36 Whizz Bangs burst in vicinity of BOREEN. Little sniping. Wet all day. Relieved at night by 2nd R DUB FUS [Royal Dublin Fusiliers] and marched to PT 63.
12th February: TRENCHES- ST YVES
Snipers active opposite Lieut Harrison’s trench. Germans fired a number of grenades about “A” Coy’s trenches. No casualties.
11th February: TRENCHES- ST YVES
No sniping during the night. Germans shelled several points. No casualties. Wet night.
10th February: TRENCHES ST YVES
Quiet night. No sniping BOREEN shelled with Whizz Bangs. 1 wounded. Very wet night.
9th February: LA CRECHE
Lieut General Wilson presented Corpl Barnes “A” Coy with DCM ribbon. Relieved 2nd R DUB FUS [Royal Dublin Fusiliers] in trenches in evening. Quiet relief.
8th February: LA CRECHE
Battalion washing day at PONT NIEPPE.
7th February: LA CRECHE
Short route march by Coys. [Companies]
6th February: LA CRECHE
Rest & cleaning up. Showery.
5th February: TRENCHES ST YVES
Fine bright day. Aircraft active BOREEN shelled a little. Snipers active. 1 killed. Relieved by 2nd R DUB FUS [Royal Dublin Fusiliers] at night & marched to LA CRECHE.
4th February: TRENCHES ST YVES
Artillery duels during the day. Aircraft active on both sides. At 4.15 pm BOREEN shelled heavily with Whizz Bangs – 1 killed (Cpl Smith “A” Coy) 3 wounded- Poste, Kelly, Henderson.