3359, T. Cashell served and fell with the 2nd (Royal County Down) Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles. He landed South Africa in 1899 as a Private in the Battalion. He was taken prisoner by the Boers during the disasterous engagement at Reddersburg on the 3rd to 4th April 1900. He, along with most of the captured Battalion, was subsequently released. At some point, he was promoted to Lance-Corp, only to succumb to disease Bloemfontein, 29th November 1901. He was awarded the Queens South Africa medal with clasps Orange Free State, Transvaal and Cape Colony (confirmed on medal roll). There is a corner of a foreign field....Lest We Forget. 'Quis Separabit'.