Linfield Football Club memorial to remember its former players who died in World War One.  At least 15 players associated with the club are known to have died in the war.  Linfield's chairman, Roy McGivern, said there would be no names on the memorial as "the research never really ends".

Made of granite and glass, the memorial was designed by Linfield Academy coach Johnny Jamison, with assistance from former player and architect Lee Doherty.  It depicts a Linfield player from the era on one side, and a World War One soldier on the other.  The memorial includes a poem as its centrepiece, with a football and boots cast in stone.  It also features the club's Latin motto - Audaces Fortuna Juvat - which means fortune favours the brave.

Monument to honor the fallen of the First and the Second World War.