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  1. Nationwide RTE 10 Nov 2003The youngest casualty of the First World War had not yet reached his 14th birthday when he was killed on the fields of Flanders in ...

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  2. Private John Condon (No. 6322) of 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Regiment came from Waterford in Ireland. He is believed to have been the youngest soldier killed...

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  3. There is some dispute as to his real age, but the tombstone of the boy from Waterford, Ireland says he died at the age of 14 at the Second Battle of the Ypres in 1915. This means he is the youngest soldier to perish in World War I. The Boy Soldier. Condon was born in Waterford and enlisted in the Royal Irish Regiment’s 3rd Battalion in 1913.

  4. This is a beautiful song about the youngest soldier to die in the British Army in WW1. He was in the Royal Irish Regiment from Waterford, Ireland and died o...

  5. The popularity of the grave is undimmed despite the documentary evidence which suggests that John Condon was 18 not 14 when he died. His birth certificate states that he was born on October 16th ...

  6. May 20, 2014 · John Condon was just 14 years old when he was killed on the bloody battlefields of Flanders in Belgium in May 1915. The young private, from Waterford city, had lied about his age in 1913 - a year ...

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  8. Died 24 May 1915. Age 14 years old. Buried or commemorated at. POELCAPELLE BRITISH CEMETERY. LVI. F. 8. Belgium. Country of Service United Kingdom. Additional Info Son of John and Mary Condon, of Waterford. Youngest known battle casualty of the war.

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