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Important Security Notice
Visiting the Palace Barracks Memorial Garden Any member of the public or families and friends of those Servicemen and Women who lost their lives in all conflicts, who wish to visit the memorial garden must contact the Memorial Custodian by email or letter at least one month in advance of proposed visit with names, addresses, date of birth and telephone numbers of all those who wish to attend, with-out this information, you will not be admitted. To visit the Gardens: memorialgarden@btinternet.com Memorial Custodian Palace Barracks Holywood. BFPO 806
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The memorial stone above is for the soldiers who served with The Parachute Regiment in Northern Ireland, they are Remembered in the gardens inside Palace Barracks.	The memorial stone above is for the soldiers who served with The Parachute Regiment in Falkland Islands, they are Remembered in the gardens inside Palace Barracks.

A quiet corner of a Holywood Army base has become a poignant place of pilgrimage for the bereaved families of the security force personnel killed in the Troubles and other conflicts around the world...

The immaculately kept one-and-half-acre memorial garden pays tribute to its fallen... please enjoy our website.

The foundations for the one-and-half-acre site of the memorial garden in Palace Barracks were laid in 1994.
The memorial stones themselves are all made from South Africa granite.
The garden and this website is maintained on a voluntary basic.
The custodian and webmaster are both former soldiers.

"The debt was paid without complaint and when words have fallen silent this memorial and the names
on it will continue to speak for all of us".

The above quote was said by; Sandra Willetts, whose husband Sergeant Michael Willetts was awarded the George Cross (Posthumous)

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