This image is taken from a photograph album entitled YCV Battlefield Tour through Belgium and France – 8^th to 17^th July 1927

Pictured with the group is the caretaker of the Ulster Tower Mr William McMaster from Lambeg. (In the cap)

Also believed to be in the image is:

Sgt J Long who later received a commission, was promoted to Lt and then Quartermaster. He was from 18 Church View Holywood. (First on the right)

Hugh Campbell who started off in the YCV’s and then moved to the Royal Irish Fusiliers. (To the left of McMaster)

Captain John A Mulholland MC who later became the Adjutant and then Major. He was awarded a Military Cross on 8^th June 1918. (Far left in hat)

John Mulholland was the 4^th son of Lord Dunleath & Baroness Dunleath.  His three brothers also served.

The eldest Capt. The Hon Andrew Edward Somerset Mulholland 1^st Bn Irish Guards killed in action on 1^st November 1914 at Racecourse Wood and buried in Ypres Town Cemetery He had joined the army in 1906. Husband of Lady Joan Mulholland (Countess of Cavan)

Second son Charles Henry later Third Baron Dunseath.  He was awarded a DSO and then transferred to the Headquarters staff.

Third son Henry George Hill, RAF gunnery instructor.