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A German WWI hand grenade from a French trench ended up in a Hong Kong crisp factory
Irish leaders mark Armistice Day at events in Ireland, Britain and France
Quiz: How well do you know World War One?
World War I memorial in Clare vandalised by 'spineless coward'
Labour and Green Party to hold rally for 'democracy and decency' to coincide with visit of Donald Trump
'Devastation on both sides of the Atlantic': 100 years on from Ireland's worst maritime disaster
It's been 100 years since two Dublin ships were torpedoed just before Christmas
Great tragedy of 500 lives lost in sunken mail boat RMS Leinster retold
A century after the attack, fatal U-boat bombing commemorated in Dublin
Halifax Explosion: The accidental blast that killed 2,000 people a century ago
President Higgins to join William and Kate at Battle of the Somme memorial
Check out this fascinating World War I recruitment poster targeting Irish men
Here’s why women’s soccer in Ireland was much more popular in the 1920s
In photos: The Irish women who made bombs during World War 1
Our top 10 most shared articles on Facebook in 2014
Christmas truce: How football on the front was used by soldiers on all sides
These are the real-life stories of Ireland's World War I fighters
'The Irish men and women who died in World War 1 deserve to be remembered'
World War 1 in colour: Have a look at these restored photos from the trenches
WWI recruitment posters feature on new An Post stamps
Do you have any letters or mementos from World War 1? Experts want a look
Lest we forget: Taoiseach and other leaders mark 100 years since World War I
Did someone in your family survive World War I?
Remember Willie Redmond, whose death changed the course of Irish political history?
German POWs were once held at what is now Garda College