A Co Down soldier who was killed in a 'special order' WWI battle is to have his name officially dedicated on a war memorial almost 105 years since his death.
The Castlewellan born soldier fought and died in Flanders on April 10, 1918 during the Battle of the Lys.
The strong German advance on the Allied Forces during the battle was so great it witnessed British Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig issue his famous "Backs to the Wall" order.
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