 The events that surrounded the 2nd Battalion's actions at the Curragh in March 1914, were to a great extent, unknown to the 1st Battalion; then stationed in Egypt.
Rumours in the international press had hinted of a 'Mutiny in Ireland' yet precise details were not offered. When the May 1914 edition of the Suffolk Regimental Gazette found its way to Khartoum, they were still none the wiser, but the Gazette's Editor sought to assure all of it's readers that despite the fact that the Battalion were still passing through a difficult time, that their one priority above all else, was to uphold the very highest traditions of the Suffolk Regiment, above all personal considerations and sentiments. Comments are closed.
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Welcome to our online 'chronicle' that charted the history of the many battalions of the Suffolk Regiment throughout their service during the Great War.
This record is now closed, but we have retained all our original posts here for you to search through and in the fullness of time, we hope to add to it as and where new stories come to light. It was at times, a challenging but rewarding endeavour which has helped many people in their research of the Regiment. If you know the specific month of an action of the Regiment, you can search for it in the list below: Archives
February 2025
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