I am always amazed at the beauty of these graves and mausoleums. After watching you and Serenity Sue for so long, l have realised that buried isn't t for me, and once your loved ones have passed it,s a shame that their graves are left to decay as their bodies have. Almost 200 years later, their names are forgotten, and their graves are weeded over even collapsing in. Their families are all gone, so who where they what did they do, where they lived, how many children did they have, the list goes on, never to be answered. It,s because of you both you bring the names to life again, the people and families to life again thank you both for your hard work l just wish there were more people around the world telling the stories of the deceased.
Dont be so hasty about burials , my dear mother, Bless her heart, came to me in a dream after she died , and , in my dream ,i was so glad to see her , i asked her if she was ok ,i asked her many questions ,i asked her if it hurt her when she died , She told me that the worst part about dying was her cremation ,because she FELT IT!
Thank you, GV, for always being so kind and focusing on as many graves as you can. I love these adventures and always look forward to seeing your videos ❤❤
Such a beautiful old cemetery. Seeing inside the mausoleum with prayers benches, seeing the coffin with the flowers. For some reason that one kind of took my breath away. I wish I knew about the Irish history on my fathers side. Thank you so much for sharing this 💜
WOW!! The McCabe Mausoleum was quite the stunning interior! Tiled walls and pictures, and the coffins sitting as if they were just placed yesterday, just the cobwebs to show otherwise! When you showed the view through the keyhole in the basement of the church, I thought I saw a tarp, but I broke out laughing when I saw it was a pile of hay! You would think it was storage for the gardener with the ladders and all! I suspect they might have stored coffins there in the winter when it was too hard to dig a grave in the winter. When you looked in the McCabe Mausoleum through the window, you could see the decay after so many years. The 'chairs' were kneeling benches for praying. A great video! Thank you!
@@GraveVisitations I would suspect it it is used when a new grave is filled in and they spread grass seed and cover it with hay/straw mulch to protect it, so it wasn't a big mystery as to why it was there, but it made more sense for the space to be for the groundskeepers and not a permanent mausoleum/crypt.
Brilliant video once again GV.. inside the mccabe vault the two chairs you mentioned are actually praying stalls, so family and friends could go in and pray by the coffin, takecare and carry on the good work ❤
Sorry I missed the live just now!! I think I have a cold coming!!🤧 What an ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING cemetery!! I love that ornately decorated mausoleum!! Thanks for sharing this with us, GV!! XXXX 🤗💞👍❤👏
Thank you so much for a beautiful walk through that beautiful cemetery in Dublin. Thank you so much for sharing as always. I enjoy your videos, thank you again.
@cathys7087 This is Deansgrange cemetery in Dublin. It's not forgotten despite all the weeds you see growing on graves. It is still an active cemetery and several of my family and friends are at rest here. There is a problem in that a particularly prolific weed called mare's tail has taken over. Despite complaints the authorities responsible for the upkeep of the cemetery have been very slow to deal with it. Each time I visit my loved ones I do a bit of weeding and tidying of adjacent graves.
Beautiful blue sky❤️ The empty one could be died out of country or married and buried with them or had their own family and buried there. Great cemetery very pretty❤️
In Islington cemetery london, were my Great great gran is buried, there is a tomb were you can see the coffins and the funeral flowers are still on the coffins after all these years and looks from the late Victoria or Edwardian period.
Just found this video. A lovely graveyard,holding so many stories from those who lived and passed on,long before our birth. Its comforting to know that there are people like you and Sue,who are dedicated in showing such a great depth of love and respect to these dear souls. God bless from Oklahoma U.S.
Well sitting watching your channel and up comes J P McCabe's grave . He was my Grandfather's cousin and a prominent politician in Blackrock Dublin. I had heard that the tomb had been disturbed about 20 years ago but looking at your film it looked peaceful. Took my breath away for a few seconds. Thank You. I will visit it some day.
Yes . I have a photo of the grave as I have a keen interest in family history. Brings it very much home when you see one of your own on your channel.@@GraveVisitations
The angel statue looks a bit like the angels from Doctor Who... hope you didn't blink! 😀 Curious that the first mausoleum had an empty space... wonder if it was perhaps originally reserved for a family member who later decided to be laid to rest elsewhere - so the space went unused. Another great video 😀
I love your videos and I love the cemetery’s you visit and share with us! I think they are beautiful just the way they are and don’t feel that they are neglected! They are what we all eventually will be. Ashes to Ashes and all that……
Another nice video of Deansgrange. You would have passed the grave of my great grandparents on your short walk from the main gates to the Kavanagh vault.
Thank you for finding the names and pictures of these souls and all the others who are now smiling and protecting you for your heartfelt attention and recognition .
@@GraveVisitations my dear friend and spiritual advisor Deacon Rory Desmond is from the county of cork in ireland ,and when i told him about a grave in cork that you filmed with the name Desmond he perked up andvasked me more but i couldnt find it again , do you remember it ? It wasnt a grave so much but perhaps a place for cremated remains and i believe it might have been the episode where there was that magnifiscent mosoleum with the stuff leaking out of it from that man that was a tyrant but his epitaph said he was loved by all ,and the remains of that soup kitchen , I may be mistaken , and i am sorry for my gramnar and language but understand i am an an american.
It has been said that you die twice. First time when you take your last breath, second time the last time your name is spoken. Love your channel, thank you.
Old cemetary,glad it is cleared. Such perfection in creating the mausaleums😊 what it would be like to know their lives. Beautiful walk. Thanx ....God bless❤😂
There are those who believe by saying a decreased name that gives them the comfort of not being forgotten. Especially in the case where these very little probability of any family members being left alive.
Large cemetery, very interesting monuments. Is the cemetery no longer in active use? The coffins ⚰️ in the mausoleums are in very good condition, considering their age. Thank you very much GV and Sue, for another interesting video. Have a great week ahead. 😊
Such beautiful grave monuments. Such Peace. So sad a lot of graves in the USA are flat placques on the ground. Does not even look like cemetaries, not the same feeling at all.
Suvla Bay in Gallipoli. I think it was in Turkey. The battle spawned one of my favorite songs, The Band Played Waltzing Mathilda. It’s one of the saddest songs I’ve ever heard. I would look it up if I were you.
So the McCabe mausoleum is the husband and wife only. Poor woman died very young. She has been there for over 100 years then and he has been in there for 80 years. Find it odd that the walls are tiled. What a strange thing to do.
Oh I just realised, RMS Titanic struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic Ocean on 3rd April 1912....was she on the ship and they recovered her body? The ship was built in Ireland, wasn;t it?
places like this give me the creeps. which to me is funny, because I don't believe in ghosts or anything that can't be verified with science. maybe that's a reflection of humanities first act of disobedience towards god. the curse of knowledge.
I am always amazed at the beauty of these graves and mausoleums. After watching you and Serenity Sue for so long, l have realised that buried isn't t for me, and once your loved ones have passed it,s a shame that their graves are left to decay as their bodies have. Almost 200 years later, their names are forgotten, and their graves are weeded over even collapsing in. Their families are all gone, so who where they what did they do, where they lived, how many children did they have, the list goes on, never to be answered. It,s because of you both you bring the names to life again, the people and families to life again thank you both for your hard work l just wish there were more people around the world telling the stories of the deceased.
Dont be so hasty about burials , my dear mother, Bless her heart, came to me in a dream after she died , and , in my dream ,i was so glad to see her , i asked her if she was ok ,i asked her many questions ,i asked her if it hurt her when she died ,
She told me that the worst part about dying was her cremation ,because she FELT IT!
@@izysly6924oh my goodness bless all
Thank you, GV, for always being so kind and focusing on as many graves as you can.
I love these adventures and always look forward to seeing your videos ❤❤
Thanks to you both! History on your side is long, but World Wars tie us all together. So does Peace, even better. 😊❤. ✌🏼💜
Such a beautiful old cemetery. Seeing inside the mausoleum with prayers benches, seeing the coffin with the flowers. For some reason that one kind of took my breath away. I wish I knew about the Irish history on my fathers side. Thank you so much for sharing this 💜
WOW!!
The McCabe Mausoleum was quite the stunning interior! Tiled walls and pictures, and the coffins sitting as if they were just placed yesterday, just the cobwebs to show otherwise!
When you showed the view through the keyhole in the basement of the church, I thought I saw a tarp, but I broke out laughing when I saw it was a pile of hay! You would think it was storage for the gardener with the ladders and all! I suspect they might have stored coffins there in the winter when it was too hard to dig a grave in the winter.
When you looked in the McCabe Mausoleum through the window, you could see the decay after so many years. The 'chairs' were kneeling benches for praying.
A great video! Thank you!
The hay was strange to see in a crypt lol
@@GraveVisitations I would suspect it it is used when a new grave is filled in and they spread grass seed and cover it with hay/straw mulch to protect it, so it wasn't a big mystery as to why it was there, but it made more sense for the space to be for the groundskeepers and not a permanent mausoleum/crypt.
The tall Celtic cross towards the beginning of the video is beautiful! Thank you for the adventure!
Glad you enjoyed it! It's a beautiful cemetery
Brilliant video once again GV.. inside the mccabe vault the two chairs you mentioned are actually praying stalls, so family and friends could go in and pray by the coffin, takecare and carry on the good work ❤
Sorry I missed the live just now!! I think I have a cold coming!!🤧
What an ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING cemetery!! I love that ornately decorated mausoleum!!
Thanks for sharing this with us, GV!! XXXX 🤗💞👍❤👏
All good nadia I hope you feel better soon 👍
@@GraveVisitations 💞🤗XXXX
Thank you for showing this gorgeous graveyard and church. Some of those Graves are awesome ❤❤
Thank you so much for a beautiful walk through that beautiful cemetery in Dublin. Thank you so much for sharing as always. I enjoy your videos, thank you again.
Thanks Joel hope you are well
@GraveVisitations Thank you I am. It's been getting colder here in Kansas. Hope you are well and have a safe week 😊.
Love these old cemeteries,GV! So sad it looks forgotten but it makes for a wonderful explore. Thanks for a great video!
Titanic sank on the 15th of April she died on the 3rd of April so no lol
@cathys7087 This is Deansgrange cemetery in Dublin. It's not forgotten despite all the weeds you see growing on graves. It is still an active cemetery and several of my family and friends are at rest here. There is a problem in that a particularly prolific weed called mare's tail has taken over. Despite complaints the authorities responsible for the upkeep of the cemetery have been very slow to deal with it. Each time I visit my loved ones I do a bit of weeding and tidying of adjacent graves.
@@bahoonies hi thank you for the feedback. I did notice on the office window a piece of paper stating this.
Lovely well kept graveyard and beautifully put together GV just love your content 😘
Beautiful graves. I love seeing those angel statues. Interesting views inside the mausoleums!
Thanks for the cemetary tour. Alot of mausoleums Very nice .
Hi again GV just after jumping on your channel great stuff as usual 👍
Hey 👋 GV, sue. Hope your both ok. Catch you tonight take care God bless ❤❤❤
Catch you later
@@GraveVisitations I forgot to say GV I’ve changed my name from David Mc to what it is now 👍👍
Beautiful blue sky❤️ The empty one could be died out of country or married and buried with them or had their own family and buried there. Great cemetery very pretty❤️
Fascinating peeping inside the one with two coffins and pictures on the wall. Thank you 😊
I love this cemetery. So old. So many. Thanx for a lovely video as always, perfect❤😊❤😊
The vault with the coffin and the flowers on top,so impressive!!!
In Islington cemetery london, were my Great great gran is buried, there is a tomb were you can see the coffins and the funeral flowers are still on the coffins after all these years and looks from the late Victoria or Edwardian period.
Interesting
Beautiful walk GV. I love the angel with the harp. Lots of history here, too. Thank you!
It really has lots of amazing graves and mausoleums
Just found this video. A lovely graveyard,holding so many stories from those who lived and passed on,long before our birth. Its comforting to know that there are people like you and Sue,who are dedicated in showing such a great depth of love and respect to these dear souls. God bless from Oklahoma U.S.
Thanks Rebecca 🙏
Well sitting watching your channel and up comes J P McCabe's grave . He was my Grandfather's cousin and a prominent politician in Blackrock Dublin. I had heard that the tomb had been disturbed about 20 years ago but looking at your film it looked peaceful. Took my breath away for a few seconds. Thank You. I will visit it some day.
I'm glad you got to see it and it's a relative of yours 👍
Yes . I have a photo of the grave as I have a keen interest in family history. Brings it very much home when you see one of your own on your channel.@@GraveVisitations
Jumped from one video to tthe other! Wonderful way to spend a Sunday with two of you!❤
Yay! Thank you!
If only Cpt. Scott had not been where he was, a year later the war would be over and he may have been home safe.
Woe! Kinda creepy... 😮 but peaceful in a way....
The angel statue looks a bit like the angels from Doctor Who... hope you didn't blink! 😀
Curious that the first mausoleum had an empty space... wonder if it was perhaps originally reserved for a family member who later decided to be laid to rest elsewhere - so the space went unused.
Another great video 😀
I love your videos and I love the cemetery’s you visit and share with us! I think they are beautiful just the way they are and don’t feel that they are neglected! They are what we all eventually will be. Ashes to Ashes and all that……
Very true Karen they all have a tale to tell 🙏
Very nice video of a lovely graveyard, good job.
Thanks for visiting 👍
Wonderful narration made more enjoyable by that beautiful Iris lilt……
Another nice video of Deansgrange. You would have passed the grave of my great grandparents on your short walk from the main gates to the Kavanagh vault.
Thank you, may they rest in peace 🇮🇪🙏
@@GraveVisitations That's very kind of you. My great grandmother passed away in 1925 and my great grandfather in 1930.
Just shows no matter who you are in life we all meet in the same place sooner or later. Thanks you.
Always very interresting videis GV ! Very amazing as usual! Keep continuing! God Bless! It's worthy! Denis From.France...
I really enjoy your videos!
Thank you 🙏
Those angel statues were so lovely ❤
Loved those immortelles GV, they are holding up better than the mausoleum! Thanks for a lovely walkabout. Deb of Oz. XXX
Hi Deb thanks for watching hope you are well x
Another top numberGV,safe travels keep up the good work,that big grave would’ve cost a pretty penny in its day ,cheer mate,👋👋🙏🙏👍🇦🇺
Thank you for finding the names and pictures of these souls and all the others who are now smiling and protecting you for your heartfelt attention and recognition .
Thanks for watching
@@GraveVisitations my dear friend and spiritual advisor Deacon Rory Desmond is from the county of cork in ireland ,and when i told him about a grave in cork that you filmed with the name Desmond he perked up andvasked me more but i couldnt find it again , do you remember it ? It wasnt a grave so much but perhaps a place for cremated remains and i believe it might have been the episode where there was that magnifiscent mosoleum with the stuff leaking out of it from that man that was a tyrant but his epitaph said he was loved by all ,and the remains of that soup kitchen ,
I may be mistaken , and i am sorry for my gramnar and language but understand i am an an american.
@@izysly6924 I've done so many in Cork it's hard to say
@@GraveVisitations its ok thank you for responding
As always, very interesting and very respectful
Great video! Graveyard looks old. Those angels were beautiful! Were they carved or do you thing they were cast cement. They were so perfect!
This was a beautiful cemetery..I love angels..I've always wanted to visit old cemeteries and photograph the angels..as art..thank you..
Glad you enjoyed it I love angels myself
At 11:59 you caught an orb. It moved from the left and goes halfway and disappears. It at the opening when you're looking the the top of the door
It has been said that you die twice. First time when you take your last breath, second time the last time your name is spoken. Love your channel, thank you.
Thank you
Very true
Again another awesome video GV 🍀🙂
Thanks bailey 👍
All. Good 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Thanks 👍
Thank you GV.
How nice there is. You can see that those who rest here were loved and missed. Some may be forgotten by people, but God does not forget anyone.
Nice. Places. You. Go. To.
Old cemetary,glad it is cleared. Such perfection in creating the mausaleums😊 what it would be like to know their lives. Beautiful walk. Thanx ....God bless❤😂
Brilliant loved it thank you 🇮🇪
Thank you ❤️
Beautiful Cemetery GV
There are those who believe by saying a decreased name that gives them the comfort of not being forgotten. Especially in the case where these very little probability of any family members being left alive.
Hello GV and serenity Sue u both have a wonderful day and love y’all videos❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍😍😍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you! You too!
2:19 So what's in that crypt then? Nutting.
That was a beautiful angel statue.
Thank you so much appreciate all you and Sue work so hard. God Bless. 🙏♥️
Thank you so much!
Could Emerita McCabe have been a Titanic victim? April 1912. Maybe a long shot.
Large cemetery, very interesting monuments. Is the cemetery no longer in active use? The coffins ⚰️ in the mausoleums are in very good condition, considering their age. Thank you very much GV and Sue, for another interesting video.
Have a great week ahead. 😊
Cemetery still in use Michael lots of space in New areas also. Have a good day 🙏
@GraveVisitations Thank you very much for getting back to me GV.
That is interesting to know. Take care. 😊
Interesting videos
Such beautiful grave monuments. Such Peace. So sad a lot of graves in the USA are flat placques on the ground. Does not even look like cemetaries, not the same feeling at all.
We are lucky to have such history and old graves here I suppose. Thank you for watching. God bless from Ireland 🇮🇪
Looks like a small fire burn mar right bottom back wall. Possible blood or peeling paint on upper left back wall.
❤ grazie 🌹
Another great video thank you
Thanks Jamie ❤️
there will br more mony comming for you grave weeding problem keep op your great work and one day hope to meet you two@@GraveVisitations
Gv good afternoon my friend let me in the chat please and thank you
CZcams is playing up unfortunately the chat has problems please watch the video again in case you missed it
There was a fire in the Glorney mauseleum.
Suvla Bay in Gallipoli. I think it was in Turkey. The battle spawned one of my favorite songs, The Band Played Waltzing Mathilda. It’s one of the saddest songs I’ve ever heard. I would look it up if I were you.
Isn't that song connected to Australia?
@@GraveVisitations It is GV. It's about an Aussie soldiers experience.
I remember the Wolfe Tones doing a song about those of our brother's that died for the British at Suvla's Side.
So the McCabe mausoleum is the husband and wife only. Poor woman died very young. She has been there for over 100 years then and he has been in there for 80 years. Find it odd that the walls are tiled. What a strange thing to do.
🧡Thank you🧡
Ahead of its time...a compost crypt!
The second mausoleum you can her a voice or something like that
Voices at 5:19
Hi GV, do you know how many are buried here? Beautiful area.
Alot I'd imagine no exact numbers tho
I like the channel, but don’t much appreciate click bait such as the previous description of there being a “hell hole” of a mausoleum.
Thanks for watching
I always wonder what all those angels talk about late at night or perhaps early in the morning ?
The weather
Those are prayer kneelers near the casket..
😮😮😮sem palavras muito SHOW
Thank you
Question of the day. Who put the hay in there and why and when.?
Your guess is as good as mine lol
The pray dieus in front of the coffins were creepy. I don’t think I could pray by my loved ones casket with their rotting body inside. 😬
Same here 😬
The Angel is grand❤
Weird it sounded like a womans voice ,in Ethels resting place ,
Amazing walk around fully enjoyed the mausoleums. Always an eye opener. I reckon Morty knows about the empty section, probably his girlfriend 😍🤣
😂 He took her out
@@GraveVisitations He certainly did, get in there Morty 💀🤣
1st mausoleum has leak marks on the right
Could be just rust water
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Oh I just realised, RMS Titanic struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic Ocean on 3rd April 1912....was she on the ship and they recovered her body? The ship was built in Ireland, wasn;t it?
Built in Belfast. Check out my video on the Andrews family mausoleum
@@GraveVisitations Ok, thanks
why did they left the coffins inside the mausoleum? it supposed to be burried right? because the decaying body will smell?
Coffins are always left in a mausoleum. They would be in a lead coffin which would prevent smells etc
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Beautiful video,and history, thanks for the video.😍💕🫂
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Yep, no shortage of dinero for these folks.
The sound went out
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RIP Nutting Family 💐🌹 🌻 ❤ 💐 🌹 🌻
Ok it came back in 😊😊😊😊😊😊
If people have that name these days they'll hear a ear full
What name?
@@GraveVisitations nutting
You should get a plumbers camera to sneak through those key holes! 😂
We have one but they no good. Who needs them when you have gaps big enough lol
places like this give me the creeps. which to me is funny, because I don't believe in ghosts or anything that can't be verified with science. maybe that's a reflection of humanities first act of disobedience towards god. the curse of knowledge.
I find them peaceful and beautiful