Aw bless all the young people buried there. Died far to young. Thought the headstone with the moss growing on the head of the statue was lovely. Great video 💙
Thanks Susan, didn't realise it was so long until editing, I've really bad hayfever at the moment so finding it hard at times to get through it, hope iyou still enjoyed ❤️🇮🇪🍀
I admire you Sue for your dedication. Going through brush and embankments. Thank you for sharing theses graveyards with so much history people have gone before us. God bless you.❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
The stone of Johana Cogley is exceptionally beautiful and in great condition! The graves within the church ruins are so interesting. This cemetery is very spread out but so beautiful! Such a natural setting. By the way I found out that the Faulkner name was from the Ulster area of Ireland..
Hi Laura, I've seen this done in many church ruins and I have no explanation for it, I can just presume the graves came after the church was left abandoned and space was used inside, it was a medieval church and from what I found its dated pre 1404
So beautiful and the birds singing. So nice to see graveyard kept up well . They deserve that. Here in America the beautiful red cardinal is our sign our loved one is near. God bless the heroswho died for their country RIP. Thanx Sue such a lovely video. I so enjoyed it so much❤😊❤😊
Beautiful video of the woodland and stream that surround Carig cemetery. Most of the adult graves I've noticed in your video's around the 1800's both male and female lived to a good age. The babies burial site is maintained beautifully. The history is so interesting, thank you so much for filming this as it must be difficult having allergies to grass 💕🇦🇺
I love summer but the allergies are a real pain but it won't stop me just I'll sounds hoarse and the breathing heavier, I will visit newer cemeteries too but my love is the old as they need remembering, I'm always amazed by the ages they lived to, considering life was much tougher for them ❤️❤️ thanks for watching liz
Thank you for the beautiful adventure today.There has been some quite early graves in this churchyard..When you look ar some of those tall headstones ,and how thin they are it’s amazing a lot of them are still standing..It’s nice to see someone still takes care of the place too.The walk up to the river is very pretty .Some of those large boulders in there could certainly tell a Story I bet they have been there longer than the churchyard..There is Gorgeous countryside by you.I always wanted to come over to Ireland.My family has roots from there.But life gets in the way as it does.Thank you for your time Sue ..Love n Light 🥰
Many happy times as children we spent playing in the woods of Carrig but always respectful of the history and the serenity of the graveyard, happy carefree days of our youth wonderful memories thank you.
I often visited as a child, probably intrigued of the stories of a fairy tree and fairy rings but the history of this church and graveyard means more to me now
Beautiful cemetery! All the old stones and I can see why the fairies would be there. They need to clean it up a bit. Please be safe out there. Thanks for sharing.
Ireland has lots of old stories and folklore, lots about fairies and giants etc there used to be a huge tree all alone in the middle of an emptyfield close by to carrig Graveyard, as a child I was told it was a fairy tree and anyone who tried cut it down would get bad luck, couldn't find it the other day but I remember. ❤️🍀🇮🇪
Your cemeteries/churchyards are different but very beautiful. May if you will ask two questions. First, the stone. Faded and worn. No marble or granite or too costly? Second, I see people have come to pay their respects with flowers and the such. So I know people do come there. Is anyone (church, municipality, family) responsible for upkeep? I don't want to harp and won't ask again. However it looks like people are buried and forgotten about. Or, is the straw look what a cemetery looks like there? I am from a different culture, so don't be offended by a silly question. This is so fascinating. Thank you!
Hi Lee, I love answering questions and I'll answer the best to my knowledge, if you watch my video on crosstown cemetery, you will see a mixture of old and new in the one, the newer graves are marble with some really extraordinary graves, full with marble plagues, dogs, teddies etc, this graveyard has just been cleared and someone strimmed it, maybe even used weedkiller, that or the grass has browned from the heat we had last week, giving the straw look, Ireland have some very only graveyards and cemeteries and some I've found from the 1700s. So they probably have no family left or maybe families that don't know they are theirs my thinking is when I visit we say their names and so they are gone but not forgotten, I hope I've answered you correctly, Carrig Graveyard has just been taken over by a historical society and they will now maintain the ground. Thanks ❤️🍀🇮🇪
What a BEAUTIFUL cemetery!! I can actually picture fairies living in the trees, and watching over the graves and all who are buried there!! Take care, and stay safe everyone!! XXXX
Aw bless all the young people buried there. Died far to young. Thought the headstone with the moss growing on the head of the statue was lovely. Great video 💙
Ahh I know it is very emotional seeing babies and children buried at any time, bless them, I love that statue,poked like he had a hair of moss ❤️
That was absolutely beautiful and peaceful place. Thank You
Thanks Susan, didn't realise it was so long until editing, I've really bad hayfever at the moment so finding it hard at times to get through it, hope iyou still enjoyed ❤️🇮🇪🍀
Nice explanations provided, like the stone markers for the poor. So sad.
Very very sad Ron but at least we remember them ❤️🍀🇮🇪
Glad to see you here..
I admire you Sue for your dedication. Going through brush and embankments. Thank you for sharing theses graveyards with so much history people have gone before us. God bless you.❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
Beautiful old graveyard. So peaceful. Love what you said about robins.
Thank you so much, I truly believe Robins are our loved ones ❤️❤️
The stone of Johana Cogley is exceptionally beautiful and in great condition!
The graves within the church ruins are so interesting.
This cemetery is very spread out but so beautiful! Such a natural setting.
By the way I found out that the Faulkner name was from the Ulster area of Ireland..
Hi Laura, I've seen this done in many church ruins and I have no explanation for it, I can just presume the graves came after the church was left abandoned and space was used inside, it was a medieval church and from what I found its dated pre 1404
So beautiful and the birds singing. So nice to see graveyard kept up well . They deserve that. Here in America the beautiful red cardinal is our sign our loved one is near. God bless the heroswho died for their country RIP. Thanx Sue such a lovely video. I so enjoyed it so much❤😊❤😊
Thanks ❤️
Very nice, thank you once again for sharing. Patty, from California U S
Hi Patty, thanks for watching, hope you're well ❤️❤️
Thank you for a wonderful production.
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
Seeing the stream there , reminds me of fishing near the Wooden bridge in the river Avoca. Near Arklow.
Ahh avoca, the meeting of the waters and Glendalough, some of my favourite spots 🍀❤️
Enjoying all your so very caring and wonderful tours, you bring all of us back to our frist home of long long ago.
Thanks Annette
Very nice!
Beautiful video of the woodland and stream that surround Carig cemetery. Most of the adult graves I've noticed in your video's around the 1800's both male and female lived to a good age. The babies burial site is maintained beautifully. The history is so interesting, thank you so much for filming this as it must be difficult having allergies to grass 💕🇦🇺
I love summer but the allergies are a real pain but it won't stop me just I'll sounds hoarse and the breathing heavier, I will visit newer cemeteries too but my love is the old as they need remembering, I'm always amazed by the ages they lived to, considering life was much tougher for them ❤️❤️ thanks for watching liz
Thank you for the beautiful adventure today.There has been some quite early graves in this churchyard..When you look ar some of those tall headstones ,and how thin they are it’s amazing a lot of them are still standing..It’s nice to see someone still takes care of the place too.The walk up to the river is very pretty .Some of those large boulders in there could certainly tell a Story I bet they have been there longer than the churchyard..There is Gorgeous countryside by you.I always wanted to come over to Ireland.My family has roots from there.But life gets in the way as it does.Thank you for your time Sue ..Love n Light 🥰
Thank you Christine for your time, yes life can get in the way but I do hope you can come here to visit ❤️🇮🇪🍀
Another great video! I love traveling with you on your walks!
I'm delighted to have you here ❤️
Another beautiful visit, thank you so much.
Very welcome, thanks for watching 🍀🇮🇪❤️
The birdsong is so lovely! 🥰
I love it too
Wow I loved this graveyard 😍
Thanks very much ❤️🍀🇮🇪
nice videos sue
always interesting to see what cemeteries are like abroad.
certainly the very old cemeteries
greetings from the Netherlands
Thanks very much ❤️
Many happy times as children we spent playing in the woods of Carrig but always respectful of the history and the serenity of the graveyard, happy carefree days of our youth wonderful memories thank you.
If we could only go back, the sun was our clock, home before dark
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Beautiful place! What a lot of history. 👍
Thanks Ben 🍀🇮🇪
Love your videos 💜
Thanks ❤️
great stuff, lovely place x
Thanks Tom
Beautiful old cemetery!
I often visited as a child, probably intrigued of the stories of a fairy tree and fairy rings but the history of this church and graveyard means more to me now
Beautiful cemetery! All the old stones and I can see why the fairies would be there. They need to clean it up a bit. Please be safe out there. Thanks for sharing.
Ireland has lots of old stories and folklore, lots about fairies and giants etc there used to be a huge tree all alone in the middle of an emptyfield close by to carrig Graveyard, as a child I was told it was a fairy tree and anyone who tried cut it down would get bad luck, couldn't find it the other day but I remember. ❤️🍀🇮🇪
Your cemeteries/churchyards are different but very beautiful. May if you will ask two questions. First, the stone. Faded and worn. No marble or granite or too costly? Second, I see people have come to pay their respects with flowers and the such. So I know people do come there. Is anyone (church, municipality, family) responsible for upkeep? I don't want to harp and won't ask again. However it looks like people are buried and forgotten about. Or, is the straw look what a cemetery looks like there? I am from a different culture, so don't be offended by a silly question. This is so fascinating. Thank you!
Hi Lee, I love answering questions and I'll answer the best to my knowledge, if you watch my video on crosstown cemetery, you will see a mixture of old and new in the one, the newer graves are marble with some really extraordinary graves, full with marble plagues, dogs, teddies etc, this graveyard has just been cleared and someone strimmed it, maybe even used weedkiller, that or the grass has browned from the heat we had last week, giving the straw look, Ireland have some very only graveyards and cemeteries and some I've found from the 1700s. So they probably have no family left or maybe families that don't know they are theirs my thinking is when I visit we say their names and so they are gone but not forgotten, I hope I've answered you correctly, Carrig Graveyard has just been taken over by a historical society and they will now maintain the ground. Thanks ❤️🍀🇮🇪
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What a BEAUTIFUL cemetery!! I can actually picture fairies living in the trees, and watching over the graves and all who are buried there!!
Take care, and stay safe everyone!! XXXX
That's beautiful ❤️❤️
That's amazing!
Thank you xx ❤️🍀🇮🇪
Blessings to all. RIP.
What a wonderful place to be laid to rest. The Robins are there to welcome you.
Love Robins, such friendly birds ❤️🇮🇪🍀
So serene their.
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Sorry to learn of your severe allergies to grass I have them too very annoying
Oh worse I feel they get every year, it's no fun ❤