Explore, protect, promote
A community based heritage project which digitally records and publishes historic graveyard surveys and stories.
Local stories uniting to form a national resource with a global audience.
Grave plots are generally three feet wide and six feet long. Most grave plots are arranged in rows. The very first thing when re... 
Introduction
I get frustrated by talk show radio when people formulate opinions and profess them passionately without seemingly... 
The key tools we use in reading headstones are the sun and the human eye. Oblique sunlight casts shadows on incised inscriptio... 
The 'Staker' Wallace is a renowned folk hero (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staker_Wallace) of south Limerick who was hun... 
It is easy to miss St John’s cemetery in Kells Co. Meath as it is tucked away behind a large stone wall on Headfort Place to t... 
Clodagh Tait from the History Department of Mary Immaculate College and author of among many other publications Death Burial and Comm... 
We have commenced two months graveyard training in Co. Limerick, funded by Ballyhoura Leader and in collaboration with Limerick Count... 
Town/location: Kilwatermoy
Town/location: Dromina
Town/location: Ballyorgan
Town/location: Cromoge
Town/location: Ballyorgan
Town/location: Lough Gur
Town/location: Kells
Town/location: Stradbally
