Stormy. Coy parades.

Parades under Coy Officers.

Fine day. Men rest & clean up.

Quiet night & day. Relieved by 2^nd R. Dublin Fusiliers at 9.30 pm.

Relief completed 11.30 pm. Germans fired a few shells during relief. Fine. After relief Battalion marched to LEAVILLERS arriving 3 am.. Billeted in Barns.

Very quiet night & day. Stormy. Work on Trenches continued. Major General Wilson came round trenches about 10 am.

More rain. Officers of 2^nd R.Dublin Fus came to look over our trenches in morning. Enemy’s Field Guns more active than usual. Quiet night.

Fine & warm. Trenches began to dry up a bit, a lot of work required on them. Our 6” Howitzers registered during the morning.

Fine but trenches still very bad. German Field Guns fired more than usual.

Heavy storms all day. Trenches in bad state. A few shells on our trenches during the day without damage.

Quiet night & day. A few shells on our Support line during the day.

Heavy rain in evening. Trenches in bad state.