- Glasnevin Cemetery Finglas Road Dublin, Ireland Established 1832 124 acres Burials: 1.5 million Glasnevin Trust. “How many!
- Glasnevin Cemetery is a "garden cemetery," meaning that it is open to the public (for free) to walk around and enjoy the scenery.
- The history of Glasnevin Cemetery unfolds in wonderful, award-winning detail in this museum, which tells the social and political story of Ireland through…
- Our secret mission at the Botanic Gardens was actually to scout out a (not so) secret back entrance to Glasnevin Cemetery, Ireland's most well-known boneyard.
- The Glasnevin National Cemetery maybe the best spot in all of Dublin to learn about the history of this great city and of the country of Ireland.
- Memorial to victims of 1916 Easter Rising unveiled in Glasnevin cemetery. Glasnevin Cemetery – graveyard insight into modern Ireland.
- Bringing to life the history that shaped modern Ireland, Glasnevin is Ireland’s largest cemetery but also houses the world’s first cemetery museum.
- Near Clayton Dublin Airport Glasnevin Cemetery is a must-see for cultural enthusiasts! The world’s first cemetery museum and home to over 1.6 million deceased.
- 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.