Hello GV, I agree with two other people…i heard whispers at the earlier part of your tour, and again at different parts, a man’s voice, but couldn’t tell what he was saying… just accompanying you as you went round. I also agree with you that it was a husband and wife buried together…they were tight up close, with figurines facing each other, which you wouldn’t get with strangers. I always feel that cats are very spiritual animals, and I think it’s so touching how they are always drawn to you in a churchyard…..just wish they could talk! The things they could tell! That was fascinating and although I wasn’t born when the fighting between the British and IRA , I bow my head when I see a young Irish man killed for what he believed In ,God bless him. Thankyou GV, that was a really interesting tour, and I’m grateful to whoever is looking after it and keeping the grass short….no wet feet this time GV!! 👏🏻👏🏻 love and light , Helen 🙋♀️🥰💐🙏🦋🦋🦋xx
This graveyard really did have a different feel to it. God bless the young Mr. Mullins who died in Ireland's fight for independence. Which, by the way, they finally won in 1922! Much to my satisfaction. The British thought nothing of getting rid of Irish lives as long as it suited them. Much appreciated Cathal, I do feel for those cats that roam the cemeteries. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Nice to see they are taking care of the graveyard. Reading that inscription of the fallen soldier, brought tears to my eyes😢. 🙏🏻prayers for all the fallen soldiers in every country who fought for freedom 💐 Animals are a great judge of character Cathal!! Thanks for another great tour!
What a beautiful graveyard. I’m so glad to see someone is tending to it. I absolutely love the Celtic crosses, as well as the old iron cross. And all those inscriptions were lovely. I wish the bell tower had been open. I would love to have seen inside, though I completely get why it’s locked. Thanks for another great video! 😊
Fantastic journey through that graveyard G V. Beautiful Celtic Crosses in that place and to honor that fallen soldier. A shame for that fallen crow. Celtic lore states that crows are the bearers of the souls to the afterlife.
I’m glad they’re taking care of the graves that needed it. Ah, and you reading that beautiful verse at the back of his gravestone …got me tearing up 🥲. Poor lad. Oh, and that iron cross…so very very sad. They can be sad and Beautiful and touching all at once. It also reminds us of how our life expectancy has risen since medicines and vaccines were invented. (And then you said it, too! Wow!) But, it’s so clear in history. When I was in elementary school our teacher told us the life expectancy was in the sixties (I can no longer remember sixty-what anymore) God Bless you all. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Another great video, Brother. You get the thumbs up as soon as the video starts because I know you'll earn it. Beautiful old cemetery. You know, as often as you run across your little furry friends 🐱in those old burial grounds, you might want to consider carrying along a pouch of treats. Lol!
Beautiful church and graveyard, I am glad to see that someone is trying to take care of it. Those monuments are works of art! I wonder 🤔 how long it took people in those days to carve a complete monument? You have a way of making new friends, that cat 🐈 took a liking to you. Great walking tour, thank you very much GV.
Wow GV, this was a great walk. Things we've never seen before, like the swan with the head of a snake. Glad the graveyard is being looked after. Thank you!
Something to use on these really old stones is flour. Throw a couple of handfuls against the stone and rub it in. There is no harm to the stone and the flour washes off with the next rain.
At timestamp 23:16, Teresa Mary, daughter of John Darell Esq., was Joseph Shee's wife. He was a merchant and their son, Sir William Shee, was an Anglo-Irish politician, lawyer, judge and first Roman Catholic judge to sit in England and Wales since the Reformation. The Darell family held Scotney Castle for four centuries and hid a priest in a Priest Hole in the castle. The 'new' Scotney Castle that you showed is a Victorian style mansion built by the grandson of Edward Hussey who bought the castle and lands from the Darell family. The Castle was sold to the National Trust in 1970.
Many times I have been followed by a grave kitty, quite a few times have lead me to unmarked graves that I couldn’t find, one particularly my Scottish GG Granfather and family , this kitty meowed and rolled all over the large mound, ( 12 burials in it) rubbed around my feet, meowed and made me follow it turning it head and meowing at me, yes a black cat. Laid on the grave . Believe it or not, it was the family plot after another investigation, magic 🐨💗
Hiya, GV! Jas with the "s" higher than the "Ja" stands for James, as "Jos or Jos with a "ph" higher stands for Joseph; and "Jos" with a higher "a" stands for Joshua 😊
My dad's middle. Name was hoyne . It's suppose to be a family name as well as temple .but this is the first time I have seen the name hoyne .the last name is fallis but I don't know where our name came from
Have you ever seen the name Gourlay on any headstones name been spelled different in the past . From scotland an has a coat of arms. ? Thanks from the u.s.a love the videos you 2 put out.❤
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Aww nadia thank you so much 🙏
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Hello GV, I agree with two other people…i heard whispers at the earlier part of your tour, and again at different parts, a man’s voice, but couldn’t tell what he was saying… just accompanying you as you went round.
I also agree with you that it was a husband and wife buried together…they were tight up close, with figurines facing each other, which you wouldn’t get with strangers. I always feel that cats are very spiritual animals, and I think it’s so touching how they are always drawn to you in a churchyard…..just wish they could talk! The things they could tell!
That was fascinating and although I wasn’t born when the fighting between the British and IRA , I bow my head when I see a young Irish man killed for what he believed In ,God bless him.
Thankyou GV, that was a really interesting tour, and I’m grateful to whoever is looking after it and keeping the grass short….no wet feet this time GV!! 👏🏻👏🏻 love and light , Helen 🙋♀️🥰💐🙏🦋🦋🦋xx
May Mullins soul rest in peace. He was fighting for his country in a time where things were in chaos. Again rest in peace Mullins.
This graveyard really did have a different feel to it. God bless the young Mr. Mullins who died in Ireland's fight for independence. Which, by the way, they finally won in 1922! Much to my satisfaction. The British thought nothing of getting rid of Irish lives as long as it suited them. Much appreciated Cathal, I do feel for those cats that roam the cemeteries. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Nice to see they are taking care of the graveyard. Reading that inscription of the fallen soldier, brought tears to my eyes😢. 🙏🏻prayers for all the fallen soldiers in every country who fought for freedom 💐
Animals are a great judge of character Cathal!! Thanks for another great tour!
I love all the craftsmanship that was required to make such beautiful headstones .these old grave yards are awesome
I love these explorations at historic cemeteries.
Can’t put my finger on it, but it’s almost like there were whispers in the background here and there. It’s a lovely place, thanks GV.
THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL OLD GRAVEYARD AND CLEAN WITH A LOT OF HISTORY TOO.❤❤
Beautiful graveyard Ireland is a beautiful country the countryside is breathtaking lovely old graves
It really is we are very proud to be Irish 🍀❤️
Beautiful old graveyard with lovely stonework. Nice to see the place is well cared for.
What a beautiful graveyard. I’m so glad to see someone is tending to it. I absolutely love the Celtic crosses, as well as the old iron cross. And all those inscriptions were lovely. I wish the bell tower had been open. I would love to have seen inside, though I completely get why it’s locked. Thanks for another great video! 😊
Great video thank you so much for sharing. I really love the beautiful headstones and I appreciate you sharing those also.
This is beautiful, it’s nice that someone is mowing the grass. I love the bell tower!
Lovely old graveyard and that bell tower so beautiful..❤
Lovely grave yard great church great video guys god bless from Glasgow . 💚
It is a lovely cemetery so old I love the Celtic crosses
Very lovely old graveyard. That last one of Matthew Dunne, died in Havana Cuba Oct 1918 I believe?
Thank you again for another lovely walkabout.
Fantastic journey through that graveyard G V. Beautiful Celtic Crosses in that place and to honor that fallen soldier. A shame for that fallen crow. Celtic lore states that crows are the bearers of the souls to the afterlife.
Another grand video GV May all there including the two soldiers R.I.P,Safetravels ,take care,god bless to you ,sue and the cat,👋👋🙏🙏👍🇦🇺
Thanks fur the tour of this beautiful old cemetery.
I’m glad they’re taking care of the graves that needed it. Ah, and you reading that beautiful verse at the back of his gravestone …got me tearing up 🥲. Poor lad.
Oh, and that iron cross…so very very sad. They can be sad and Beautiful and touching all at once.
It also reminds us of how our life expectancy has risen since medicines and vaccines were invented. (And then you said it, too! Wow!) But, it’s so clear in history. When I was in elementary school our teacher told us the life expectancy was in the sixties (I can no longer remember sixty-what anymore) God Bless you all. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you GV it's a neat little graveyard 👏👏👍
Another great video, Brother. You get the thumbs up as soon as the video starts because I know you'll earn it. Beautiful old cemetery. You know, as often as you run across your little furry friends 🐱in those old burial grounds, you might want to consider carrying along a pouch of treats. Lol!
Lovely quiet beautiful place. Thank you 😊
Beautiful church and graveyard, I am glad to see that someone is trying to take care of it. Those monuments are works of art! I wonder 🤔 how long it took people in those days to carve a complete monument? You have a way of making new friends, that cat 🐈 took a liking to you. Great walking tour, thank you very much GV.
Wow GV, this was a great walk. Things we've never seen before, like the swan with the head of a snake. Glad the graveyard is being looked after. Thank you!
Very good GV. Can't get a better vibe than a friendly cat!😊
Incredible history here! Thank you so much for bringing us along! Make sure to give the video a thumbs up guys!
I wish we had enough people who care to keep up with these old cemeteries. Cleaning stones and surroundings. we sure like to watch graveyard shows.
thanks again Sue and you bring the stories to life
Cheers Jamie 🙏
Remarkable how many different designs you get with these iron railings ❤
History is everywhere when u know how to look ...love your videos ...they are great .love it love it love it❤️
Thanks Marie ❤️
Thank you! Love your cat friend!
Something to use on these really old stones is flour. Throw a couple of handfuls against the stone and rub it in. There is no harm to the stone and the flour washes off with the next rain.
At timestamp 23:16, Teresa Mary, daughter of John Darell Esq., was Joseph Shee's wife. He was a merchant and their son, Sir William Shee, was an Anglo-Irish politician, lawyer, judge and first Roman Catholic judge to sit in England and Wales since the Reformation. The Darell family held Scotney Castle for four centuries and hid a priest in a Priest Hole in the castle. The 'new' Scotney Castle that you showed is a Victorian style mansion built by the grandson of Edward Hussey who bought the castle and lands from the Darell family. The Castle was sold to the National Trust in 1970.
hello grave visitations love your channel
Hello there thank you
Awww the kitty 🐈⬛ 💕
Thank you so much 👍👍👍
A really well kept graveyard.
very cool.
I think the cat is the caretaker 😺 Nice and neat churchyard 👍
Many times I have been followed by a grave kitty, quite a few times have lead me to unmarked graves that I couldn’t find, one particularly my Scottish GG Granfather and family , this kitty meowed and rolled all over the large mound, ( 12 burials in it) rubbed around my feet, meowed and made me follow it turning it head and meowing at me, yes a black cat. Laid on the grave . Believe it or not, it was the family plot after another investigation, magic 🐨💗
Wow that was definitely a sign from above
Omg that stone of the fallen hero gave me goosebumps...I say honor the risen because they are with our Lord ❤❤❤
Very touching inscription isn't it 🇮🇪❤️
Nice graveyard...great job GV...
Thanks 👍
Thanks
Angie thank you appreciate it ❤
The cat probably can see the spirits. God rest their souls.
Greetings from Poteet Texas
Hey Gary 👋
Wow huge grave stones mate
Was the solders headstone updated with the black stonework at the bottom? Wonderful video. Love your work.
No idea it could have been
Hiya, GV! Jas with the "s" higher than the "Ja" stands for James, as "Jos or Jos with a "ph" higher stands for Joseph; and "Jos" with a higher "a" stands for Joshua 😊
Cheers for the information Angie 👍
@GraveVisitations As always, you're welcome. I just wish it would stop raining for you!
Love the cat
Hi there GV hope you are well and in good form today know that place well
Yes, thank you.
Rest in Peace the Mullins❤
What a lovely Tower
also in Castlecomer you'll find the Croppies Grave outside the Gate of the old coalmine
Cool baun is just outside Castlecomer main road
My dad's middle. Name was hoyne . It's suppose to be a family name as well as temple .but this is the first time I have seen the name hoyne .the last name is fallis but I don't know where our name came from
Hoyne I've heard a few times in kilkenny. Great you can relate to the name
Have you ever seen the name Gourlay on any headstones name been spelled different in the past . From scotland an has a coat of arms. ? Thanks from the u.s.a love the videos you 2 put out.❤
Can't say I have seen any yet
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Acid rain destroys everything grave stones.
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Thank you you just found my butler brick wall
What part is that?
You found lizzy butler that is my aunt on my father's side. You video the butler stone
I want to know what they are doing to those graves.
In parts of your filming I was sure there was a mist rollling in, then the next minute it was gone 🤔
Oh that's strange it was a clear day didn't see any mist
Just seen a relative that could be connective to number 59 FRAYNE XXX
Know that place well just 10miles from us
Very nice headstones here John
That is the head of the swan they can be vicious
GV makes u wonder how they spoke bak in the 1700's
It's a goose neck not a snake. Just saying.
Lol looks like a snake tho
Hiya