Shelling active near “A” Coy [company]. Our Artillery shelled German trenches very accurately opposite “D” Coy. 8 Casualties, all sniped.

Snipers incessant on both sides. Very little shelling. 3 wounded.

Cold fine day. Snipers active on both sides. Very little shelling. 2 killed 2 wounded.

Quiet day. Battalion relieved R DUBLIN FUS. in trenches at St Yves between 5-30 & 8.30 pm. Quiet night. No casualties.

Battalion marched off 2.30 pm to POINT 63 near PLOEGSTEERT & took over Reserve billets from Seaforth Highldrs.”A” & “D” at COURT DREVE Farm. “B” & “C”at Pigeries.[sic] “C” Coy [company] in trench at night covering road to MESSINES. Quiet night. Frosty.

Men bathing & clean clothes issued. Moved into clean billets at Brewery at ARMENTIERES.

Snow in morning. Men resting. Battalion is now in Divisional Reserve.

Fine morning. Frosty & cold. Remainder of Battalion relieved at night by LEINSTER REGT & went into billets at NIEPPE. Everyone glad to be out of the trenches after 32 days.

Fine morning. Very cold. Quiet day. “C” Coy & ½ of “D” Coy relieved at night by Argyle & Sutherland Highldrs & went to Nieppe. 1 casualty. Quiet night. Frosty.

Rain all morning. Quiet day. Little Shelling and Sniping. No casualties.