The Inniskillings Museum
Enniskillen is the only town in Great Britain and Ireland to confer its name on two regiments.
They are Cavalry and Infantry.
They are Inniskillings.
And Enniskillen Castle is where their story began more than 330 years ago.
Looking for a relative who served in the regiment?
The Inniskillings Museum carries out research on individuals who served in the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers prior to 1922.
**Service records for soldiers who served after 1922 are held by the Ministry of Defence. If you wish to find out more about a soldier who served after 1922, please visit here: Veterans UK website.

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British Museum & Marsh Charitable Trust Award Winner
Inniskillings Museum volunteer Mervyn Hall has been recognised as the regional winner of the prestigious “Volunteers for Museum Learning” award, presented by the British Museum in collaboration with the Marsh Charitable Trust. This award marks the fifteenth year of...
EYES RIGHT!
10 INNISKILLINGS TREASURES TO TURN YOUR HEAD… The Inniskillings Museum houses a rich collection of personal treasures and battlefield curios, weapons and army vehicles, medals and uniforms, art and musical instruments, regimental silver and trophies amassed since the...
Finding Captain John Forsythe Harvey, 9th (Service) Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (Tyrone Volunteers)
This article was written by Michael Nugent, a Trustee of the Inniskillings Museum, a Director of the Military Heritage of Ireland Trust, a member of the Western Front Association and an associate member of History Hub Ulster. He also conducts independent research at...
Skins in ‘Funnies’
In 1940, after the experiences of defeat in France by the German ‘blitzkrieg’, the army decided there was a need for an expansion in the number of armoured regiments. Initially three new regiments were raised for the duration of the war. In 1941, three more were...
A Brief History
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