Ranville War Cemetery, Normandy, FranceRanville War Cemetery is the final resting place of 29 men with connections to Northern Ireland. Each one died during fighting in the Battle of Normandy. Cambes-en-Plaine War Cemetery, Normandy, FranceCambes-en-Plaine War Cemetery is the final resting place of 8 men with connections to Northern Ireland who died during fighting in tNormandy after D-Day. La Délivrande War Cemetery, Normandy, FranceLa Délivrande War Cemetery is the final resting place of 13 men with connections to Northern Ireland. They died during fighting in the Battle of Normandy. Greencastle Airfield, Kilkeel, Co. DownGreencastle Airfield opened for use by the Royal Air Force in 1942 but soon passed to the United States Army Air Force as a Combat Crew Replacement Centre. Walton Street, Belfast, Co. AntrimBefore redevelopment in the 1980s, Walton Street ran off Crumlin Road in the Oldpark area of North Belfast, Co. Antrim. It was hit during the Belfast Blitz. Slieve Donard Hotel, Downs Road, Newcastle, Co. DownThe Slieve Donard Hotel was a popular resort in the bustling seaside town of Newcastle, Co. Down but during World War Two, it welcomed a new kind of guest. Vegetable Plots, Castlewellan Road, Newcastle, Co. DownAlong the Castlewellan Road, Newcastle, Co. Down, fields became wartime vegetable plots as locals embraced the ideals of the 'Dig For Victory' campaign. Derrygally House, Dungannon, Co. TyroneStanding on the banks of the River Blackwater, Co. Tyrone, Derrygally House and the nearby Argory were home to 654th Tank Destroyer Battalion, US Army. Broughshane, Co. AntrimThe Co. Antrim village of Broughshane hosted British and American troops during the Second World War. In 1944, evacuees from Gibraltar arrived in the area. 123…34Next Page » Newsletter SignupIf you'd like to hear more from WartimeNI, you can sign up for regular free updates to your inbox. Just enter your email address below. Email Address