Wow, Sue!! What an ABSOLUTE find!! I'm sure Bilbo Baggins's Irish hobbit relatives live at that cemetery as caretakers!! It has that Middle Earth feel to it!! It's a shame about that coffin with a hole in it!! Mind you, you have shown us coffins and mausoleums in even worse conditions!! At least, the mausoleum didn't smell!! Thanks so much, Sue, for showing us the Irish New Orleans!! XXXX 🤗💞👍❤⚰
Amazing find, Sue or anyone spot the pair of shoes next to the crypt 23:06, its incredible to see how these coffins held up over time all these years, great start 2024 .⚰
Oh what a treasure chest Sue! To see families still using the tombs is heart warming. And witnessing the decay aboveground is a great example of the process below I think. Thank you so, so much for sharing this special place with us all. Deb of Oz XXX
It's so true, we buried someone very close to us and this made it easier to deal with the grief we felt, even visiting the grave, I know he's not there anymore but we feel him around us all the time
I love the bucolic charm of these olden crypts and graves. Its very obvious that these precious souls were deeply loved,even after their passing on. It shows in the lovely writings and carving designs on each of the stones. I appreciate the respect and kindness you both express for the souls in their resting places. I wish I were there to see it for myself. God bless from Oklahoma U.S.
A really excellent video. I am watching this at bedtime and am finding it difficult to turn it off and go to bed. So absorbing and educational. The average visitor to Ireland would not see all the things you are showing us.
Jaysus! Your great how you find these places. I love mausoleums and can never seem to find many no matter where I look. I love your channel, I made a list of all the cemeteries you visited with mausoleums and have a little bucket list now! This is a very unusual looking place!
That is a really cool cemetery Serenity Sue and Grave "Vegetation's", LOL I caught that part , I got a good chuckle. You two are the Best!!! God Bless You!!!
Beautiful countryside and graveyard. The vaults reminded me of little cottages. I also got a New Orleans vibe. I really liked how some of the vaults were painted and decorated.👍
I think this has to be one of my favourite places you’ve visited What a fantastic cemetery So lovely to see those passed have not been forgotten & are still loved & remembered Thanks Sue & Cathal ( GV ) What a privilege to watch God Bless 🙏🏻
What a great find for my son and I as we sit down with our Fish & Chips dinner! Another magical fairy place where everything is looked after. There could be little Leprechauns or Hobbits also taking care of those little house masoleums. What I love the most is so, so many have fresh flowers and items attended to each grave. And the fact that later generations have already secured new tablets with fresh readable names of all the deceased there is wonderful. That is why I have to go to Northern Ireland to replace the headstone on my grand-parent's and great grand-parent's grave. The headstone has cracked and broken and in need of replacement. I will also bury my parent's ashes and add their names to the new headstone. Great video! I loved it Suzanne! 🇮🇪♥️🙏🇺🇸
Oh Janet, I never realised your grandparents and great grandparents are in Northern Ireland, that's feels so special. What a great thing you are going to do ❤️
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I promised my Dad that I would go over and fix it before I died. So I am adding my parents which will make it three generations and I will write down that it was erected by the seven Kirkwood girls. My maiden name is Kirkwood. Kirkwood (Scottish) for church in the woods. My Mother's maiden name was Kingston. Cathal found a masoleum in the Kingston name I think in Bristol and you found a Kingston plot somewhere in southeast Ireland near you. The Kingston's were Catholic, the Kirkwood's Presbyterian. The Catholics won out!
Absolutely amazing video Sue. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. You have some amazing grave yards in Ireland. I’m going to have to arrange a trip to see them.
Love your channel. I have been to Ireland twice (not nearly enough). Fell in love with the scenery, the age and the wonderful kind people there. I can't figure out how to leave you a tip. If you have time, let me know so I can buy you a cup of coffee.
Hi Sue. I love how there is a neighborhood made up of mausoleums, crypts, and vaults in the cemetery. I think the coolest are the thatch roofs and the painted buildings. It always amazes me as to how green the grass always is in Ireland. Take care and God bless you both.
I just found your channel. Thank you so much for showing me the area of Ireland. My last name is Dailey that was my maiden name. I researched my ancestry, but don’t have anything before the 1700s. my family came over to America at that time of the 1700s, but before the records were lost we had a person who works with ancestry to research and she couldn’t find anything. This is on my father side my DNA came back 68% British which shocked me. I’ve never been across the pond to England or Ireland and I would love to see it. I have some disability so I will never be able to travel. This is very special to me what you’re doing thank you so much.😊🇺🇸
Thank you! Ireland is beautiful! You and your companion's accent is lovely. I just found your videos lately. Always been fascinated with death. Most people say it is morbid but I don't understand that. We are all going to die so how can you not be interested.
What an amazing cemetery 🍀 When it’s my time I’m getting buried..My mum told me growing up that Catholics we’re buried more than being cremated.Awesome vid Sue
One of the most interesting cemeteries I’ve seen on your channel. Looking out over all those thatched roofs makes it appear to be a little village. Thanks for sharing! 😊
This cemetery is totally awesome! It is great seeing some of the mausoleums being restored. The others, probably the families have passed away. It was sad seeing some of the coffins fall apart because of the effects of age and weather. Thank you very much for straightening out the American flag that you found, I do appreciate that. I wonder what is the story behind the flag being there? This was a great walking tour, thank you very much Sue and GV. Have a great weekend. 😊
@SerenitySueGraveyards Thank you very much for getting back to me. I am sure, that there are a lot of veterans over here, that will also appreciate you and GV doing that. Tell you what; I visit a few cemeteries in the year, usually around our memorial day holiday. If I should ever come across a fallen Irish flag, I will do my best to straightened it out, for you. Take care.
Sue, thank you for another amazing video! You have a great voice for broadcasting and give the information in such an interesting way!! Thanks so much, God bless!
Great video. Love the country surroundings - so beautiful! I have no idea what 'holy wells' are??? Nothing like that here in Canada. Thanks for another great adventure. God bless!
Awww Sue thank you for taking us there its beautiful. I love the little "cottages" for the loved ones. The Irish in me is filled with appreciation for you and your videos. Lots of love to you and yours always 💖💖💖💖💐💐🧚♀🧚♀
Aussie Pete here again...That's an amazing grave yard with the old crypts covered in ivy... really enjoyed this one... the hole in the top of the skull looked very suspicious to say the least... once again enjoyed and keep safe
Definitely quite the find! But it’s just a tad too crowded for me. The idea of home for eternity, fits well in these places. That was a surprise to see the American Flag, nice to know they were not forgotten. Tc and stay safe and ty for the video.
What an amazingly beautiful place! I believe it was at the Mc Dermott tomb, that I noticed that the wife's name was before her husband's. That's quite rare, especially for the early 1900's I'd suspect. Sue, have you and "Grave Vegitations" (yes I caught him saying that!) been to New Orleans? I'm still fairly new to both your channels, so I wondered if you two had been? I'd LOVE to know what you two thought of it. 💛 God bless you both, and as always, thank you for sharing!
A very spooky cemetery. You are right about New Orleans but it’s not as crowded. I wonder who mows the grass roofs. I wouldn’t fancy looking in the tombs. You are very brave. Thank you for the video.
All your videos are superb. Thank you Sue and GV. I’ve never heard of a Holy Well before. Interesting!! I’m from Northwestern, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 in a small town of 8000 people. We only have 1 cemetery and it only has in ground graves. No vaults, mausoleums, no above ground tombs, nothing interesting or unique. It’s a pleasure to be seeing all these places with you two. Thank you. Much love♥️♥️
ETA: I just finished watching the whole video and just wanted to say great video as usual, beautiful graveyard. Love from 🇨🇦 15:31 Same, I used to be scared of death and dead bodies a lot but I found that confronting my fears by watching videos like this and others when viewing dead people(real dead bodies which you can find online) I came to accept it. I even wanted to become an embalmer, however where I live it's only a small town and when I emailed the funeral home to ask if it was in demand he responded that it wasn't, so I decided to not do the course. Anyway I want to thank you and Grave Visitation for filming the inside of the mausoleums, including the skulls and bones/remains as I truly believe it helps other people as well to come to terms with death. As for the mausoleums, I think it shows that maybe being buried is better since in 100+ years after your death no one is going to remember you, visit and take care of your "death house" unless maybe it's a really big mausoleum that future family members can be entombed in, then there will be people caring for it for many generations which I guess would be pretty cool to know when you die you'll not only be entombed with your parents, grandparents and great grandparents but also your ancestors. Over time they should remove the bones from the oldest remains' big coffins to place them in smaller containers then you can keep adding more people of the same family in it.
We talked to a man in a video which will be out soon, anyway he told us he'd buried his mother last October and he had the task of moving his dad's remains over to allow his mums coffin to go inside. I did ask how he felt and he said, " it's sad to see and have to do but I know dad's gone and now my mother is with him forever" I too am very interested in funerals and embalming, think it's a job I'd like, you being the last person to give respect to them and get them ready for Heaven
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Oh wow that is very sad. Too bad he didn't have someone else to do this for him like a graveyard worker. At least he can take comfort in knowing his parents are reunited together 🥰
1:30 am and should be sleeping but I found another of your videos and couldn't go to bed without watching it. I'm impressed by the respect you show. Also, Thank you for respecting our flag. Please be careful walking around like you do and Thank you for taking us along.
It really looks like New Orleans cemeteries. Especially the blue mausoleums. It must be difficult to dig those the graves so close together , not to mention walking around them. Stay safe ! Thanks for sharing !
Thank you, yes I found it difficult to walk around here but as the local told us , everyone walks on the graves that's why so many are flat stones, so people can easily access them, I'm not sure I like that idea. So we walked beside them on the edge
First off just found your channel I also love cemeteries 2nd thank you for showing the up most respect for our nation's flag loved that you shown respect by picking up the American flag to stick it up right in the ground that was a beautiful touch for our nation's flag ❤❤❤❤
Hi sue Steve from England Just viewed your post. These tombs look like tiny bungalows. Really unbelievable construction. Do they still build these tombs. I am amazed I have never seen anything like it . I think this is going to be hard to beat. No church it was awesome
I’ve never really been to a very very old cemetery but I’ve seen some pretty old ones here from early 1800s, thank you so much for sharing your experience ❤❤❤❤
Just stumbled upon your Channel. My favorite grandmother who has spent a lot of my childhood with live in the United States for 60 years but she never lost her accent hearing you speak instantly took me back to being 7 years old listening to her talk to herself as she cooked and cleaned the house. She outlived all three of her husbands and two of her kids and died at the ripe old age of 101. I wish I could just hear you say Robert get away from the door, or Robert help me clean this house up and we'll put a colored record on.
@@SerenitySueGraveyards my mom died when I was seven and I lived with her till I was 15 you sound a lot like her. I have family in Ireland I've never met I have to make it out there one day
I didn't realise so many didn't know what it was and for that I apologise, I should have explained better...its a well with water that's blessed and dedicated to a saint. Some holy Wells are used for cures such as warts or headaches. You can bring the holy water home and use it to bless yourself. Usually they have a statue of the virgin Mary or another Saint there
Of all the graveyards you have visited, this has to be one of my favorites!!
Mine too
Me too!
I agree, this one definitely is my favorite. And I agree with Sue that it is home to home because they do resemble small cottages 😢
Wow, Sue!! What an ABSOLUTE find!! I'm sure Bilbo Baggins's Irish hobbit relatives live at that cemetery as caretakers!! It has that Middle Earth feel to it!!
It's a shame about that coffin with a hole in it!! Mind you, you have shown us coffins and mausoleums in even worse conditions!! At least, the mausoleum didn't smell!!
Thanks so much, Sue, for showing us the Irish New Orleans!! XXXX 🤗💞👍❤⚰
Yes Nadia, I'm sure I saw bilbo baggins uncle dissappear into one x x
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Ah, yes!! That would be Seamus O'Baggins, Bilbo's great uncle!! I believe he's good friends with Morty!! XXXX 🤣🤣☠❤👍💞🤗
@nadiabrook7871 🤣🤣🤣 that's so funny
Speaking of Middle Earth, I hope there are no Barrow Wights lurking around.
@@Rotary_Phone Me too!!😰😰🤣🤣
You’re right, this does remind me of some of New Orleans cemeteries. You guys take care. 😁🐶
Thanks! You too!
Excellent video guys 👍the cripts covered in ivy & grass look like little hobbit houses 😊
They do, the land of the Irish is full of legends and lore
What a unique cemetery - it almost looks like a small village of cottages . Thanks for sharing!
It really is! So beautiful there
Thank you. One was disturbing. ❤❤🙏
You are so welcome
Amazing find, Sue or anyone spot the pair of shoes next to the crypt 23:06, its incredible to see how these coffins held up over time all these years, great start 2024 .⚰
Thanks a million ❤️
Oh what a treasure chest Sue! To see families still using the tombs is heart warming. And witnessing the decay aboveground is a great example of the process below I think. Thank you so, so much for sharing this special place with us all. Deb of Oz XXX
Thanks so much Deb, I absolutely loved it here, so beautiful and those little homes for the dead are just amazing, such beautiful work
"They are only bones. The soul is gone." What a beautiful statement!
It's so true, we buried someone very close to us and this made it easier to deal with the grief we felt, even visiting the grave, I know he's not there anymore but we feel him around us all the time
@@SerenitySueGraveyardsSo sorry for your loss. It’s never easy. I lost my husband three years ago and I still grieve so hard 😢
@@debraernst3628 it's the worst pain you will ever feel in life
Sue this video is fantastic.. I can feel your excitement. The tombs are brilliant. Great stuff Sue and Cathal
Thanks so much!
I love the way you are so respectful and calm in the graveyards. Such a pleasure to watch your videos
Thank you very much!
What a fantastic find! It does remind of New Orleans. Thank you. 😍
Thanks Murra, I wish I lived close to Co. Clare, so much beauty and these fantastic vaults too ❤️
It is almost 2 a.m.here. I should be asleep as well, but here I am, my eyes glued to my phone. Thanks for the tour.
I hope you slept well 💓
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I am retired so I can sleep late every morning if I want, 😊 thanks for asking
I love the bucolic charm of these olden crypts and graves. Its very obvious that these precious souls were deeply loved,even after their passing on. It shows in the lovely writings and carving designs on each of the stones. I appreciate the respect and kindness you both express for the souls in their resting places. I wish I were there to see it for myself. God bless from Oklahoma U.S.
Thanks Rebecca, lovely comment ❤️
A really excellent video. I am watching this at bedtime and am finding it difficult to turn it off and go to bed. So absorbing and educational. The average visitor to Ireland would not see all the things you are showing us.
Yes John and we were extremely luck to find this place as we were driving to a different graveyard and just stumbled upon it
Jaysus! Your great how you find these places. I love mausoleums and can never seem to find many no matter where I look. I love your channel, I made a list of all the cemeteries you visited with mausoleums and have a little bucket list now! This is a very unusual looking place!
Glad you like them, thanks so much ❤️
That is a really cool cemetery Serenity Sue and Grave "Vegetation's", LOL I caught that part , I got a good chuckle. You two are the Best!!! God Bless You!!!
Glad you enjoyed it, haha GV is so silly 🤣
Beautiful countryside and graveyard. The vaults reminded me of little cottages. I also got a New Orleans vibe.
I really liked how some of the vaults were painted and decorated.👍
Me too Don, the stone work was amazing 👏
Thank you Serenity Sue & GV This was a lovely place. I loved it, just like little homes. God Bless. xx
Glad you enjoyed it Fran
What a lovely "village" of the dead. Really a nice and quiet place, with as you said nature taking over. Thank you for this video. :)
Thanks so much ❤️
Thanks for respecting our flag, Sue. Much love from Chicago.
Thanks
I think this has to be one of my favourite places you’ve visited
What a fantastic cemetery
So lovely to see those passed have not been forgotten & are still loved & remembered
Thanks Sue & Cathal ( GV )
What a privilege to watch
God Bless 🙏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you, it's beautiful
This was an amazing find! It does look like a small New Orleans! Great video!
Thanks Liz, it's so beautiful 😍
What a great find for my son and I as we sit down with our Fish & Chips dinner! Another magical fairy place where everything is looked after. There could be little Leprechauns or Hobbits also taking care of those little house masoleums. What I love the most is so, so many have fresh flowers and items attended to each grave. And the fact that later generations have already secured new tablets with fresh readable names of all the deceased there is wonderful. That is why I have to go to Northern Ireland to replace the headstone on my grand-parent's and great grand-parent's grave. The headstone has cracked and broken and in need of replacement. I will also bury my parent's ashes and add their names to the new headstone. Great video! I loved it Suzanne! 🇮🇪♥️🙏🇺🇸
Oh Janet, I never realised your grandparents and great grandparents are in Northern Ireland, that's feels so special. What a great thing you are going to do ❤️
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I promised my Dad that I would go over and fix it before I died. So I am adding my parents which will make it three generations and I will write down that it was erected by the seven Kirkwood girls. My maiden name is Kirkwood. Kirkwood (Scottish) for church in the woods. My Mother's maiden name was Kingston. Cathal found a masoleum in the Kingston name I think in Bristol and you found a Kingston plot somewhere in southeast Ireland near you. The Kingston's were Catholic, the Kirkwood's Presbyterian. The Catholics won out!
Oh, this is looking great but it’s almost midnight here and I should probably get some sleep…will watch the entire video tomorrow.❤
Good night Sheila, sleep tight
Absolutely amazing video Sue. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. You have some amazing grave yards in Ireland. I’m going to have to arrange a trip to see them.
I hope you can visit, you'd love it
Love your channel. I have been to Ireland twice (not nearly enough). Fell in love with the scenery, the age and the wonderful kind people there. I can't figure out how to leave you a tip. If you have time, let me know so I can buy you a cup of coffee.
Thanks so much! You can do it through PayPal or the thanks button up over the video. Ireland is beautiful, I feel blessed to live here
Great find! Thanks guys ❤😊
Our pleasure!
What an amazing place! And a holy well. I had to look that up. Beautiful video! Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it, lots of holy Wells here toms ❤️
Oh my word Sue what an absolutely wonderful find 😮 Enjoyed every minute of this amazing cemetery..sweet ❤
Thank you, the next place I put up has lots of these little houses \vaults
Most incredible cemetery find ever! You could just wander and look for hours! Thank you! Time well spent! ❤
Glad you enjoyed it
"Grave vegetations " indeed! Love this cemetery! The roofs have thatched themselves!
Haha you caught that 🤣🤣 he's so silly lol
Very interesting and very beautiful.
Many thanks John 😊
Very unique and beautiful cemetery so much love shown to the dearly departed ❤
So beautiful Sue!
Thank you so much Becky 💓
Hi Sue. I love how there is a neighborhood made up of mausoleums, crypts, and vaults in the cemetery. I think the coolest are the thatch roofs and the painted buildings. It always amazes me as to how green the grass always is in Ireland. Take care and God bless you both.
Thank you, me too there's something very beautiful about the little tatched buildings
I just found your channel. Thank you so much for showing me the area of Ireland. My last name is Dailey that was my maiden name. I researched my ancestry, but don’t have anything before the 1700s. my family came over to America at that time of the 1700s, but before the records were lost we had a person who works with ancestry to research and she couldn’t find anything. This is on my father side my DNA came back 68% British which shocked me. I’ve never been across the pond to England or Ireland and I would love to see it. I have some disability so I will never be able to travel. This is very special to me what you’re doing thank you so much.😊🇺🇸
Thank you so much 💓
In my youth I thought graveyards were just full of sorrow and sadness but now I’m older, I realise they are full of love.
Exactly and peace and even beauty too
Thank you Sue just love these little houses far more beautiful than New Orleans. Your voice is so comforting and keep me interested. 🙏🏻❤️💐
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it
Thank you! Ireland is beautiful! You and your companion's accent is lovely. I just found your videos lately. Always been fascinated with death. Most people say it is morbid but I don't understand that. We are all going to die so how can you not be interested.
Yes, we will all die and we better get used to it..this place was absolutely amazing, so beautiful
It really does give New Orleans vibes. Beautiful!
Thanks x
Love your channel and being able to see the old graves and how respectful you are it's a blessing thank you
I appreciate that
Wow! What a wonderful visit around history of vaults. Love this tour. I agree with you till we meet again
Thank you ❤️
Don't know why my notice came so late. Such a lovely place❤Love how no modern houses or buildings are not crowding this place❤
It's youtube tenda, terrible I never get notifications for GV then youtube tell us its our subscribers fault, terrible
I've been watching your videos for a year or so, definitely one of the most beautiful cemeteries you've shown. Greetings from Ontario, Canada.
Thank you very much!
I love the cottage style cemetery homes.
Me too, so beautifully made too
They're so beautiful, it's like you don't die there, you just move into your cosy little forever house.
I love it ❤
Good way of putting it, I love that
Thanks!
Ahh thank you so much, I truly appreciate it 💗
Hello again from the USA. Youre right , does make one think of New Orleans.
Thanks David ❤️
What an amazing cemetery 🍀 When it’s my time I’m getting buried..My mum told me growing up that Catholics we’re buried more than being cremated.Awesome vid Sue
Me too Bailey, I want a grave so my family can visit and I can eavesdrop on what they are saying 🤣🤣
@@SerenitySueGraveyardsLOL
That was fantastic and an amazing place, thanks,,,🙂
Glad you enjoyed it
One of the most interesting cemeteries I’ve seen on your channel. Looking out over all those thatched roofs makes it appear to be a little village. Thanks for sharing! 😊
It felt like we were in a little village
What a great variety of graves in one place sue and as you said very new Orleans 😊
Thank you, so beautiful
This cemetery is totally awesome! It is great seeing some of the mausoleums being restored. The others, probably the families have passed away. It was sad seeing some of the coffins fall apart because of the effects of age and weather. Thank you very much for straightening out the American flag that you found, I do appreciate that. I wonder what is the story behind the flag being there?
This was a great walking tour, thank you very much Sue and GV.
Have a great weekend. 😊
Thanks Michael, it was amazing to be there, not sure of why or where the flag came from but we know its important the flag stands up
@SerenitySueGraveyards Thank you very much for getting back to me. I am sure, that there are a lot of veterans over here, that will also appreciate you and GV doing that. Tell you what; I visit a few cemeteries in the year, usually around our memorial day holiday. If I should ever come across a fallen Irish flag, I will do my best to straightened it out, for you. Take care.
Great video Sue. Thank you so much for sharing very much enjoyed it.
You are so welcome Joel 🙏
Sue, thank you for another amazing video! You have a great voice for broadcasting and give the information in such an interesting way!! Thanks so much, God bless!
You are so welcome Deb 🙏
Hello all the way from the Caribbean island of trinidad and Tobago. Had to work all weekend.
Now catching on .
Once again lovely video..
Thanks so much ❤️
Wow this is a gorgeous graveyard. Very interesting ❤❤
I loved it too
Another great expedition. Loved it as always. Thank you 😍🥰
Thanks so much ❤️
London ky USA 🇺🇸 👍
Thank you ❤️
Very nice tour on this site. Nice to be able to enjoy your shows again. After just over 2 months, finally, out of the hospital..
Ahh that's fantastic John, I can only imagine the feeling of your own place and bed finally..take it easy
Great video. Love the country surroundings - so beautiful! I have no idea what 'holy wells' are??? Nothing like that here in Canada. Thanks for another great adventure. God bless!
So all around Ireland we have these Holy Wells, dedicated to different saints, you can pray there, take water from it, it's blessed.
Awww Sue thank you for taking us there its beautiful. I love the little "cottages" for the loved ones. The Irish in me is filled with appreciation for you and your videos. Lots of love to you and yours always 💖💖💖💖💐💐🧚♀🧚♀
Thank you so much 💓
This place is amazing, I love it! Awesome place! Great video ❤
Thank you so much!
Lovely little houses sue
Aussie Pete here again...That's an amazing grave yard with the old crypts covered in ivy... really enjoyed this one... the hole in the top of the skull looked very suspicious to say the least... once again enjoyed and keep safe
Thanks again!
Very nice Cemetery. It does remind me of New Orleans. A lot of beautiful Mausoleums and scenery. Thanks to you both for another respectful tour.
Thanks so much ❤️
Beautiful as Always
Thank you ❤️
Thank you for another great video. I really enjoyed.
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you 😊
WOW, what a find!
Thank you ❤️
Me ha gustado mucho este cementerio en España también a los mausoleos se los pinta generalmente de blanco un saludo Susan y GV 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thank Juan, absolutely amazing. They sound beautiful
Definitely quite the find! But it’s just a tad too crowded for me. The idea of home for eternity, fits well in these places. That was a surprise to see the American Flag, nice to know they were not forgotten. Tc and stay safe and ty for the video.
Thanks so much ❤️
❤ Brilliant video again
Thank you so much 💓
The grass covered vaults remind me of Thatched Cottages. Love you guys !
Yes exactly, aren't they just amazing
What an amazingly beautiful place! I believe it was at the Mc Dermott tomb, that I noticed that the wife's name was before her husband's. That's quite rare, especially for the early 1900's I'd suspect.
Sue, have you and "Grave Vegitations" (yes I caught him saying that!) been to New Orleans? I'm still fairly new to both your channels, so I wondered if you two had been? I'd LOVE to know what you two thought of it. 💛 God bless you both, and as always, thank you for sharing!
Hi Melissa, unfortunately we haven't been. We've been to Paris and the UK, grave Visitations is so silly 😜 thank you ❤️
A very spooky cemetery. You are right about New Orleans but it’s not as crowded. I wonder who mows the grass roofs. I wouldn’t fancy looking in the tombs. You are very brave. Thank you for the video.
Thanks so much ❤️
Do you ever think you'd come to America and go to New Orleans and check out there cematary??? Bless you and your family. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi Christina, I'm not a great flyer but that would be a dream come true
All your videos are superb. Thank you Sue and GV. I’ve never heard of a Holy Well before. Interesting!! I’m from Northwestern, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 in a small town of 8000 people. We only have 1 cemetery and it only has in ground graves. No vaults, mausoleums, no above ground tombs, nothing interesting or unique. It’s a pleasure to be seeing all these places with you two. Thank you. Much love♥️♥️
Thank you so much, I hope you continue enjoying Irelands views and cemeteries
ETA: I just finished watching the whole video and just wanted to say great video as usual, beautiful graveyard. Love from 🇨🇦
15:31 Same, I used to be scared of death and dead bodies a lot but I found that confronting my fears by watching videos like this and others when viewing dead people(real dead bodies which you can find online) I came to accept it. I even wanted to become an embalmer, however where I live it's only a small town and when I emailed the funeral home to ask if it was in demand he responded that it wasn't, so I decided to not do the course. Anyway I want to thank you and Grave Visitation for filming the inside of the mausoleums, including the skulls and bones/remains as I truly believe it helps other people as well to come to terms with death. As for the mausoleums, I think it shows that maybe being buried is better since in 100+ years after your death no one is going to remember you, visit and take care of your "death house" unless maybe it's a really big mausoleum that future family members can be entombed in, then there will be people caring for it for many generations which I guess would be pretty cool to know when you die you'll not only be entombed with your parents, grandparents and great grandparents but also your ancestors. Over time they should remove the bones from the oldest remains' big coffins to place them in smaller containers then you can keep adding more people of the same family in it.
We talked to a man in a video which will be out soon, anyway he told us he'd buried his mother last October and he had the task of moving his dad's remains over to allow his mums coffin to go inside. I did ask how he felt and he said, " it's sad to see and have to do but I know dad's gone and now my mother is with him forever" I too am very interested in funerals and embalming, think it's a job I'd like, you being the last person to give respect to them and get them ready for Heaven
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Oh wow that is very sad. Too bad he didn't have someone else to do this for him like a graveyard worker. At least he can take comfort in knowing his parents are reunited together 🥰
I think he probably wanted to do it himself, which I understand, making sure it's Done with respect 🙏
I didn’t get this notification. I’ll have to go back and watch from the beginning.
Thank you ❤️
Amazing little’houses’
They are so beautiful
TY,,,,,,WOW incredible very interesting great information super kool,
AAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++++ ,keep up the great work.
Glad you enjoyed it
1:30 am and should be sleeping but I found another of your videos and couldn't go to bed without watching it. I'm impressed by the respect you show. Also, Thank you for respecting our flag. Please be careful walking around like you do and Thank you for taking us along.
Thank you so much
It really looks like New Orleans cemeteries. Especially the blue mausoleums. It must be difficult to dig those the graves so close together , not to mention walking around them. Stay safe ! Thanks for sharing !
Thank you, yes I found it difficult to walk around here but as the local told us , everyone walks on the graves that's why so many are flat stones, so people can easily access them, I'm not sure I like that idea. So we walked beside them on the edge
Absolutely topnumber sue,nite to you and GV sleep well I’m. Off to have some Brekky,😴😴🙏🙏👍👏🇦🇺
Enjoy Peter
Wow! It’s like a village.
It is, I just love it
was going ta say they look like little cottages..so sweet! x
They are! So beautiful too
This was a beautiful graveyard.
I loved it
First off just found your channel I also love cemeteries 2nd thank you for showing the up most respect for our nation's flag loved that you shown respect by picking up the American flag to stick it up right in the ground that was a beautiful touch for our nation's flag ❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much Jason..I think I've found a few in videos but if on the ground I will always stick it upright. Welcome to my channel
Hi sue Steve from England Just viewed your post. These tombs look like tiny bungalows. Really unbelievable construction. Do they still build these tombs. I am amazed I have never seen anything like it . I think this is going to be hard to beat. No church it was awesome
Just ruins of the church Steve, I've another video coming soon, similar tombs
@@SerenitySueGraveyards can't wait sue.
I wonder if Eliza Keane was related to Brendan Behan. The writer/poet? Her nee name was Behan? Fascinating place! Thank you both!
Oh yes, I wonder
Thank you both for another beautiful place. ❤
Glad you enjoyed it
Your voice makes the difference, love your accent , every where you take us is amazing 👏
Thanks so much ❤️
Ireland is such a beautiful and enchanting country.... Erinn go bragh...!
It sure is, I always say its enchanted, go raibh maith agat
hi guys just sitting her having a beer after a weeks work watching this grate vid thanks .
Thanks Mark, I hope it was a Guinness 😊
Hallo sue and GV where do you find these places it's incredible love it 💚☘️✔️👍
This one was a lucky find, just driving back roads in Clare, and we stumbled upon it
indeed it's true the only other place i can think of is anascaul at Tom crean final resting place which we visited a few years ago
Very interesting those over ground vault are suitable for all the family great explore.
Beautiful place
I’ve never really been to a very very old cemetery but I’ve seen some pretty old ones here from early 1800s, thank you so much for sharing your experience ❤❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed
Just stumbled upon your Channel. My favorite grandmother who has spent a lot of my childhood with live in the United States for 60 years but she never lost her accent hearing you speak instantly took me back to being 7 years old listening to her talk to herself as she cooked and cleaned the house. She outlived all three of her husbands and two of her kids and died at the ripe old age of 101. I wish I could just hear you say Robert get away from the door, or Robert help me clean this house up and we'll put a colored record on.
Ahh Robert I just love the connection, if I remember I'll say it some day in a video, that would be funny, Robert get away from the door!!!
@@SerenitySueGraveyards my mom died when I was seven and I lived with her till I was 15 you sound a lot like her. I have family in Ireland I've never met I have to make it out there one day
Hello from Texas. Great video! What is a Holy Well? Thank You ❤
I didn't realise so many didn't know what it was and for that I apologise, I should have explained better...its a well with water that's blessed and dedicated to a saint. Some holy Wells are used for cures such as warts or headaches. You can bring the holy water home and use it to bless yourself. Usually they have a statue of the virgin Mary or another Saint there