This is a nice little piece I thought worth scanning up, awarded to the men of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers upon in recognition of “faithful service” and for being a “member of the old regiment on its disbandment.”
Its visually quite stunning, not least on top where one finds the exploits of the regiment abroad listed.
We frequently feature the history of the republican and socialist movements in the capital, but the Royal Dublin Fusiliers have a central role in the history of the capital too.
Click on the book for more.
Click on the book for more.
Donal
Ciarán
Sam
Come Here To Me! 
Your Blog is wonderful as always particularly for us Dubs in exile. I was delighted to see the banner as my Great-Uncle Private James Mc Mahon had been in the 6th. Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers and had died in the Ainse in October 1918 in the “Push for Victory” 5 weeks before the end of WW1. Here is an account of my journey towards his and what turned out to be over 130 graves of members of the regiment who died over 3 days in 1918.
http://daithaic.blogspot.com/2007/11/towards-somme-personal-journey.html