• International Holocaust Memorial Day, Tuesday 27 January 2015

    The Northern Ireland War Memorial gallery will host a commemorative event for International Holocaust Memorial day on Tuesday 27 January 2015. The theme this...Read More

  • I is for Insignia

    There were 300,000 US service men and women in Northern Ireland between 1942 and 1944. These American forces came to Northern Ireland in two phases. The first...Read More

  • Christmas closure

    In the wind down to Christmas the Northern Ireland War Memorial will be open every day this week until 1.00 pm. The gallery will be closed from Monday 22...Read More

  • Visitor Notice – Thursday 11 December 2014

    The NI War Memorial gallery will be closed this afternoon from 1.00pm but will reopen on Friday 12 December at 10.00 am as normal. We apologise for any...Read More

  • H is for History

    History of Ulster in the First World War. This book was published to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War. The book is written for the...Read More

  • Ulster and the First World War by historian Jonathan Bardon

    Ulster and the First World War by historian Jonathan Bardon and published by the Northern Ireland War Memorial, will be launched this evening at NIWM. This...Read More

  • Ulster and the First World War by Jonathan Bardon published by the Northern Ireland War Memorial

    A new First World War book launched at the Northern Ireland War Memorial Date: Tuesday 2nd December 2014 When: The museum is open from 6.15pm, book launch...Read More

  • A lunchtime lecture by Jonathan Bardon

    A lunchtime lecture by Jonathan Bardon, author of Ulster in the First World War will take place at PRONI on Wednesday 3 December 2014 at 1.00 pm. For more...Read More

  • A Wartime Christmas, Saturday 6 December 2014 10.30 am – 4.30 pm

    Visit the Northern Ireland War Memorial to experience a Wartime Christmas for all the family. Try some Make Do and Mend Christmas crafts, sample our ration...Read More

  • NIWM Christmas Closure

    The Northern Ireland War Memorial will be closed to staff and public on the following dates: Christmas Eve Christmas Day Boxing Day We will be open...Read More

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    I is for Insignia

    There were 300,000 US service men and women in Northern Ireland between 1942 and 1944. These American forces came to Northern Ireland in two phases. The first...

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    American Insignia