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- Glasnevin Cemetery (The round tower in the centre stands over the tomb of Daniel O'Connell). Tomb of Daniel O'Connell inside the crypt at the bottom of the round tower.
- Glasnevin Cemetery, located in Dublin, Ireland, is one of the country’s most famous burial grounds and holds significant historical and cultural importance.
- The Glasnevin Cemetery Museum opened in 2010 and became the first cemetery museum in the world.
- In this guide, you’ll find everything from the history of Glasnevin Cemetery and its opening hours to what to see while you’re there.
- Glasnevin Cemetery opened in 1832 as a non-denominational graveyard — the first of its kind in Ireland — and is the last resting place of some 1.5million people.
- Its official name is Prospect Cemetery. As the largest cemetery in Ireland, some 1.5 million people have been buried in Glasnevin Cemetery across 124 acres.
- Glasnevin Cemetery was consecrated and opened to the public for the first time on 21st February 1832.
- Guided tour of Glasnevin Cemetery - Ireland's National Cemetery
- Professional, articulate and approachable guides
- museum's immersive exhibits - discover more about the history of Glasnevin Cemetery
- You will learn about the sculpture, symbolism, architecture, art, sporting heroes, natural life and much more. Glasnevin Cemetery is considered an outdoor art gallery.
- The grave of John Stanislaus Joyce (1848-1931), father of the famous writer James Joyce (1882-1941), is also to be found in Glasnevin cemetery.
