The last known surviving fighter pilot from the Battle of Britain has celebrated his 105th birthday at a ceremony in Dublin.
Irishman Group Captain John “Paddy” Hemingway was a member of the group Sir Winston Churchill described as “the few.”
He became one of the front-line squadrons of 11 Group and responded to daily attacks from German aircraft, which became known as the Battle of Britain.
Mr Hemingway made a short speech on Wednesday (17 July) in Dublin, saying: “I can’t talk very much as my breath doesn’t allow me. But thanks so much for being here. It’s made my day.”