I bet the people who passed away are sitting in heaven , someone said my name I'm not forgotten . Sometimes people bury a love one , and never go and visit them it's beyond so sad 😭. At least what you are doing is wonderful thank you!!!
I don’t think it is disrespectful looking in , I think it honours the long departed and forgotten . If your intentions are good then no harm is done 🐨😃
I think it’s natural to want to know what’s inside these crypts and tombs, etc. I love the fact you peek inside them 😂 it’s a morbid curiosity but also I just like to see all the old coffins and statues etc, fascinating to know they’ve been untouched since the 1800s. Edit: made my comment and then you said exactly what I said about it being fascinating 😂
Not a miserable day! A splendidly foggy day! The fog gives the cemetery character and sets the scene. I'd love to visit such a neat cemetery in the mist. 👻👀
Wow! I would love to see that in person and be wandering around those grounds. I can’t thank you enough for making these videos and taking me to places that I normally wouldn’t see. 👍🇨🇦
This is one of the most amazing cemeteries I have every been too. I found it to be very peaceful and not at all creepy. Ireland has the most beautiful and interesting cemeteries I have found. We did a lot of stops driving through Ireland and found so many tiny and hidden cemeteries ❤
I don’t think it’s disrespectful at all to look into the crypts. I think most people have a curiosity to see how people were placed and how the crypts were decorated. I myself loved the statues. No one would see them if you didn’t look. I love when people look into the crypts. Never know what you might see! Great video and beautiful graveyard.
Yeah I don't think they'd have the holes in the doors if they didn't want people to look in. Obviously people are curious and are going to look...if the family's didn't want to look, they'd cover the holes.
@@whimsygrove9971 I don't have a problem with people looking in them, but that's not the reason there are holes in the crypts, lol. Crypts are typically made for entire families to be placed in (you can see shelves on the sides in some of them for placing multiple coffins), therefore they have doors on them for future easy access. Because they will be opened repeatedly in the future, they have holes for ventilation. If there was no ventilation, decomposition fluid would not be able to evaporate while gases could build up and cause problems with pressure. If they wanted it to be a display setting, I doubt they'd put only tiny holes you can barely see through. That being said, again, I still don't have a problem with it. I only think it'd be weird with newer burials where the person's loved ones are still around.
I loved all your Ireland videos in the Cemeteries. The history you gave is fantastic I am from Howth County Dublin Ireland But I have lived over in London for 26 years my grandfather is buried in Glasnevin Cemetery my mother is from Glasnevin. Keep up the amazing videos you are fabulous Keep up the amazing videos you are fab thank you
Beautifully well maintained graveyard. When that mist started coming down i was half expecting Dracula to pop out from behind a toumb stone. Great filming, i loved the crypts, some people in the USA use a camera on a long thin wire to see inside of crypts ( if you like that thing) New subscriber
Ah my hometown ! This is a wonderful place to wonder and get lost in, and always feels so peaceful. Interestingly some of the crypts now are owned by Italian families that settled in Dublin, brings a nice vibe to the place 😄 Thanks for the video Dan !
Have you ever thought about a snake camera for looking in these vaults? Amazon has some that hook right up to your phone. Prices are pretty reasonable as well. Maybe give them a look and see what you think.
Dan,You always fine the most incredible places to investigate! Thank You Soooooo Much! I always have a better day after spending the time going on your adventures!🥰
Such a grand looking cemetery, thanks for that wonderful walk thru. I just look seeing different places in different countries. It's like a vacation sight to view for me.
Why is there such an issue about looking into the crypts? It is not disrespectful to do so imo. Many of these graves haven't had a family member visit for years. The craftsmanship one can see inside these tombs is amazing and should be shown more often. Back during a time when the families were very involved in death processes. Before morticians became a thing the families took care of it all including the making of the coffin. The deceased would be displayed in the parlor room of their house for at least 3 days sometimes longer depending on how far away family was. The whole postmortem photography phase was happening back then because picture taking was expensive and it was most likely the only picture of the person the family would get. I truly feel we need to back to some of these customs and traditions to help future generations to value human life again. 🤔
Thanks Dan I got home late tonight so enjoyed watching it before I went to bed. Anyway I enjoyed the video and the Beautiful statues around the cemetery in Dublin. It looked like it was still cold there and I know you had told me in the last preview it was 0° outside. Anyway thank you so much for sharing and enjoyed the tour.
18:30 - Depictions of lambs are used on children's graves. Apparently because lambs denote innocence and youth, along with the obvious religious connotation. Kinda a random bit of info (given it has nothing to do with Irish burial culture or anything-as far as I know, anyway), but it was very common in the US for the depiction of a lamb lying on its stomach to be carved onto the top of children's gravestones from the 19th to the earlier 20th centuries. Very common sight in old graveyards here.
Well, I must have overslept the premiere 🤷🏻♀️🙈 But.... What a wonderful cemetery...a special atmosphere....so many impressive tombstones....and behind each one is a life story...people...families...destinies...hopes....someday people standed there , said goodbye to loved ones, cried, thought... Somehow I can't stop thinking about this cemetery right now... Whatever it is.... (I almost got a heart attack from the shock of the white statue in the crypt 😅) If there was something like that here, I think I would live there and wander around... during the day (😬) 😂 Thank you 😊 PS I hope you got home safe...
I found the bricked up ones depressing. I've told my family that what ever they do to me I want a plaque somewhere so someone like me can one day find me in a graveyard and wonder what I was like. Graveyards are lovely places to reflect and remember so we are not totally forgotten, when were gone. I love the comment about being excited in heaven because a name was spoken. I'll be doing that more often in future :)
The steps leading to the underground vaults reminds me of the scene in "Bride of Frankenstein" where Dr. Praetorius meets the Monster. Peering into those vaults, you literally see the dust and cobwebs of the Ages. Looks like the inner gates of those vaults are quite ornate, based on the small amount seen though those holes. Imagine going to the expense of ornate inner gates that'll only be seen each time the vault was opened for another burial.
Yes the fog is getting thicker and it’s coming for you……😮 lol this place has been incredible and the weather has been perfect and gloomy 🙃 thanks for a great one😊
You can get a endoscopic type camera fairly cheap at an auto part store..may be useful for peeking into places. You can snake it into little holes and see.
Hopefully I will get to one of the live premieres Dan, I haven't been to one yet! But I think you know how the work thing goes.. Really enjoyed watching.. Thank you so much 🪦x
Such a beautiful cemetery. I hate that I missed the live chat. I'm away from my desk more these days in other parts of the house talking with family. Hopefully I'll get lucky next time. ❤
It’s a peaceful cemetery compared to the Edinburgh one, which was eerie. They are both fascinating. I wonder what it was like in those days. Now I know what they mean by a paupers grave. All the fancy ones are rich people. The fog sets the scene.
You should check out deansgrange graveyard in deansgrange Dublin it's big and old , you will enjoy the old section it dates back to 1700 and I have family there
Wonderful tour of stone history. Such a pity not many are readable! Have never seen new crypts before so that’s how the start as - amazing! A very big cemetery isn’t it? Where are you from? Catching a plane for home? Well done! You came over very well
The ships horn in the background and the fog fitted the video. The Lamb you saw is (maybe Roman Catholic) the Lamb of God. It symbolises Christ, the shepard. The Lost Lamb. etc.
That cemetery is vast. It would take absolutely ages to get round it. It’s very nicely laid out though. You got great creepy weather with that fog and it’s lucky you didn’t get lost. I’d go there earlyish in the morning. My favourite cemetery you’ve visited so far is the one in Dumfries because it’s so old and crowded with tomb stones.
1:49 "Who are you and what do you want from us?" 1:53 "This is my crypt, man." 2:01 "What have you done?" 2:14 "Walk around." 2:17 "William come." 2:20 "William will come out." 2:25 "Will be here in a minute." 2:35 "William will be here." 2:37 "He'll come." 2:38 "William is on his way." 2:40 "I told you he will come." 2:45 "William is on his way." 2:46 "Told you he will come." 2:49 "Enjoy it when he knows." 2:56 "Hell is here." 2:58 "Hail William." 3:02 "You scared of hell?" 3:05 "Take my hand." 3:44 "Trying to find him." 3:49 "Camera, camera camera." 4:38 "Prepare to puke." 5:06 "Your house is sh_t." 11:07 "Nobody here, okay?" 12:45 "Son of a b__tch." (loud) 13:04 "Mom. Somebody is calling." 13:08 "Okay sweetie." 14:22 "Don't like it." 22:15 "He's the one." 22:17 "My man just walks around in this hour." 22:23 "Some men." 22:33 "Come down!" (very loud! They want you to come down the stairs) 22:36 "Come down so we'll r__ you." 22:45 "My man's gone." 22:47 "He might not even be worth it." 22:52 "Go back!" (very loud!) 22:56 You turned to the right and the said, "oh my god, where is he going?" 22:58 "Nobody knows." 23:01 "There he goes." 23:03 "Turn back around." 23:05 "Go toward us at the window."
This is the first time I’ve seen my last name on a crypt, HAND makes you wonder. Early family members came from Ireland and Germany to Ellis Island. Excellent video too ❤. 🇺🇸
If you can’t read something, try gently rubbing a bit of chalk on it. Sometimes it’ll make the letters stand out. I’d love to go to Ireland some day to look for ancestors burial sites. My Irish ancestors “crossed the pond” during the potato famine, like many others.
A lot of big monuments in that one but it is amazing that with all that money spent, the names are usually illegible and eroded after a hundred to two hundred years.
@Dead Good Walks I imagine the statue at 13:20 is generic. It's very much of a kind with many others including the one standing over my great grandparents grave in Deansgrange cemetery in South Dublin. It bears no resemblance to them.
Fantastic film. That fog got quite thick so fast, made it very spooky 👻 Have you ever been really spooked walking around any of these places or anything happened to you? Hope you got home safe.
I think that people who tag their monikers on grave stones etc must have such low self esteem to a point that they try to steal the glory of the deceased.
Dan, you almost got lost? I loved looking into the family crypts, circles that appear below ground. I asked someone else who has covered Glasnevin, do you know what Glasnevin means or is it someone's name? You did great with both videos, I thoroughly enjoyed them. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
hey Janet, Glasnevin is a suburb in North Dublin so it is named after the location, it is close to the city centre and they also do really good tours of this cemetery as many notable Irish people are buried there. If you ever visit Dublin you should visit for sure!
Glasnevin is Irish for Glas Naíon, meaning stream of the infants, also known as Glas Naedhe, meaning stream of O'Naeidhe after a local stream and an ancient chieftain and it's a neighbourhood of Dublin.
Some very old vaults. The statue above the vault of the Rocca family looks like Padre Pio the Saint with the stigmata (the wounds in his hands like Jesus). He was a capuchin monk. Very beautiful walk thanks Martha
I have heard it said that we will all die twice. There is the day you draw your last breath and your heart stops ... then there is the day when someone says your name for the last time ever. That is when you are really dead.
I like reading the very old headstones, alot of the dearly departed have probably participated in a few wars in thier heyday, may these souls rest in peace in heaven 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. How odd, tombs without a name ??? 11:00 minutes, hard to visit and remember loved ones without a proper name marker? Aren't there any caretakers at these cemeteries you visit?
That's it, I understood (I'm watching your videos again with my mother), there are only 100 vaults: in the first radius 30, in the second - 70. Forgive me for pulling you with silly questions.🤩🤗
I bet the people who passed away are sitting in heaven , someone said my name I'm not forgotten . Sometimes people bury a love one , and never go and visit them it's beyond so sad 😭. At least what you are doing is wonderful thank you!!!
I just pictured someone in heaven getting excited because someone said their name... I love the thought of that!
@@melaniesometimes I absolutely love that thought❤️ made my heart happy!
Very Beautiful thought to share with us All here.. And Thank you! 💜
I often read names out loud as I pass thru. As to giving them a shout validation ever thou I don't know them.
Yes!
I don’t think it is disrespectful looking in , I think it honours the long departed and forgotten . If your intentions are good then no harm is done 🐨😃
Indeed. If they didn't want to be looked in on, the doors wouldn't have windows.
I think it’s natural to want to know what’s inside these crypts and tombs, etc. I love the fact you peek inside them 😂 it’s a morbid curiosity but also I just like to see all the old coffins and statues etc, fascinating to know they’ve been untouched since the 1800s.
Edit: made my comment and then you said exactly what I said about it being fascinating 😂
Cornelius Crotty is the coolest name! But what a perfectly miserable day for a cemetery tour. Thanks for enduring it for us.
I've adopted the name..lol. it's great isn't it?
Not a miserable day! A splendidly foggy day! The fog gives the cemetery character and sets the scene. I'd love to visit such a neat cemetery in the mist. 👻👀
Really enjoyed this walk through this cemetery. I like when you try to see inside the crypts.
Wow! I would love to see that in person and be wandering around those grounds. I can’t thank you enough for making these videos and taking me to places that I normally wouldn’t see. 👍🇨🇦
Me too!!🇺🇸❤😁
This is one of the most amazing cemeteries I have every been too. I found it to be very peaceful and not at all creepy. Ireland has the most beautiful and interesting cemeteries I have found. We did a lot of stops driving through Ireland and found so many tiny and hidden cemeteries ❤
The mist and the snow...beautiful! Peek away, Love the looking inside, Thank you!
I don’t think it’s disrespectful at all to look into the crypts. I think most people have a curiosity to see how people were placed and how the crypts were decorated. I myself loved the statues. No one would see them if you didn’t look. I love when people look into the crypts. Never know what you might see! Great video and beautiful graveyard.
Yeah I don't think they'd have the holes in the doors if they didn't want people to look in. Obviously people are curious and are going to look...if the family's didn't want to look, they'd cover the holes.
I myself would be curious don't think it's harming the dead or anyone.
@@whimsygrove9971 I don't have a problem with people looking in them, but that's not the reason there are holes in the crypts, lol.
Crypts are typically made for entire families to be placed in (you can see shelves on the sides in some of them for placing multiple coffins), therefore they have doors on them for future easy access. Because they will be opened repeatedly in the future, they have holes for ventilation. If there was no ventilation, decomposition fluid would not be able to evaporate while gases could build up and cause problems with pressure.
If they wanted it to be a display setting, I doubt they'd put only tiny holes you can barely see through. That being said, again, I still don't have a problem with it. I only think it'd be weird with newer burials where the person's loved ones are still around.
people will break into them if they see anything of value. putting it on youtube isnt very nice.
@@mattx9260 people aren’t stealing decaying bones.
I loved all your Ireland videos in the Cemeteries. The history you gave is fantastic I am from Howth County Dublin Ireland But I have lived over in London for 26 years my grandfather is buried in Glasnevin Cemetery my mother is from Glasnevin. Keep up the amazing videos you are fabulous Keep up the amazing videos you are fab thank you
The Crotty crypt possibly had a escape hatch , as many were afraid of being buried alive , this the key hole in the monument .
Love the old dates of the grave sites. Thanks again for the tour. Hugs 😁🤗💖. Suzie
This cemetery is so historic and beautiful. Well maintained.
Beautifully well maintained graveyard. When that mist started coming down i was half expecting Dracula to pop out from behind a toumb stone. Great filming, i loved the crypts, some people in the USA use a camera on a long thin wire to see inside of crypts ( if you like that thing) New subscriber
Lovely old crypts.Some of them kinda remind me of the Circle of Lebanon at Highgate cemetery
Wow so much history.It makes you realize how much land that's needed for a cemetery,🤔✝️ hope you made your flight ✈️❤️🇨🇦
What a beautiful and fantastic looking cemetery. Nice and clean, and well kept up...Love it!
Ah my hometown ! This is a wonderful place to wonder and get lost in, and always feels so peaceful. Interestingly some of the crypts now are owned by Italian families that settled in Dublin, brings a nice vibe to the place 😄 Thanks for the video Dan !
As he was walking passed the crypts, I noticed some of the names were italian.
@@whimsygrove9971 she won’t reply, wouldn’t even bother
Have you ever thought about a snake camera for looking in these vaults? Amazon has some that hook right up to your phone. Prices are pretty reasonable as well. Maybe give them a look and see what you think.
Good idea, the snake camera.
Dan,You always fine the most incredible places to investigate! Thank You Soooooo Much! I always have a better day after spending the time going on your adventures!🥰
Can't wait👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great video mate 👍🏻 glasnevin is a fascinating place and full of history 🇮🇪☘️💚
Such a grand looking cemetery, thanks for that wonderful walk thru. I just look seeing different places in different countries. It's like a vacation sight to view for me.
Why is there such an issue about looking into the crypts? It is not disrespectful to do so imo. Many of these graves haven't had a family member visit for years. The craftsmanship one can see inside these tombs is amazing and should be shown more often. Back during a time when the families were very involved in death processes. Before morticians became a thing the families took care of it all including the making of the coffin. The deceased would be displayed in the parlor room of their house for at least 3 days sometimes longer depending on how far away family was.
The whole postmortem photography phase was happening back then because picture taking was expensive and it was most likely the only picture of the person the family would get. I truly feel we need to back to some of these customs and traditions to help future generations to value human life again. 🤔
Thanks Dan I got home late tonight so enjoyed watching it before I went to bed. Anyway I enjoyed the video and the Beautiful statues around the cemetery in Dublin. It looked like it was still cold there and I know you had told me in the last preview it was 0° outside. Anyway thank you so much for sharing and enjoyed the tour.
18:30 - Depictions of lambs are used on children's graves. Apparently because lambs denote innocence and youth, along with the obvious religious connotation.
Kinda a random bit of info (given it has nothing to do with Irish burial culture or anything-as far as I know, anyway), but it was very common in the US for the depiction of a lamb lying on its stomach to be carved onto the top of children's gravestones from the 19th to the earlier 20th centuries. Very common sight in old graveyards here.
Such an incredible show. 🪦🪦🪦
Seattle, Washington, USA. I LIVE vicariously thru you darlin’!.💖
See you later, Dan! 🤩
Well, I must have overslept the premiere 🤷🏻♀️🙈
But....
What a wonderful cemetery...a special atmosphere....so many impressive tombstones....and behind each one is a life story...people...families...destinies...hopes....someday people standed there , said goodbye to loved ones, cried, thought...
Somehow I can't stop thinking about this cemetery right now... Whatever it is....
(I almost got a heart attack from the shock of the white statue in the crypt 😅)
If there was something like that here, I think I would live there and wander around... during the day (😬) 😂
Thank you 😊
PS I hope you got home safe...
Beautiful place and kept well too my friend
I found the bricked up ones depressing. I've told my family that what ever they do to me I want a plaque somewhere so someone like me can one day find me in a graveyard and wonder what I was like. Graveyards are lovely places to reflect and remember so we are not totally forgotten, when were gone. I love the comment about being excited in heaven because a name was spoken. I'll be doing that more often in future :)
Absolutely stunning cemetery... wonderful walk.. thanks Dan
Great looking cemetery and that fog made for a perfect walk through it.
The steps leading to the underground vaults reminds me of the scene in "Bride of Frankenstein" where Dr. Praetorius meets the Monster. Peering into those vaults, you literally see the dust and cobwebs of the Ages. Looks like the inner gates of those vaults are quite ornate, based on the small amount seen though those holes. Imagine going to the expense of ornate inner gates that'll only be seen each time the vault was opened for another burial.
I wondered if you ever got lost! Yup!! Marvelous tour!! Thank you!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏❤
It truly is an incredible and beautiful graveyard I like the paved walkways incredible tombs and monuments
Your content is just so amazing. Thank you.
I'd be scared to look in just incase a skeleton was standing by the door or something
Thanks for posting your videos! They're great......
Love you are recording these videos, anyone that likes genealogy will appreciate this.
May these Souls and all the Souls of the Faithful Departed through the Mercy of God Rest in Peace!
Way Cool! Thanks for sharing😊
Yes the fog is getting thicker and it’s coming for you……😮 lol this place has been incredible and the weather has been perfect and gloomy 🙃 thanks for a great one😊
You can get a endoscopic type camera fairly cheap at an auto part store..may be useful for peeking into places. You can snake it into little holes and see.
I'm tempted
Hopefully I will get to one of the live premieres Dan, I haven't been to one yet! But I think you know how the work thing goes.. Really enjoyed watching.. Thank you so much 🪦x
This is my dream come true cemetery where I would love to be buried it is a place of beauty 💜🙏🕊️
Merci pour la Ballade🔬🍀🎬Alex France🙏🌌
Waiting for this video to start it looks eeri
What a perfectly spooky atmosphere! Fantastic video, as usual 😊
Thank you
Excellent opportunity to see cemetery. Beautiful location
Thanks Dan❤
Such a beautiful cemetery. I hate that I missed the live chat. I'm away from my desk more these days in other parts of the house talking with family. Hopefully I'll get lucky next time. ❤
We missed you Cathy
@@ianrobert6239 I missed you all as well ❤
Wow looks amazing
I ll be there!!!!👍👻
I love your videos you make it so interesting.thankyou.
A Brilliant Video
If they didn’t want people looking in they wouldn’t have put the holes in the doors.
absolutely fantastic👍👍👍
It’s a peaceful cemetery compared to the Edinburgh one, which was eerie. They are both fascinating. I wonder what it was like in those days. Now I know what they mean by a paupers grave. All the fancy ones are rich people. The fog sets the scene.
You should check out deansgrange graveyard in deansgrange Dublin it's big and old , you will enjoy the old section it dates back to 1700 and I have family there
Wonderful tour of stone history. Such a pity not many are readable! Have never seen new crypts before so that’s how the start as - amazing! A very big cemetery isn’t it? Where are you from? Catching a plane for home? Well done! You came over very well
Minute 12.16 with the fog, the angel and in the background seagulls or birds making noise is kind of creepy
It’s fascinating to see the statues and stuff sitting untouched for so long, sitting right where someone placed them in memorial over 100 years ago.
The ships horn in the background and the fog fitted the video.
The Lamb you saw is (maybe Roman Catholic) the Lamb of God. It symbolises Christ, the shepard. The Lost Lamb. etc.
GREAT VIDEO 🙏
That cemetery is vast. It would take absolutely ages to get round it. It’s very nicely laid out though. You got great creepy weather with that fog and it’s lucky you didn’t get lost. I’d go there earlyish in the morning. My favourite cemetery you’ve visited so far is the one in Dumfries because it’s so old and crowded with tomb stones.
"Shall we?" Yesss Sir! 👏👏
1:49 "Who are you and what do you want from us?"
1:53 "This is my crypt, man."
2:01 "What have you done?"
2:14 "Walk around."
2:17 "William come."
2:20 "William will come out."
2:25 "Will be here in a minute."
2:35 "William will be here."
2:37 "He'll come."
2:38 "William is on his way."
2:40 "I told you he will come."
2:45 "William is on his way."
2:46 "Told you he will come."
2:49 "Enjoy it when he knows."
2:56 "Hell is here."
2:58 "Hail William."
3:02 "You scared of hell?"
3:05 "Take my hand."
3:44 "Trying to find him."
3:49 "Camera, camera camera."
4:38 "Prepare to puke."
5:06 "Your house is sh_t."
11:07 "Nobody here, okay?"
12:45 "Son of a b__tch." (loud)
13:04 "Mom. Somebody is calling."
13:08 "Okay sweetie."
14:22 "Don't like it."
22:15 "He's the one."
22:17 "My man just walks around in this hour."
22:23 "Some men."
22:33 "Come down!" (very loud! They want you to come down the stairs)
22:36 "Come down so we'll r__ you."
22:45 "My man's gone."
22:47 "He might not even be worth it."
22:52 "Go back!" (very loud!)
22:56 You turned to the right and the said, "oh my god, where is he going?"
22:58 "Nobody knows."
23:01 "There he goes."
23:03 "Turn back around."
23:05 "Go toward us at the window."
Glasnevin Cemetery, established by Daniel O'Connell in 1832
Impressive cemetery!
This is the first time I’ve seen my last name on a crypt, HAND makes you wonder. Early family members came from Ireland and Germany to Ellis Island. Excellent video too ❤. 🇺🇸
at 029 someone has tried to steal the plaque ...angers me that does
If you can’t read something, try gently rubbing a bit of chalk on it. Sometimes it’ll make the letters stand out. I’d love to go to Ireland some day to look for ancestors burial sites. My Irish ancestors “crossed the pond” during the potato famine, like many others.
YeEeeSsss! Yo! Parking 🅿️ Spot 23 OGs!
If you know you know lol
A lot of big monuments in that one but it is amazing that with all that money spent, the names are usually illegible and eroded after a hundred to two hundred years.
The Victorians really had a thing for death. The most beautiful tombs were erected in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries from what I see.
@Dead Good Walks I imagine the statue at 13:20 is generic. It's very much of a kind with many others including the one standing over my great grandparents grave in Deansgrange cemetery in South Dublin. It bears no resemblance to them.
I don’t think it’s disrespectful at all. I think most people understand that it’s just interesting history in old graveyards.
Dude, get one of those snake camera things. You'll then easily be able to see inside the crypts.
Thanks
Thank you too. Glad you enjoyed the video
Fantastic film. That fog got quite thick so fast, made it very spooky 👻
Have you ever been really spooked walking around any of these places or anything happened to you?
Hope you got home safe.
I think that people who tag their monikers on grave stones etc must have such low self esteem to a point that they try to steal the glory of the deceased.
Byrne is pronounced Burn.😊
my Mother and one of my Brothers is buried there.
Dan, you almost got lost? I loved looking into the family crypts, circles that appear below ground. I asked someone else who has covered Glasnevin, do you know what Glasnevin means or is it someone's name? You did great with both videos, I thoroughly enjoyed them. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
hey Janet, Glasnevin is a suburb in North Dublin so it is named after the location, it is close to the city centre and they also do really good tours of this cemetery as many notable Irish people are buried there. If you ever visit Dublin you should visit for sure!
Glasnevin is Irish for Glas Naíon, meaning stream of the infants, also known as Glas Naedhe, meaning stream of O'Naeidhe after a local stream and an ancient chieftain and it's a neighbourhood of Dublin.
👍😃
There's a church near me called saint Peters and one of the vaults there is 1028 years old.
I wonder what happened to that grave that was destroyed at 17:19?
I forgot: 30 - an inner radius, 72 - external radius (35A, 35B) and a couple of central radii for 11-12 vaults.
👍👍👍First Class
Okay did some one say something to you for looking through the holes ,my morbid curiosity would have me peeking in also
Some very old vaults. The statue above the vault of the Rocca family looks like Padre Pio the Saint with the stigmata (the wounds in his hands like Jesus). He was a capuchin monk. Very beautiful walk thanks Martha
Siiii es el Padre Pío de Pietricina
I have heard it said that we will all die twice. There is the day you draw your last breath and your heart stops ... then there is the day when someone says your name for the last time ever.
That is when you are really dead.
It is good that you remember the dead.
I like reading the very old headstones, alot of the dearly departed have probably participated in a few wars in thier heyday, may these souls rest in peace in heaven 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. How odd, tombs without a name ??? 11:00 minutes, hard to visit and remember loved ones without a proper name marker? Aren't there any caretakers at these cemeteries you visit?
The fog makes the video.
That's it, I understood (I'm watching your videos again with my mother), there are only 100 vaults: in the first radius 30, in the second - 70. Forgive me for pulling you with silly questions.🤩🤗
Esquire is the courtesy title for a lawyer. E. Lawless, Esquire
Such crunchy paths there in the UK cemeteries! Lol
This cemetery is in Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪
Is it me, or did anyone else hear at around 16:46 when he says “oh wow look at that” a faint whisper saying “yes”.