I had to look up deplored since I always thought that was a negative word. Now I know that the doctor was actually loved and missed by his patients. You're never too old to learn!
i thought that as well and the definition is to express strong disapproval. What did they mean by inscribing that? The next statement put him as the benefactor.
@@quentincollins1825 I’d argue terrific has neither a negative nor positive connotation and depends instead on the context as would a word like extraordinary. In modern times it’s used incorrectly to mean something wonderful.
Hello from Massachusetts, US. I would watch just to hear your brogue. I am also glad that I'm not the only weirdo that enjoys cemeteries. I do my walking in cemeteries, and the older, the better. I find them very relaxing and peaceful. Love the videos!❤❤
That cloth on the slab had me wondering where they were/went. Then you made sense about what may have happened. lol Thank you for the video. Hope you both are keeping well.
Very interesting graveyard! Crowded, but well tended! Now we also know why people buried in abandoned churches! Great tour of the mausoleums GV . You always get a look inside!!
What a VERY grand mausoleum!! It's such a shame about the vandalism!! I wonder what happened to those buried in the mausoleum!! GREAT content, as always, Cathal!! XXXX ❤👍💞🤗
Hi nadia, it's strange to see the Niches empty well I couldn't see other areas but it looks empty to me. I'm sure they had to close the door up maybe vandalism occurred
Do you know why these chutches were abandoned an 11:05 d left to fall into ruin? It can't be a light decision to let a house of God fall by the way. It's not as if the graveyard was left, too, as new headstones can be seen. Was there a newer church nearby GV. And was there a rough date as to when the church was abandoned. How long would it take to fall into that state of disrepair? Would it have been "cannibalised" for things such as roof tiles to build other dwellings? Sorry to be a pain, GV God made me curious! 😊
Alot of these old churches had roofs taken off and left like like this. Would cost alot im sure to replace and fix up. I just found out that the cemetery had extreme flooding in 2014 and locals were very upset over graves washed away etc
@GraveVisitations Hm! Interesting, GV. Shane about the flooding , but climate change (grr!) and a gradual change in water courses over the decades, and even more, centuries can not be predicted when foundations are first laid, or the first bodies buried. I appreciate you letting me know this facts, GV! You're a star 🌟 🤩
1st time for me to see a graveyard with the graves so close together. But I love all the stone out where I live or even when I am out and about I am always bringing rocks home. I have always wanted a stone house but that hasn't come about. But I do have stone gardens and a pond. Lol! Thank you for the visit. 😊
Hello from San Diego, California. I’m enjoying your videos, I love old architecture and reading along with you all the names of those who came before us.
I thought this cemetery was very well kept considering most of the deceased are squeezed in there together. It is not disrespectful, they have just decided to use every piece of open turf for burials. It really is close together so one has to walk on the curbing until someone breaks an ankle! It was still a magical place Cathal! Thanks for taking us there! ♥️🙏🇮🇪
You know I always wonder with vandals breaking into crypts. Isn't there toxic mold ect. that would make you sick? When you get an inside shot , these older crypts often look nasty. Not the kind of places you would want to spend much time in. cool graveyard non the less thou, especially the church . 👍
Lost my mother this past November and have been having a hard time dealing with it so I watch your videos and am astonished at how many people have been in my same position. You are doing God's work in being these people's only visitor this century.
I've got alot of catching up to do with the vids on your channel. I'm luv'n it. You do great beauiful work here: the history, the viewing, the researching, the reading of many headstones etc etc-Thx so much. ❤ Your accent brings back memories of a dear friend who passed many yrs ago.
Great video GV,nice to see it well kept,hopefully the remains were removed to a safer place,May they all R.I.P Safe travels to you both,god bless,👋👋🙏🙏👍🇦🇺
I am From West Virginia, U.S. my heritage is Irish/Scottish and Italian, with some Portuguese as well. I really enjoy your walks through the cemeteries and seeing the old churches and Mausoleums and Crypts...it is almost like Archeology in a way.. I wish Ilived close to ancient Ruins, Castles and such. I always wonder why the churches were abandoned and not kept up over the year's....Do You know why that is maybe? Anyway's I am a New subscriber to your channel and it is really interesting to see where you all explore next. Thanks & God Bless & Keep You!!!
10:43 Interesting that it says “Deplored” by the poor, as this would mean that they strongly disapproved of the doctor, while the rest of the inscription suggests otherwise. Very curious! Very enjoyable video, thanks GV.
Very interesting church ruins and graveyard. The large mausoleum was particularly interesting. It probably was broken into sometime in the past, and the remains were probably reburied somewhere else. I noticed an article of clothing left behind. The last mausoleum you looked at, I saw the skull and some bones, but no messy remnants of a coffin. ( Unless you saw something that I did not. ) It actually looked pretty clean to me. Thank you very much GV and Sue, for a very interesting video. Have a great day. 😊
Love your channel very respectful and informative about the graves and the people who are in them thanks for showing theses things I live in the USA would never been able to see graves like this if you didn't make videos thank you
The Mausoleum is in the Doric style of architecture which used the plainest style of Greek columns - the Corinthian was the most costly and elaborate and usually reserved for the wealthiest people.
It is surprising how crowded this little cemetery is! How can they continue to add more graves in such a crowded space? It’s a mystery! Thank you! This video was great! ❤
186st I could just listen to you talk for hours...... Love your accent.....I was in Ireland 14yrs ago.....absolutely Beautiful .... my Heritage is from Donegal - Gallagher / Costello
That old vault does look like an old bank but grand looking , pity it was empty inside . those graves are very close together and loved how they marked the newer graves with the older tombstone . wish they did it here great tour ❤
Such a tidy cemetery. You've made me curious about these places & the stories. I stopped at Sandgate Cemetery today & someone from County Clare was there. Many were from 1880's & most in horrible disrepair, fallen headstones with lichen. Many had collapsed slabs & in 1 part something had been tunnelling under the slabs. Looked like a fox dens, maybe rabbits too. Was very hot & barren place but I looked around for 1hr. I brushed the dirt off a fallen stone & sharp pain like a stab to the finger. Neville someone, I know it was him telling me to sod off.
@@GraveVisitations LOL it was probably a cat head thorn or something but the thought amused me. He would be ungrateful cos his headstone was 3/4 under dirt & no-one has seen it for a while. After that I wandered to the 2 crypt mausoleum things with a sore finger saying "Why Neville, why?". There are 85,000 graves there so I only saw a bit.
This is an absolutely beautiful graveyard. The graves in the old church is so amazing. If they so old how old is the church? Am from Swaziland 🇸🇿 Eswatini is the new name. Boarder next to South Africa. Absolutely love your channel thank you so much for sharing.
From Rhode Island US ... Great video of a beautiful old cemetery I was reading your comment about the church and why it did not have a roof The church had the roof taken off so they don't have to pay taxes that's funny that's one way to outsmart the taxman .... Speaking of Churches Have you seen the news cast about the church collapse in New London CT ???? .. It's nice to know that you have family in Springfield MA I call that area the Tornado Capital of New England in the Summer months and by chance if you ever come to visit New England Take a Trip out to Block Island and visit the graveyard there The Ball Family has interesting marking on top of their headstone balls carved out of granite very different to see ,, Take care enjoy your week
Beautiful cemetery, its wonderful to see it well maintained and cared about. Thanks for all of your hard work on these tours, And may all of the dearly departed rest in peace 🙏 🪦, have a blessed weekend, from Julie in Virginia USA😊
My sister loves Ireland..County Cork is where my Grandfather was born..John O'Holleran. My Grandmother Mary Ellen Joyce was born in County Mayo where some of the Quiet Man was Filmed She's been there twice. My brother many times. Stay safe. God Bless You. 🌹
Greetings frrom Portland, Oregon. 🇺🇸 I thoroughly enjoy your videos. When I visited Ireland, I would stop off at various cemeteries because they've always fascinated me. I do the same at every country I visit. Thanks for taking us along.
You present your video, amazingly well. Thank you for reading the inscriptions which all graveyard tours should definitely do the same. Calgary, Canada
Hello and Greetings from Tasmania Australia. Love watching your videos. I also enjoy the quiet time wandering through cemeteries. I also loved your video's from Paris. I didn't get to see them when I was there so a BIG thank you for all you do!....Oh, and your accent is to die for!!
That's my local graveyard where I've family buried. The Scott vault was opened years ago....there were bones & skulls in there. It's a very old graveyard....thats why the graves are so near....but there are 2 new extensions....the 1st one is nearly full....the 2nd extension only opened in the last 2 to 3 years, the graves there are properly spaced out. Pity you missed the headstone at the end of the graveyard, a funeral director (R.I.P) donated it, in memory of all the people who died in the famine. May all who lie in this graveyard, Rest in Peace 🙏🙏🙏
Hello you two! I don’t think I’ve ever seen such a crowded graveyard since I visited Haworth and the rectory and graveyard where the Brontë sisters lived with their father who was the rector ! I’m glad the way we collect drinking water these days, as a lot of people there died because water ran through the graves and poisoned the drinking water further down the hill. I’m sure you know what I’m muttering about , anyway…I’m so pleased to see so much of interest here, but as you say, older folk would have a terribly time trying to reach graves of loved ones! I fell over visiting my parents grave not so long since, but I turned into Alice in Wonderland that day, as there are so many rabbits and holes I caught my foot in one in the long grass and went down with a whallop! Not to be recommended!! Cathal, I’d like to ask what make of video camera your using please? You, more than Sue ( sorry Sue!) seem to pick up far more EVP’s when your out these days, and on a previous sad video with the famine graves, paupers graves, even mausoleum! I was hearing them through your camera loads of times! It’s either that Spirit recognises you both for visiting graveyards , so feel more comfortable talking, or you/we are getting more used to hearing them…I don’t know which, but I think it’s lovely if they do feel completely comfortable with you both. I enjoy watching a young man called Dalen Spratt on utube who goes round to talk to spirits who may not get visitors or talked to in a long time. It’s amazing how pleased they are that someone has done that…and word spreads as they often know his name before he says it, so they must talk! He isn’t disrespectful at all, and it’s really interesting. He visited a slave grave area, ( he’s black african American, his mother a Babtist minister) And they were pleased to talk..but then he was at a plantation owners grave another day and the spirit was so rude! Shouting he’s Black! So they havnt learnt very much since they passed, and should be more aware of the bad things they did back in the day. Anyway I apologise for digressing then, but I find the things spirit can tell about their lives is fascinating….they want to talk. Even a Nun who has several little orphans buried around her talks to him, and explains their stories . She was so pleased when he took little toys for the children and flowers for her, as she had never been given flowers before. I think since you started you have had more experiences…and I’d still love to know who was in that little overgrown graveyard in the field, which had a sort of bower with an owl, windchime, even Holy water. I think you said a brother and sister were buried there….I just mention as you talked of going back when the overgrowth and brambles etc had died back. Thankyou for taking us on this perilous adventure with nowhere to safely walk! Maybe the large gravestones have been lain down in case they fell on people…they is so much legal issues now with tilting grave stones etc..I know where my parents are buried notes were stuck to several, and then they were literally pushed over by the graves man. They notes asked relatives of dcd with stone to make them safe or they would be removed against the church wall! I think it’s awful as once moved they won’t remember where the grave is! How times change, and I hate it, I’ve had the base of my parents stone replaced with a larger squarer one so it won’t tilt over now! 🙀 what a worry! Sorry I’ve written you both so much! Ooh..in the mausoleum with the sheet /cloth still there I’m sure I saw the part of the skeleton called the sacrum…from the very lower part of your spine…have a look and see what you think. Take care! Look forward to more by you both! Love and light Helen 🙋♀️👏🏻👏🏻👍💕🥰🙏💐xx
Hi Helen thank you for the comment please be careful when walking I hope you are OK now ❤️ regarding the evps I use a normal Android phone nothing special really and a mic to block out the wind etc. I think spirits are attracted to me even since I was very young. But I never fear them because I know they mean no harm.
Great video, thank you! Sad to see remains scattered occasionally about in the mausoleums. I wonder what causes this - grave robbers, floods, rodents or other? Any ideas, anyone?
I have just discovered your channel and find it most interesting. Thank you for sharing your videos I will go back and watch from your first one so much history in cemeteries and in your beautiful country. I live in Canada☺
Hi. Im from Queensland Australia. I have Irish ancestry from Murrisk, county Mayo. I hope that you go up that way in your travels and i might see some of my ancestors headstones.. but i dont think they woulf of had the money to purchase one ☺️ i am enjoying your series as i love to explore older cemeteries too.
For your information I don't walk on graves, I walk on kerbs around them. Local man who I spoke to on the day told me family members have no choice but to walk over some to get to others etc. Would you prefer I floated over?
In 🇮🇹 Italy families respect the their deceased loved ones. After 25yrs of internment, the family use to open the niches to collect the bones skeletal remsins to olace in white sheet or muslin cloth..then go place remains in an. ossuary..
Hey! When you looked in the first mausoleum about 3:34 to 3:37 mark I heard a woman's voice.. did you catch that, was someone with you or did you catch a disembodied voice!! Love to hear back from you. Cheers!
I used to do rubbings with brown paper and black chalk on the old stones that were difficult to read. I grew up across the street from a huge old cemetery in New Castle, my mom should have known back then I was into the macabre. I would hang them on my bedroom walls.
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Thanks!
Aw thank you so much Abigail as always ❤️ God bless you
I had to look up deplored since I always thought that was a negative word. Now I know that the doctor was actually loved and missed by his patients. You're never too old to learn!
Many would think differently so glad it is positive tho ha
i thought that as well and the definition is to express strong disapproval. What did they mean by inscribing that? The next statement put him as the benefactor.
It has two meanings it's older meaning was to strongly feel sorrow.
Somewhat like the word 'terrific', though the latter went from a negative to a positive connotation. 🙂
@@quentincollins1825 I’d argue terrific has neither a negative nor positive connotation and depends instead on the context as would a word like extraordinary. In modern times it’s used incorrectly to mean something wonderful.
Hello from Massachusetts, US.
I would watch just to hear your brogue. I am also glad that I'm not the only weirdo that enjoys cemeteries. I do my walking in cemeteries, and the older, the better. I find them very relaxing and peaceful. Love the videos!❤❤
Massachusets wow I have family living in Springfield
Hello fellow New Englander from Rhode Island
I have always found cemeteries 🎉 to be beautiful
I love cemeteries always have. Guess I'm weird too😂
I can still hear the brogues of my Grandparents. Like lullaby it was..
It's not oftens the landlords helped the poor .bless them xx ..rest in peace Scott family X another great vid x❤️❤️❤️❤️
Very cool mausoleums! Very historical too. Thanks GV.
Cheers Pamela x
That's a fantastic mausoleum
That cloth on the slab had me wondering where they were/went. Then you made sense about what may have happened. lol Thank you for the video. Hope you both are keeping well.
The cloth looks strange looked like red on it like blood but didn't show up well on video
@@GraveVisitations wow, that's spooky!
In death nobody's special the great the rich the poor are just dust.
Interesting cemetery! Cool church ruins and mausoleums. I've never seen a cemetery with the graves packed so close together.
Very interesting graveyard! Crowded, but well tended! Now we also know why people buried in abandoned churches! Great tour of the mausoleums GV . You always get a look inside!!
Thanks liz this cemetery got badly flooded in 2014
Hopefully I'll be done with my cardiologist and doesn't admit me to the hospital
Hope all goes well Joe
What a VERY grand mausoleum!! It's such a shame about the vandalism!! I wonder what happened to those buried in the mausoleum!!
GREAT content, as always, Cathal!! XXXX ❤👍💞🤗
Hi nadia, it's strange to see the Niches empty well I couldn't see other areas but it looks empty to me. I'm sure they had to close the door up maybe vandalism occurred
Hello, thank you for taking us along with you. I’m from Florida,US
Hello florida 👋😁
A lot of Drs in a graveyard is not a very good advert for the profession!!!😊
That one grave you were looking at the guy was born in 1710 he died in 1797 age 86 Wow
From Charlotte, NC
USA.
Amazing beautiful Graveyard, thanks G.V. 😊
Glad you enjoyed it
Do you know why these chutches were abandoned an 11:05 d left to fall into ruin? It can't be a light decision to let a house of God fall by the way. It's not as if the graveyard was left, too, as new headstones can be seen. Was there a newer church nearby GV. And was there a rough date as to when the church was abandoned. How long would it take to fall into that state of disrepair? Would it have been "cannibalised" for things such as roof tiles to build other dwellings? Sorry to be a pain, GV
God made me curious! 😊
Alot of these old churches had roofs taken off and left like like this. Would cost alot im sure to replace and fix up. I just found out that the cemetery had extreme flooding in 2014 and locals were very upset over graves washed away etc
@GraveVisitations Hm! Interesting, GV. Shane about the flooding , but climate change (grr!) and a gradual change in water courses over the decades, and even more, centuries can not be predicted when foundations are first laid, or the first bodies buried. I appreciate you letting me know this facts, GV! You're a star 🌟 🤩
Talk about overcrowding, wow! It appears that this graveyard couldn’t hold one more person 😮
Love watching you show you guys are great from Doug in London , Canada
Hi doug thank you
Great video GV. At 9:42 I could of swore I heard a evp that said "go back" it was not Sue, she was way behind you.❤
I'll have to listen 😮
I definitely. Heard it also!
I heard it too.😊
Fantástico esse cemiterio parabéns👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you for watching
😢it is a very closet packed cemetery not much room to move but nice
Love watching you and Serenity Sue, from Longview, TEXAS
1st time for me to see a graveyard with the graves so close together. But I love all the stone out where I live or even when I am out and about I am always bringing rocks home. I have always wanted a stone house but that hasn't come about. But I do have stone gardens and a pond. Lol! Thank you for the visit. 😊
Hello from San Diego, California. I’m enjoying your videos, I love old architecture and reading along with you all the names of those who came before us.
Hi thank you for watching and I'm glad you love these walks with me
here in the usa churches have graveyards and cemeteries don't have churches. I'm not sure why that matters but that's how it is.
Same here
Brilliant video Cathal.. fantastic shot's inside the mausoleums .. best video yet..
Thanks a ton 👍
The letters, INRI above the crucifix stand for " Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudorum " ------- " Jesus of Nazareth King of the Jews".
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Gorgeous video!
Thank you!
I thought this cemetery was very well kept considering most of the deceased are squeezed in there together. It is not disrespectful, they have just decided to use every piece of open turf for burials. It really is close together so one has to walk on the curbing until someone breaks an ankle! It was still a magical place Cathal! Thanks for taking us there! ♥️🙏🇮🇪
You know I always wonder with vandals breaking into crypts. Isn't there toxic mold ect. that would make you sick? When you get an inside shot , these older crypts often look nasty. Not the kind of places you would want to spend much time in. cool graveyard non the less thou, especially the church . 👍
I wonder who put “Clancy” grave stone as she died in 1800s but that stone was modern
Love your videos.
Thank you! X
Lost my mother this past November and have been having a hard time dealing with it so I watch your videos and am astonished at how many people have been in my same position. You are doing God's work in being these people's only visitor this century.
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss 😔 I'm glad my videos help 🙏
I've got alot of catching up to do with the vids on your channel. I'm luv'n it. You do great beauiful work here: the history, the viewing, the researching, the reading of many headstones etc etc-Thx so much. ❤ Your accent brings back memories of a dear friend who passed many yrs ago.
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoy coming with me on these walks 👍
Great video GV,nice to see it well kept,hopefully the remains were removed to a safer place,May they all R.I.P Safe travels to you both,god bless,👋👋🙏🙏👍🇦🇺
Thanks Peter hope you are well
@@GraveVisitations yes we are all well,thank you love the videos you and sue bring leaning a bit about the history of the Emerald Isle,👋👋🙏🙏👍🇦🇺
I am From West Virginia, U.S. my heritage is Irish/Scottish and Italian, with some Portuguese as well. I really enjoy your walks through the cemeteries and seeing the old churches and Mausoleums and Crypts...it is almost like Archeology in a way.. I wish Ilived close to ancient Ruins, Castles and such. I always wonder why the churches were abandoned and not kept up over the year's....Do You know why that is maybe? Anyway's I am a New subscriber to your channel and it is really interesting to see where you all explore next. Thanks & God Bless & Keep You!!!
Thanks for watching and subscribing appreciated ❤️ these old churches had the roofs taken off so they wouldn't have to pay taxes for the upkeep etc
Ireland is so beautiful
10:43 Interesting that it says “Deplored” by the poor, as this would mean that they strongly disapproved of the doctor, while the rest of the inscription suggests otherwise. Very curious! Very enjoyable video, thanks GV.
Yes it is strange as that word to me means not liked
Maybe they meant adored,and it was misprinted by the stone mason.
Very interesting church ruins and graveyard. The large mausoleum was particularly interesting. It probably was broken into sometime in the past, and the remains were probably reburied somewhere else. I noticed an article of clothing left behind.
The last mausoleum you looked at,
I saw the skull and some bones, but no messy remnants of a coffin.
( Unless you saw something that I did not. ) It actually looked pretty clean to me. Thank you very much GV and Sue, for a very interesting video. Have a great day. 😊
Love your channel very respectful and informative about the graves and the people who are in them thanks for showing theses things I live in the USA would never been able to see graves like this if you didn't make videos thank you
Much appreciated I'm glad you can go on these walks with me
Thanks
Thank you so much Angie really appreciate your support it helps us on our travels x
@GraveVisitations I know, and you're welcome! You do a great job in some quite tight locations!!!
Love you guys, love your vids. I hear Sue (hi Sue 👋😊) continue to keep the memory of these people alive. Greetings from the USA
Thank you! Will do! 🙏
The
Mausoleum is in the Doric style of architecture which used the plainest style of Greek columns - the Corinthian was the most costly and elaborate and usually reserved for the wealthiest people.
Hi new to your channel like what you do, I'm from Oklahoma in the United States & was wondering if you've seen any Bowdler's on your grave vistings?
I don't think I have seen any just yet. Thank you for watching 👍
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It is surprising how crowded this little cemetery is! How can they continue to add more graves in such a crowded space? It’s a mystery! Thank you! This video was great! ❤
Love that mausoleum! The graves are so close together, it looks like it’s almost impossible to walk without stepping on someone
Some amazing stone work here
Looking forward to it
Thanks Gary
Looks like everybody is dying to get into this place 👍
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LOL good one looks like a 2 for one deal buy one grave get 2 for free just pay for shipping and handling LOL
Love the music when you were peeping into the mausoleum!! Was that your choice, GV?
Hi Angie yes I've used that music before it is relaxing isn't it
Very cool❤ a bit crowded ❤ but neat and tidy❤
186st I could just listen to you talk for hours...... Love your accent.....I was in Ireland 14yrs ago.....absolutely Beautiful .... my Heritage is from Donegal - Gallagher / Costello
That old vault does look like an old bank but grand looking , pity it was empty inside . those graves are very close together and loved how they marked the newer graves with the older tombstone . wish they did it here great tour ❤
you really need to invest in a snake lens to get a better look in these graves
I've tried don't find them any good bad lighting etc
Safe travels for you and sue.💚☘️👍💚☘️
Another great podcast hello GV and serenity Sue😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊💕💕💕💕💕💕
Hi Tina 👍
Don't let Sue go up any stairs, she might fall coming back down. GV I did find her some pink bubble wrap. Lol Blessings.
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Such a tidy cemetery. You've made me curious about these places & the stories.
I stopped at Sandgate Cemetery today & someone from County Clare was there. Many were from 1880's & most in horrible disrepair, fallen headstones with lichen. Many had collapsed slabs & in 1 part something had been tunnelling under the slabs. Looked like a fox dens, maybe rabbits too. Was very hot & barren place but I looked around for 1hr.
I brushed the dirt off a fallen stone & sharp pain like a stab to the finger. Neville someone, I know it was him telling me to sod off.
😂 He told you off
@@GraveVisitations LOL it was probably a cat head thorn or something but the thought amused me. He would be ungrateful cos his headstone was 3/4 under dirt & no-one has seen it for a while. After that I wandered to the 2 crypt mausoleum things with a sore finger saying "Why Neville, why?". There are 85,000 graves there so I only saw a bit.
My Great-grandmother was born in Kildysart. Elizabeth Madigan and . GG Grand Mother (Ellen McNamara)
This is an absolutely beautiful graveyard. The graves in the old church is so amazing. If they so old how old is the church? Am from Swaziland 🇸🇿 Eswatini is the new name. Boarder next to South Africa. Absolutely love your channel thank you so much for sharing.
That's beautiful
From Rhode Island US ... Great video of a beautiful old cemetery I was reading your comment about the church and why it did not have a roof The church had the roof taken off so they don't have to pay taxes that's funny that's one way to outsmart the taxman .... Speaking of Churches Have you seen the news cast about the church collapse in New London CT ???? .. It's nice to know that you have family in Springfield MA I call that area the Tornado Capital of New England in the Summer months and by chance if you ever come to visit New England Take a Trip out to Block Island and visit the graveyard there The Ball Family has interesting marking on top of their headstone balls carved out of granite very different to see ,, Take care enjoy your week
Hi GV hope you're well and in good form today
All good John
Beautiful cemetery, its wonderful to see it well maintained and cared about. Thanks for all of your hard work on these tours, And may all of the dearly departed rest in peace 🙏 🪦, have a blessed weekend, from Julie in Virginia USA😊
Amazing big mausoleum shame everyone is packed in like sardines but a lot of cemataries are like that
Fantastic. Grave. Yard.
Good heavens but the Graves are so close to each other that you almost can't move. I love the old church tower where the Clan's were buried in.❤❤
You got me wanting to find old cemeteries in my area. TY again for great content.
Nice. To. Hear. From. You.
Hi Susan ❤️
Look hard to walk if you're ever visting love ones
The ruin is fantastic
I wonder why the churches don't have roofs on them? Is it from natural causes or are they taken off on purpose?
Wow they pack em in gv 😊 great video thanks 👍
My sister loves Ireland..County Cork is where my Grandfather was born..John O'Holleran. My Grandmother Mary Ellen Joyce was born in County Mayo where some of the Quiet Man was Filmed
She's been there twice. My brother many times.
Stay safe.
God Bless You. 🌹
Beautiful place we have been to cong
from JERSEY CITY NJ USA but my ancestors were from CORK
We love Cork great history
Greetings frrom Portland, Oregon. 🇺🇸 I thoroughly enjoy your videos. When I visited Ireland, I would stop off at various cemeteries because they've always fascinated me. I do the same at every country I visit. Thanks for taking us along.
Cool, thanks for coming on my walks with me 👌
You present your video, amazingly well. Thank you for reading the inscriptions which all graveyard tours should definitely do the same. Calgary, Canada
Thank you so much!
Hello and Greetings from Tasmania Australia. Love watching your videos. I also enjoy the quiet time wandering through cemeteries. I also loved your video's from Paris. I didn't get to see them when I was there so a BIG thank you for all you do!....Oh, and your accent is to die for!!
Thank you 😊
That's my local graveyard where I've family buried. The Scott vault was opened years ago....there were bones & skulls in there. It's a very old graveyard....thats why the graves are so near....but there are 2 new extensions....the 1st one is nearly full....the 2nd extension only opened in the last 2 to 3 years, the graves there are properly spaced out. Pity you missed the headstone at the end of the graveyard, a funeral director (R.I.P) donated it, in memory of all the people who died in the famine. May all who lie in this graveyard, Rest in Peace 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for the information Margaret. such a beautiful little graveyard. I wonder why they opened the Scott mausoleum?
Hello you two! I don’t think I’ve ever seen such a crowded graveyard since I visited Haworth and the rectory and graveyard where the Brontë sisters lived with their father who was the rector ! I’m glad the way we collect drinking water these days, as a lot of people there died because water ran through the graves and poisoned the drinking water further down the hill. I’m sure you know what I’m muttering about , anyway…I’m so pleased to see so much of interest here, but as you say, older folk would have a terribly time trying to reach graves of loved ones! I fell over visiting my parents grave not so long since, but I turned into Alice in Wonderland that day, as there are so many rabbits and holes I caught my foot in one in the long grass and went down with a whallop! Not to be recommended!!
Cathal, I’d like to ask what make of video camera your using please? You, more than Sue ( sorry Sue!) seem to pick up far more EVP’s when your out these days, and on a previous sad video with the famine graves, paupers graves, even mausoleum! I was hearing them through your camera loads of times! It’s either that Spirit recognises you both for visiting graveyards , so feel more comfortable talking, or you/we are getting more used to hearing them…I don’t know which, but I think it’s lovely if they do feel completely comfortable with you both. I enjoy watching a young man called Dalen Spratt on utube who goes round to talk to spirits who may not get visitors or talked to in a long time. It’s amazing how pleased they are that someone has done that…and word spreads as they often know his name before he says it, so they must talk! He isn’t disrespectful at all, and it’s really interesting.
He visited a slave grave area, ( he’s black african American, his mother a Babtist minister)
And they were pleased to talk..but then he was at a plantation owners grave another day and the spirit was so rude! Shouting he’s Black! So they havnt learnt very much since they passed, and should be more aware of the bad things they did back in the day.
Anyway I apologise for digressing then, but I find the things spirit can tell about their lives is fascinating….they want to talk. Even a Nun who has several little orphans buried around her talks to him, and explains their stories . She was so pleased when he took little toys for the children and flowers for her, as she had never been given flowers before.
I think since you started you have had more experiences…and I’d still love to know who was in that little overgrown graveyard in the field, which had a sort of bower with an owl, windchime, even Holy water. I think you said a brother and sister were buried there….I just mention as you talked of going back when the overgrowth and brambles etc had died back.
Thankyou for taking us on this perilous adventure with nowhere to safely walk! Maybe the large gravestones have been lain down in case they fell on people…they is so much legal issues now with tilting grave stones etc..I know where my parents are buried notes were stuck to several, and then they were literally pushed over by the graves man. They notes asked relatives of dcd with stone to make them safe or they would be removed against the church wall! I think it’s awful as once moved they won’t remember where the grave is!
How times change, and I hate it, I’ve had the base of my parents stone replaced with a larger squarer one so it won’t tilt over now! 🙀 what a worry!
Sorry I’ve written you both so much! Ooh..in the mausoleum with the sheet /cloth still there I’m sure I saw the part of the skeleton called the sacrum…from the very lower part of your spine…have a look and see what you think. Take care! Look forward to more by you both!
Love and light Helen 🙋♀️👏🏻👏🏻👍💕🥰🙏💐xx
Hi Helen thank you for the comment please be careful when walking I hope you are OK now ❤️ regarding the evps I use a normal Android phone nothing special really and a mic to block out the wind etc. I think spirits are attracted to me even since I was very young. But I never fear them because I know they mean no harm.
Found your channel last night,excellent ,great locations and stories 🙂👍🌹well done,Graham from UK.
Thanks graham good to have you here
Great video, thank you!
Sad to see remains scattered occasionally about in the mausoleums. I wonder what causes this - grave robbers, floods, rodents or other? Any ideas, anyone?
All of what you mentioned I'd imagine
I have just discovered your channel and find it most interesting. Thank you for sharing your videos I will go back and watch from your first one so much history in cemeteries and in your beautiful country. I live in Canada☺
Awesome, thank you! 😁
Hi. Im from Queensland Australia. I have Irish ancestry from Murrisk, county Mayo. I hope that you go up that way in your travels and i might see some of my ancestors headstones.. but i dont think they woulf of had the money to purchase one ☺️ i am enjoying your series as i love to explore older cemeteries too.
Thanks for watching not sure when I'll be in Mayo
Although there is very small place to walk around, you should not tread on gravestones!!!!
For your information I don't walk on graves, I walk on kerbs around them. Local man who I spoke to on the day told me family members have no choice but to walk over some to get to others etc. Would you prefer I floated over?
I enjoy your content very much. I'm from far away Columbus, Ohio in the U.S.
Hi David thank you
Beautiful tour! I never miss your videos. Thank you so much from Indiana, USA
Thanks for watching ❤️
They are ALL interesting!!
😊🏴. Thankyou.
Hello ..... Edward from Massachusetts.
Hi Edward
Greetings from Brandenburg 🇩🇪
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Amities Brandenbourg ❤️
Gruß aus Brandenburg 👍
Hallo 👋
In 🇮🇹 Italy families respect the their deceased loved ones. After 25yrs of internment, the family use to open the niches to collect the bones skeletal remsins to olace in white sheet or muslin cloth..then go place remains in an. ossuary..
Very beautiful peaceful cemetery. Thank you for the walk and readings. You and sweet Sue are so good. ❤😊❤😊
Love Mausoleum's my favourite..Like the way they put old grave stones on top of new one's Great idea..Thanks GV 😘
That 1st tomb looked empty but maybe there down below some times they go deep
Kinda hard to see it was dark
thankyou wow it’s a been awhile, good hearing your voice again, God bless, good video
Welcome back!
@@GraveVisitations Thankyou!!
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Loved this vid and it was so interesting! From the USA ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏
That's stunning
Hey! When you looked in the first mausoleum about 3:34 to 3:37 mark I heard a woman's voice.. did you catch that, was someone with you or did you catch a disembodied voice!! Love to hear back from you. Cheers!
I was with a woman but it could be an EVP as I get them alot
Oh well I see you have a lady with you... Would have been cool though to catch a spirit voice ❤
@@GraveVisitations it sounds like a light whisper check it out lmk your opinion. Thanks mate❤
I used to do rubbings with brown paper and black chalk on the old stones that were difficult to read. I grew up across the street from a huge old cemetery in New Castle, my mom should have known back then I was into the macabre. I would hang them on my bedroom walls.
@andeholcomb3583 that sounds cool to me great idea