 His death in battle made more international impact than the death of any other British soldier in the Great War, except for Lord Kitchener.Redmond's body was buried in a detached grave in the convent's garden outside the Locre Hospice Cemetery, on the 8 June 1917, near to where the bodies of men from his Brigade who also fell in action that day are buried.At his request, soldiers from both the 16th (Irish) Division and the 36th (Ulster) Division provided his Guard of Honour.