
Read moreDublin, 28 May 1917 - Irish female munitions workers in Dublin will finally receive the same pay as their counterparts in Britain. 300...
Read moreCork, 8 March 1917 - Henry Ford has received permission to expand his business in Cork to produce low price farm tractors. ...
Read moreCork, 28 December 1916 - The cheer of the Christmas season has proved in limited supply this December. Despite the return of...
Read moreArklow, 1 September 1915 - The leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party John Redmond visited a munitions factory in Arklow, Co....
Read moreLondon, 29 July 1915 - Ireland is ready and willing to play her part in providing material for the war effort, the...
Read moreDublin, 25 June 1915 - The latest drive by the British government to secure additional skilled workers for munitions manufacturing operations in...
Read morePage 1 of 1 pages
The Century Ireland project is an online historical newspaper that tells the story of the events of Irish life a century ago.