Corten Steel signage at the entrance to the memorial garden

Lest Sligo Forgets committee members Tam & Beatrice (née Bracken) MacDonald pictured beside two sentinels bearing the names of four relatives. Bracken brothers Arthur and Hugh, and cousin Henry, from Hazelwood Demesne are remembered under 'Calry'. Another cousin Robert John Bracken is remembered under 'Mullaghmore'.

L-R: David Lawlor (LSF Committee & Memorial Garden Designer) Mícéal McGinty, Senior Executive Architect Sligo County Council, Cathaoirleach Sligo County Council Cllr Paul Taylor, Malcolm Hamilton (LSF) Simone Hickey (Historian & LSF Secretary ), Tommy Higgins (LSF Chairman), Michael Kirby (LSF), Barry Cannon (Managing Director Hamilton Young Architects)

Absent: Richard Lyons (LSF Treasurer)

Lest Sligo Forgets committee member Michael Conlon, pictured beside the sentinel SLIGO TOWN-NORTH EAST which lists his four relatives who died in the Great War 1914-18; Alex, James Patrick & Thomas Conlon from Holborn Hill.

Treasurer of LSF, Richard Lyons pictured beside two sentinels bearing the names of relatives who died in the Great War. Hugh Nesham, grandfather of Richard is listed under the town-land Collooney. Arthur Lyons, great uncle of Richard Lyons is listed under the town-land Sligo Town -North West.

The architect and the builder. Shane Feely of Feely Stone, Boyle who carried out the building work, with David Lawlor of LSF who designed the memorial garden.

L-R: Malcolm Hamilton, Simone Hickey ( Secretary ), Michael Kirby Tommy Higgins (Chairman), David Lawlor. Absent: Richard Lyons (Treasurer)