Cemetery: List of Dublin Cemeteries *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Dublin Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: various DUBLIN GRAVEYARDS RC= Roman Catholic CofI =Church of Ireland RCB= Representative Church Body Braemor Park Dublin Graveyard name- Adress- Religion (if known)- period of use and sometimes additional data. ======= A ======= Abbotstown - Castlknock Co Dublin RC - 1755-1976 Aderrig- Adderig townland is 2 miles sw of Lucan and the graveyard is on a secondary road linking Hazelhatch - Unknown All Hallows-Grace park Road Drumcondra Dublin 9- 1846 -to date Arbour Hill- Stonybatter Dublin 7, 1704-1920's (British Military are the majority buried here) Ardlagh see Arlagh Arlagh-Arlagh Milverton Skerries Co Dublin -1981 to date Artane-Kilmore Road Artane Dublin 5- 1100's -1700's Athgoe see Colmanstown ======= B ======= Balbriggan (Saint Georges)- Church Street Balbriggan Co Dublin- from 1834 Balbriggan (Saint Peter and Paul's) -Ballbriggan Co Dublin- 1930 -to date Baldongan -Beside Baldongan Castle, Skerries Co Dublin - 1782 -to date Baldungan see Baldongan Balgriffin (see also Fingal) -Ballgriffin Dublin 17- 1954 to date Ballalease see Donabate Ballyboghill-Ballyboghill CO Dublin from 1500's to date Ballylough 65 Fairview Strand Dublin 3- (Jewish) c1890 to 1978 Last burial for those with Burial rights 1958 is now closed Ballyfermot (Saint Lawrence's) -Le Fanu Road Ballyfermot Dublin 10. Pre Christian to 1950's Ballymadrough - Donabate Co Dublin -Off Hearse Road and at the rear of what was Jones fruit farm in a corner field on land that did belong to the Keeling family (may still) 1700-1800 Now closed Ballymudun-Ballymudan Co Dublin -c1800 to date Graveyard is in two sections the older part is closed. Balrothery-Balrothery Co Dublin From 1700- graveyard now closed except to those with burial rights Balrothery Union -Oberstown Lusk Co Dublin -c 1850-1920 Balscaddan -Balscaddan Co Dublin from 1732 until late- now closed only open to those with burial rights Balscaddan (Church of the Assumption) Balscaddan Co Dublin (RC) 1816 to date Baring Family Mausoleum-Lambay Castle, Lambay Island Co Dublin from 1922 Barrington's-Brennanstown Road Cabinteely Co Dublin-1800 -to date Bellevue see Merrion Beresford Family Vault-Abbeyville House Kinsealy Co Dublin - unknown Beth Olam -Aughavanagh Road Crumlin Dublin 12 (Jewish) 1883-to date Blackrock College (Vaults) see also Holy Ghost Fathers-Blackrock Co Dublin 1874-1914 Bluebell see Drimagh Bohernabreena (Saint Annes) Bohermabreena CO Dublin -from c 1700 - Graveyard closed by ministerial orders in 1940 Bohernabreena (Saint Joseph's) Bohernabreena Co Dublin- 1942 to date Brackentsown -Brackenstown Road Sword Co Dublin (in the grounds of the Catholic Church) 1987 only one burial of the Very Rev J O'Connell P.P. Bremore-Balbrigan Co Dublin 1700-1898 Brownstown see Loughtown Bully's Acre- The Royal Hospital Kilmainham Dublin 8- Medieval times to 1832 oldest know gravestone is dated 1652 Bullock see Tully ======= C ======= Cabbage Garden - Near St Patrick's Cathedral Dublin 8-1666-1878 Records for the Church of Ireland Parish of St Nicholas without from 1694-1875 are with the RCB Library Braemore Park Churchtown Dublin 14 Cappuchin Burial Ground see Cabage Garden Carmelite Broters see Rosminian Fathers Carmelite Sisters-Carmelite Monastery Firhouse Dublin 24 Carmelite Sisters (Monastery Of The Incarnation) -Hampton Grace park Road Drumcondra Dublin 9-1858 to date Carmelite Sisters (see also Presentation Sisters Warrenmount) Carrickbrennan -Monkstown Co Dublin-CofI records 1669-to date RC records November 1867 to 1881 Castle Avenue (Saint John the Baptist)-Clontarf Dublin 3 Adjacent Clontarf Castle From c1700 now closed only open to those with burial rights. Castleknock (Saint Brigid's) -Castleknock Dublin 15 -RC-1695 to date Cof I -1709-1742 and 1772 -1875 Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity see Christ Church Cathedral Crypt Challoner's Corner- Trinity College Dublin 2 (behind the chapel which is on the Front Square of Trinity College from 1613 The graveyard so named after the first person to be buried in it, Dr Luke Challoner Died 1613 Chapelizod (Saint Lawrence) Main Street Chapelizod Dublin 20- c 1600 to date CofI -from 1840 RC from 1846 Many are memorials to the military personnel including several connected to the Royal Hibernian School ChapelMidway-Kilsallaghan Co Dublin- Unknown when it began it is said it is old Charity of Saint Vincent De Paul, Daughters Of -Saint Vincent's North William Street Dublin -1845-1921 Charity Sisters Of -Saint Magdalen's Sisters of Charity Donnybrook Dublin 4- 1837 to date Charity, Sisters of Our Lady Of -High Park Convent Grace road Dublin 9- 1861 to date Christ Church Cathedral Crypt-Christ Church Place Dublin 8- CofI,- 1710-1866 Christian Brothers (Oratory of the Resurrection) Oratory of the Resurrection Kilmore Road Artane Dublin 5 -1871 -1968 Christian Brothers (Saint Joseph's School for Deaf Boys) Saint Joseph's School for Deaf Boys Cabra Dublin 7 -1860 to date Christian Brothers (Saint Mary's Training College) Saint Mary's Training College, Griffith Avenue Marino Dublin 3- Period of use Unknown Christian Brothers (Saint Patrick's) Saint Patricks Baldoyle Dublin 13- 1916 to date Cloghran-Swords Dublin - 1732-1852 Clondalkin (Mount Saint Joseph) see Little Sisters of Assumption Clondalkin (Saint Joseph's) Tower road Clondalkin Dublin 22 - this graveyard is in three sections 1a- Main graveyard around church formally a public burial ground dates from c630AD to 1881 2a-Enclosed graveyard North of Church is CofI - dates from 1881 -1953 there are also burial records from 1779 3a-New Graveyard -North east of Church is CofI - dates from 1953 to date There are Roman Catholic burials here as well in the main graveyard. Clonmethon- Oldtown Co Dublin -period of use unknown CofI records from August 1884 some may have perished in the 1922 fire Clonsilla (Saint Mary's)-Clonsilla Dublin 15- Period of Use from 1740 Church of Ireland records from 1831 and RC are from 1759 Clontarf see Castle Avenue (St John the Baptist) Colmanstown -Athgoe Castlwarden Co Dublin from c 1700 now closed Coolock (Saint John the Evangelist) Tonlegee Road Coolock Dublin 17- from 1688 for both RC and CofI Coombe, The see Saint Luke Cruagh- Rathfarnham Dublin 16 period of use Dec 2nd 1944 to date Cruagh Old -Rathfarnham Dublin 16 Period of use 1700's to 1800's No burial records have been located. Does not mean that there is no memorials simply means no burial records found Crumlin (Saint Mary's) -Crumlin Dublin 12- c1100-1952 - CofI records cover 1740-1890 and 1832 -1862 (some inscriptions found cover Fishamble and Parliament Street area of the City) ======= D ======= Dalkey- Dalkey Co Dublin (graveyard is at ruined Church Castle Street) Circa 1500 -1826 CofI records from 1872 Roman Catholic from 1861 Prior to 1861 the Roman Catholic Parish of Dalkey was a part of the parish of Dun Laoghaire which in those days was called Kingstown. Dardinstown- Collinstown Cross Swords Co Dublin - from July 1990 Deans's Grange- Deans Grange Co Dublin from 1862 to date Burial records are held at the Cemetery, Registers include the Register of Burials and the register of Graves Purchased Deansrath see Kilmahuddrick (St Cuthbert's) Dominican (Saint Mary's) Dominican Priory Tallaght Village Dublin 24- >From 1890 to date Donabate- (Ballalease) -Portrane road Donabate Co Dublin next to the school, south side of the road between the Blind lane and the Portrane Road- 1952 to date Donabate (Saint Patrick's) The Square Donabate Co Dublin - 1735 to date CofI Donabate (Saint Patricks) Dnabate Co Dublin (adjacent to Saint Patrick's Hall) RC- 1804 -now closed RC records for the period 1760-1880 are on microfilm at the National Library Donaghmede see Grange Abbey Donnybrook-Main street Donnybrook Dublin 4 c800-1899 Original CofI records for the period 1712-1880 were flood damaged in 1986 but are held at the RCB, extracts from records are held in the PRONI and 1712 - 1739 are found in the National Library of Ireland Drimnagh (Bluebell) -Old Naas road Dublin 12- 1700's to date Burial records for the period from 1905 are held at the Cemetery Lodge Bluebell graveyard Dublin 12. Drumcondra -Church Avenue Drumcondra Dublin 9 - from Medieval times to date CofI lost some records in 1922 Drumcondra (Saint George's) -Whitworth Road Drumcondra Dublin 9-1820's 1962 now closed except to those with burial rights Dundrum see Taney (saint Nathis's) ======= E ======= Esker (New) Lucan Co Dublin 1889 to date Esker (Old) Lucan Co Dublin c1500 to 1940 when the graveyard was closed by ministerial orders Many CofI records were destroyed in 1922, Roman Catholic records are available from 1778- the graveyard holds 53 stones which are date pre 1900 and some cover Co Kildare folk as well as Dublin City. Esker (Saint Mary's) -Lucan Co Dublin -1940 to date. ======= F ======= Fingal (see also Balgriffin) Balgriffin Malahide Road Dublin 13 -1984 to date records are on Microfilm from 10/4/1986 and the Dublin County Environmental department Swords Depot Watery Lane Co Dublin and a computerised index to graves purchased are available at the graveyard. Finglas (Saint Canice's)- Church Street Finglas Dublin 11. -1200's to 1957 then the graveyard closed on ministerial orders Early CofI records destroyed in 1922 Burial records for 1668-1772 are in the Genealogical office -Burial records from 1877 -1996 available at the RCB. Roman Catholic records from 1757-1800 are housed in the National Library Burial records from 1925 are available. Friends Burial Ground (Quakers) Temple Hill Blackrock Co Dublin - 3rd June 1860 to date. Records for burials in Dublin pre-1860 are held in Custody at Historical Library Swanbrook House Morehampton Road Dublin 4. Records for burials pre 1860 can be made available upon contacting the secretary, Temple Hill Community C/- Swanbrook House Morehampton Road Dublin 4, if wishing to see these records an appointment is necessary to view records. ======= G ======= Garristown-Garristown Co Dublin -c1600 to date CofI Records destroyed 1922- Burial records available from 1935 Glasnevin-Finglas Road Glasnevin Dublin 11- 1832 to date - Present location of Burial records is at The Office Glanevin Cemetery, Finglas Road Glasnevin Dublin 11- (address most likely on the net). Glasnevin(Saint Mobhi's)- Church Lane Dublin 9- from 1600's now closed except for those with burial rights. Older records are at RCB. Glencullen Old- Glencullen Co Dublin- RC -1824-1908 now closed except for those with burial rights Glencullen (Saint Patrick's) Clencullen Co Dublin- RC- 1908 to date Golden Bridge- Saint Vincent Street West, Inchincore Dublin 8 -1829 to date Grallagh-Naul Co Dublin c1400 to date Grange Abbey- Grange Road Donaghmede Dublin 13- 1300s-1700's present location of Burial records is unknown, this does not cover memorial stones (please note there is a difference between burial and memorials records) Grangegorman Military Cemetery-Blackhorse Avenue Dublin7- from 1878 - Now closed open to those with burial rights, burial records are held by the caretaker of this graveyard- This graveyard was opened as a burial ground for members of the British Army and their families. There are graves for 600 soldiers who took part in WW1 and many who died at the Easter Uprising of 1916. Hibernian Cemetery- Saint Mary's Hospital Phoenix Park Dublin 20 From c 1850 now closed except for those with burial rights. ======= H ======= High Park see Charity Sisters of our Lady Of Hollywood -Naul Co Dublin c1300 to date- CofI records destroyed 1922 Burial records still available Holmpatrick - Skerries Co Dublin From c1500 Rc records from 1751-1880 are available national Library Ireland some burials also available Dublin Co Council Holy Faith Sisters- Holy Faith Convent Finglas Rd. Glasnevin Dublin11- 1866 to date (graveyard reserved for members of the order) Holy Ghost Fathers (see also Blackrock College) 0 Kimmage Manor Whitehall Road Dublin 12 - 1948 to date (graveyard is reserved for members of the order) Howth (Old Abbey)- Church Street Howth Co Dublin - from 1470 - 1973 when graveyard closed on Ministerial orders. Burial records on microfilm available at the Dublin Corporation Environmental Health Section 9 Aston Quay Dublin (now under a new name but still can be found under Dublin Corporation- Roman Catholic records from 1890 in local custody Howth (Saint Mary's) -Church Street Howth Co Dublin RC- From 1813 now closed except for those exercising their burial rights. RC records in local custody from 1890. Huguenot Burial Ground- Peter Street Dublin (graveyard no longer exists) a Plaque on the wall in Peters Street Marks the site used from 1711-1879 available at RCB- Berkley Library Trinity College - Now when the Biscuit people Messrs Jacobs purchased the site, the remains of these people buried here were re-interred in a special plot in Mount Jerome graveyard (non conformists congregation of Dublin were buried there) Huguenot -Cabbage Garden -Cathedral Lane Upper Kevin Street Dublin 8- 1685-1879 - Copy held in Berkeley Library Trinity College Dublin the graveyard site adjoins the one listed as Cabbage Garden Huguenot Cemetery -10 Merion Row Dublin- from 1693 -1901 to get details on this contact Huguenot Library University College London Gower Street London WC1E 6BT (check on net that this is correct) ======= I ======= Irishtown (Saint Matthew's) -Irishtown Dublin 4- 1723-1866 C of I records from 1807 -1866 at RCB ======= K ======= Kenure -Rush Co Dublin- From 1897 graveyard now closed except to those with burial rights- location of records is unknown/ this graveyard was provided for the employees of the Palmer Estate. Kenure Old Church- Rush Co Dublin (known locally as Kenure Graveyard) Burial records from 1867-1875 and from 1939 are available from Dublin Co Council Environmental Department Swords Depot Watery Lane Co Dublin Kilbarrack- Dublin Road Sutton Dublin 13 - from circa 1654 to date- burial records from 1889 available on microfilm at the Dublin Corporation - 9 Aston Quay Dublin. Kilbride- Kilbride townland Co Dublin - Graveyard lies 1 mile NW of the Kingswood junction on the Naas Dual Carriageway and is opposite the entrance to Casement (Baldonnel) Aerodrome, period of use is unknown. CofI for the period from 1728 are in local custody Clondalkin Dublin- RC records for the period 1778 are also in Local Custody at the Parochial House New Rd. Clondalkin Dublin 22. (Many buried here are from Bishop Street, James Street and City Quay areas of Dublin) Kilcreagh- Kilcreagh Road Donabite Co Dublin (also on the land of Keeling folk) period of use 1700-1900 and is closed location of burial records is unknown Kilgobbin -Enniskerry Road Co Dublin - from 1920's - Now closed except those with burial rights Burial records from 1933 available Dublin County Council Environmental Dept. Sandyford Industrial Estate Dublin (check the internet for updated address and email ) Kill O' The Grange -Clonkeen Co Dublin (Formerly Saint Fintan's Church) Period of use is unknown Burial records Rc- 1828 -1860 and in Local Custody. RC records for from 1860 Local Custody - Some CofI records destroyed in 1922 Later Records in Local Custody. (Deans Grange Public Library holds a list of Gravestones inscriptions in its local history file) Killeek- Killeek Sword Co Dublin - Period of use is unknown but oldest headstone is marked as 1701 Killester- Killester Avenue Dublin 5- Period of use Unknown graveyard closed in 1876 Killiney Old Churchyard - Marine Avenue via Killiney Hill Road Killiney Co Dublin- Period of use unknown a gravestone date 1791 first clue of age. And the present location of Burial records is unknown, But there has been a church on this site since 600AD. Killossery see also Rowleston -Rowleston Co Dublin -Later Burials for this can be found at Rowlestown Kilmactalway- Castle Bagot, Kilmactalway, Newcastle Co Dublin - The graveyard is situated North of the Casement or Baldonnel Aerodrome in Castle Bagot Demense- Period of use unknown and the church was united to Cloindalkin Church in 1191 and repaired in 1538. This church being in use in the 1720's but closes in or around 1830's and then the graveyard is officially closed 1948. CofI records from 1728 -RC records from 1778 Kilmahuddrick (Saint Cuthbert's) Deansrath Bawnrogue Clondalkin Dublin 22, This graveyard is also known as Old Church lies within the modern housing estate of Bawnbogue. Period of use unknown closed officially 1911. CofI from 1728 -RC from 1778 Kilmainham (Royal Hospital Military Cemetery) -The Royal Hospital Kilmainham Dublin 8 -Used times 1680-c1920 There are three graveyards on this site and it is access limited and can only be accessed by the profession genealogist and historical societies etc. Kilsallaghan- Killsallaghan Co Dublin - Is still in use no idea when it began-CofI records begin August 1817 Kiltiernan- Kiltiernan Co Dublin c1841 to date -CofI records from August 1842 Kiltiernan Old -Bishop's Lane Kiltiernan Co Dublin - Unknown and closed in 1948 - Heasdstone as early as 1762 Kinsealy (Saint Nicholas) Kinsealy Malahide Co Dublin - Unknown use stones marked as early as 1747 and closed by order in 1954- Burial records are from 1936. Kinseally (See Beresford Family Vault) ======= L ======= Ladywell see Mulhuddart Lambay Island see Baring Family Vault Little Bray see Old Connaught Little Sisters of the a Assumption - Mount Saint Joseph's Monastery Road Clondalkin Dublin 22 -1822 to date The sisters purchased the monastery from the Carmelite Bros in 1946 and the graveyard does contain local persons who has anything to do with the monastery. Little Sisters of the Poor- Saint Patrick's House South Circulare Road Kilmainham Dublin 8 -1881 to date reserved for the burial of members of the order, in the Dublin area. Loreto Abbey- Loreto Abbey Rathfanham Dublin 16- from 1826 - previously used for students from the school but now reserved for members of the order Loreto Sisters of see Loreto Abbey Loughlinstown Workhouse- Loughlinstown Co Dublin (the graveyard now lies within Saint Colmcilles Hospital Loughlinstown) 1845-1850 (used in the famine times) and present location of burial records are unknown, but my experience does show that if you can locate the Priest of the time who worked there he holds records in his registers for this time frame. *Graves are unmarked - there being two graveyards one in 1843 second in 1848 is said to me a mass grave. Loughtown- Newcastle Co Dublin (Behind Peamount Hospital) Usage unknown Burial records from 1936 Lucan Chapel Hill (Saint Mary's) Lucan Co Dublin usage Unknown location of Burial records Unknown Lucan Demense -Lucan Co Dublin * graveyard joins the residence of the Italian Ambassador to Ireland -Usage Unknown Church of Ireland records from 1824 lost in the 1922 fire .Roman catholic from 1778-1823 Lucan see Esker and Adderrig Lusk- (Saint Maccullind's) -Lusk Village Co Dublin -Usage unknown burial records unknown - was originally administered by CofI Lusk -RC (Saint Macculin's) Lusk Village Dublin- 1780 to date and records from 1757-1880 in the National Library of Ireland ======= M ======= Malahide Castle Dememnse- Malahide Castle Dememnse Co Dublin from 1400's to 1961 closed by order and last known burial was in 1960 - present location of burial and death records unknown Malahide (Saint Andrew's) Church road Malahide Co Dublin - 1822 to date Malahide (Saint Sylvester's) Main Street Malahide RC- 1837 Graveyard contains two curates buried last century. Malahide (Yellow Walls)- Malhide Co Dublin (Beside the red School Malahide unless the school has been painted again) Usage from 1923 and now closed except for those with Burial rights, records are on Microfiche and available at the Dublin Co Council environment Dept Swords Depot Watery lane Co Dublin (Check Internet for later address perhaps) Mercy Sisters of - Saint Vincent's Convent Goldenbridge Inchincore Dublin 8-Used from 1884 and a new part opened in 1985 around 400 burials in graveyard Merrion (Bellevue) Merrion Road Dublin 4 Beside the Tara Hotel and behind the garage- c1300-1866 earliest gravestone is noted as 1766- present location of burial and death records in unknown Milverton- see Sjerries (Saint Mobhi's) Monkstown see Carrickbrennan Moravian- Whitechurch Road Dublin 16- Church built 1740 use from c1750 to date Mount Anville -Mount Anville Dundrum Dublin 14 -1865 to date Mount Argus - Saint Paul's Retereat Mount Argus Harold's Cross Dublin 6- 1894 to date *Private graveyard for the religious community Mount Jerome - Harolds Cross Dublin 6 - Internet access - 1838 to date and records are available on microfilm Mount Sackville- Sisters of Saint Joseph of Cluny Mount Sackville Convent Chapelizod Dublin 20.- 1860 to date Used for the members of the community in Dublin Mount Saint Joseph see Little sisters of the Assumption Mulhuddart-Ladyswell Mulhuddart Dublin 15- usage unknown - burial records for the period 1891 available on Microfilm Dublin County Council Environment Swords Depot Watery lane Co Dublin Mulhuddart (Saint Thomas') Mulhuddart Dublin 15- c1850 to date CofI in local custody ======= N ======= Naul - Naul Co Dublin c 1700 to date Newcastle - Newcastle Co Dublin - 1979 to date Newcastle - Newcastle Co Dublin (Roman Catholic) 1813-1987 graveyard is now closed only open to those with burial rights -RC- from 1778-1976 are divided in a time frame and are held in three separate local custody places. Newcastle-Lyons (Saint Finian's) - The Glebe main street Newcastle Co Dublin - c1800 to date - CofI 1776-1847 at the RCB and current records are at the Rectory Celbridge Co Kildare, a few of the gravestones refer to Dublin folk. ======= O ======= Oblate Fathers- Tyrconnell Road Inchincore Dublin 8 - 1856 to date a memorial stone with in the graveyard lists all interred there . Old Abbey see Howth Old Connaught - Old Connaught Burial Ground Little Bray Dublin Present location of Burial and death records Unknown Our Lady of Lourdes - Our Lady of Lourdes Seam McDermott Street Dublin 1 ( RC) there is one lone burial of a Matt Talbot ======= P ======= Palmerstown - Kennelsfort Road Palmerstown Dublin 20- August 1978 to date Palmerstown - Behind the Steawart's Hospital - usage unknown and is closed Palmerstown -Oldtown Co Dublin- Closed in 1940 usage unknown and records unknown Passionist Congregation see Mount Argus Portmarnock - Strand Road Portmarnock Co Dublin close to the Country Club Hotel- Usage is unknown but a headstone that can be read is dated 1690 and a burial was held there as late as 1980. Burial books etc unknown Portmarnock (Saint Marnock's) Old Portmarnock Co Dublin used from 1790 now closed last burial around 1960's Church of Ireland parish records destroyed in 1922 Portrane (Saint Catherine's) -Langstone Park Portrane Co Dublin used from c1700 now closed Portrane (Saint Ita's Hospiatal) -Saint Ita's Hospital the Quay Road, Portrane Donabate Co Dublin Presentation Sisters (Terenure) Saint Joseph's Convent Terenure Road West Dublin 6- 1867 to date no formal records are kept but information is available from the convent. Before 1867 the convent was located in the now Saint Vincent's Hospital Fairview and a list of burials is on a wall plaque at the hospital (anyone going that way perhaps would record those names for us all) Presentation Sisters (Warrenmount) Warrenmount Convent, Warrenmount Dublin 8. usage 1813 to date and before 1892 this was the property of the Carmelite Order and those burials that occurred between 1813 - 1892 are the remains of the Carmelite Sisters. Pro-Cathedral see Saint Mary's Pro Catholic (Vaults) Prospect see Glasnevin ======= Q ======= Quakers see Friends Burial Ground ======= R ======= Raheny (Saint Assam's) - Raheny Village Dublin 5 usage unknown closed in 1924 except for those with burial rights, earlist gravestone is said to be from 1738- CofI records are at the RCB Rathcoole- Main Street Rathcoole Co Dublin- c 1780 to date CofIreland records destroyed in 1922 later records are in local custody. Roman Catholic from 1832 - Gravestones inscriptions refer to persons from Dublin and Co Kildare and also buried there is Richard Adkins of Athy who was killed by a blow from a jaunting car on the 11th Feb 1827 (nothing more known) Rathfarnham- Rathfarnham Village Dublin 16 - usage unknown now closed, CofI parish records cover 1780-1872 were destroyed in 1922. CofI parish records from 1872-1968 are at the Rectory Rathfarnham. RC records are from 1771 Rathmichael Old Church- Rathmichael Co Dublin -from c1600 graveyard now closed only open to those with burial rights And yet again many records of the CofI destroyed in 1922 and the later records are only for the past 30 years Redemptoristines- Monastery of Saint Alphonosus, Saint Alphonsus Road Dublin 9- 1873-to date Religeen see Loughtown Rosminian Fathers- Saint Joseph's School for the blind, Grace Road Drumcondra Dublin 9- 1886 to date the original school was run by the Carmelite Brothers now run by the Rosminian Fathers. Rowlestown see also Killossery -Rowlestown Co Dublin usage Unknown the earlier burials may be located in Killossery Royal Hospital Military Cemetery see Kilmainham Rush (Saint Maur's) Rush Co Dublin- 1898 only one burial of a priest ======= S ======= Saggart- Main Street Saggart County Dublin- usage may have been from 1760 as this is the date recorded from a stone there Burial records are from 1894 in custody- Roman Catholic from 1832-1880 are in the National Library and RC records from 1838-1976 are in local custody. * Graveyard has been maintained by 3 generations of the Birmingham family Saint Andrew's - 26 Suffolk Street Dublin - 1171-1916 Earlier burials are under the church building and associated gravestones have been placed against the walls. CofI parish records from 1671 to 1858 destroyed by fire. Saint Andrew's Malahide see Malahide (Saint Andrew's) Saint Andrew's (Vaults) Westland Row Dublin2 - RC- from 1834 now closed only those with rights for burial RC Records from 1741 in local custody and from 1742-1880 in the National Library Saint Ann's- Dawson Street Dublin 2 1720 to about 1870- Early church of Ireland records destroyed by that fire in 1922 and later records are in local custody. A copy of CofI records from 1722-1768 are held in the national Library Manuscript 2694 and also Manuscript 577. Saint Annes see Bohernabreena (Saint Anne's) Saint Assam's see Raheny (Saint Assam'S0 Saint Audoen's - Cornmarket Dublin 8- 1190-1885 - C of I records from 167801898 available at the RCB Saint Begnet's see Dalkey Saint Brigid's see Castleknock (Saint Brigid's) Saint Canice's See Finglas (Saint Canice's) Saint Catherine's - Saint Catherine's Park Thomas Street Dublin- 1522-1894 Burial records for 1678-1898 are at the RCB Church of Ireland Parish records for the period 1636-1715 were published in the Journal for the Parish Register Society of Dublin v. and the site of the graveyard is now a public park. Saint Catherine's see Portrane (Saint Catherine's) Saint Colmcille's see Swords (Saint Colmcille"s) Saitn Cuthbert;s se Kilmahuddrick Saint Doolagh's- Saint Doolagh's Kinsealy County Dublin - usage unknown Cof Ireland records in local custody Saint Dulaigh's see Saint Doolagh's Saint Finian's see Newcastle Lyons Saint Fintan's- Carrickbrack Road Sutton County Dubluin- usage 1850 to date- Burial records on microfilm are at the Dublin Corporation Environmental Health Section 9 Aston Quay Dublin (Check net for later address may have an email address by now) Saint George's - Near Mountjoy Square Dublin - usage Unknown and whereabouts of burial and death records unknown, and since around 1930 this has been a playground. The headstones are placed around the walls. Saint George's see Balbriggan (Saint George's) Saint Geoirge's see Drumcondra (Saint George's) Saint Ita's Hospital see Portrane (Saint Ita's Hospital) Saint James- James Street Dublin behind 121 James Street usage 1627-1976 Cof Ireland records from 1742 - 1989 available at the RCB. Roman Catholic from 1752-1800 in the National Library Saint John the Baptist see Castle Avenue Saint John the Evangelist see Coolock Saint John's - Fishamble Street Dublin 8 Church of Ireland records from 1619-1850 available at the RCB. And this site is now a public park. Saint John's see Clondalkin Saint Joseph of Clunry Sisters of see Mount Sackville Saint Joseph's see Bohernabreena (Saint Joseph's) Saint Kevin's- Liberty lane Camden Row Dublin 8- 12226-past 1753 Burial records for 1731-1809 are in the national Library of Ireland - CofIreland records from 1669-1761 have been published in the Journal of the Parish register Society of Dublin ix. And the graveyard is now a public park. Saint Lawrence's see Ballyfermot Saint Lawrence's see Chaplelizod Saint Luke- 106A The Coombe Dublin 8- usage was between 1713-1922. C of I records from 1716-1974 are available at the RCB. Saint Macculind's see Lusk Saint Maelruans's see Tallaght Saint Margaret's - Saint Margaret;s Finglas Dublin 11- Usage unknown closed now except to those with right of burial. RC- from 1757-1880 are in the National Library Saint Mark's -42 Pearse Street Dublin2- 1730-1950 Church of Ireland records 1716-1974 are at the RCB. Saint Marnock's see Portmarnockk (Saint marnock's) Saint Mary's - Mary Street Dublin 1- 1700-1855 - Church of Ireland burial records 1700-1858 housed at the RCB. The site is now a Public park. Saint Mary's Pro-Cathedral (Vaults) - Marlborough Street Dublin 1 - RC 1827-1932 and from 1932 they are the burials of the Archbishops of Dublin. * Public denied access to the vaults. Saint Mary's see Clonsilla Saint Mary's see Crumlin Saint Mary's see Dominicans (Saint Mary's) Saint Mary's see Howth (Saint Mary's) Saint Mary's see Lucan Chapel Hill Saint Matthew's see Irishtown Saint Maur's see Rush and Whitestown Saint Michael and John (Vaults) Lower exchange Street Dublin2. and of general interest this graveyard is under the care of the Parish of the Travelling People- usage is 1829-1896- Roman Catholic records are from 1829-1880 are in the National Library Ireland, and other records are in local Custody. Saint Michael-Le-Pole - Ship Street Dublin 8- usage pre Christian to circa 1300 Burial and death records unknown Saint Michan's - Church Street Dublin 7. Usage 1096-1880's and the most recent burial of persons with burial rights was in 1918. And that there fire in 1922 destroyed a lot of the Church of Ireland records. But the records for 1636-1685 and 1636 to 1700 were Published in the Journal of the Parish Register Society Dublin iii & v11. Records for 1697-1802 are in the National Library. Burial Records for 1700-1724 are in the Gen Office Manuscript 577. Saint Mobhi's see Glasnevin (Saint Mobhi's) Saint Mobhi's see Skerries (Saint Mobhi's) Saint Nathi's see Taney Saint Nicholas see Kinsealy (Saint Nicholas) Saint Nicholas Within- Christ Church Place Dublin 8- Usage 1671 to 1863 Cof I records from 1671 to 1862 are in the RCB Library Saint Nicholas Without see Cabbage Garden Saint Pappin's see Santry Saint Patrick's - Saint Patrick's Cathedral Patrick Street Dublin 8- Usage from 1400's- C of I records are divided and held in two local custody areas, 1677-1800 are published in the Journal of Parish register Society of Dublin ii. Saint Patrick's see Christian Brothers (Saint Patrick's) Saint Patrick's see Donabate (Saint Patrick's) Saint Patrick see Glencullen (Saint Patrick's) Saint Patrick's see Skerries (Saint Patrick's) Saint Paul's- North King Street Dublin 7- Usage 1697-circa 1860 CofIreland records from 1702-1892 at the RCB- Burial records are at the Genealogical Office Manuscript 577 Saint Paul's Retreat see Mount Argus Saint Peter and Paul's see Balbriggan (Saint Peter and Paul's) Saint Peter's - Aungier Street Dublin 2 the building is now the site of a YMCA building) usage 1670-1883* more update on this later. CofIreland records from 1670-1883 are at the RCB and records of the Church of Ireland 1669-1761 have been published in the Journal of the Parish register Society of Dublin ix. * Remains of those who had been interred in the graveyard were removed to Saint Lukes The Coombe Dublin 8 in body bags in 1980-1981 were still in the body bags in 2003 but in 2006 I was told they were going to be re interred in another graveyard. There are headstones stored in the vaults of Saint Lukes and Saint Patrick's Cathedral. Saint Sylvester's see Malahide (Saint Sylvester's) Saint Thomas' -Malborough Street Dublin 1 at Cathal Brugha Street Junction - there is no longer a graveyard usage c1700-1882. Burial records for 1762-1882 at the RCB. The church and adjoining graveyards were damaged in 1916-1922. The remains being re-interred in Mount Jerome in the mid 1920's Saint Thomas' see Mulhuddart Saint Vincent Hospital Fairview see Presentation Sisters (Terenure) Saint Vincnet's see Mercy Sisters of Saint Werburgh's - Werburgh Street Dublin 8- c1650-1920. Church of Ireland records from 1704-1843 at the RCB and Burial records from 1636-1709 at the National Library. Saintry (Saint Pappin's)- Santry Dublin 9. Usage 1709 to date Church of Ireland records from 1753-1878 at the RCB more recent burials in local custody. There are about 200 burials Shanganagh- Bray Road- Shankhill Co Dublin from June 1984 under the care of Deans Grange Burial board Dublin and enquiries must be made in writing. Skerries (Saint Mobhi's) - Grange Road Milverton Skerries Co Dublin usage from around 1700's earliest headstone is recorded as 1837 and is now closed. Location of burial and death records unknown. And persons who had been employees of Milverton Hall buried here. Skerries (saint Patrick's) Skerries County Dublin _RC_ usage is unknown but the church dates c1829 and burial record unknown Society of the Sacred Heart see Mount Anville Stillorgan (Saint Brigid's) -Stillorgan (Saint Brigid's) circa 1800 to date, and again the fire of 1922 destroyed Church of Ireland records and the more recent records are in local custody. Sutton see Saint Fintan's Sword's (Saint Columba's) - Church Road Swords Co Dublin Period of use unknown except it is said it is very old graveyard and still in use- Current Records of Church of Ireland in local custody. Swords (Saint Colmcille's) Chapel Lane Swords County Dublin - RC- usage from 1827 to date records in local custody. ======= T ======= Tallaght- (Saint Maelruan's) -Tallaght Village Dublin 24 - usage unknown now closed and the oldest headstone recored is 1667. Church of Ireland records destroyed in 1922. Taney (Saint Nathi's) Churchtown Road Dundrum Dublin 14 behind said towns library- usage circa 1700's and graveyard is now closed open to those with right of burials. Church of Ireland records in local custody- RC records from 1861 are in the Presbytery Dundrum Dublin 14. Templeogue- Willington Lane Dublin 12. Graveyard opened in 1932 and is now closed except to those with rights of Burial. Templelogue Old- Willington Lane Dublin 12 - headstones date from around the 18th century and the location of burial and death records is unknown Trinity College Dublin see Challoner's Corner Tulla see Tully Tullagh see Tully Tully - Lehaunstown Cabinteely County Dublin- usage early Christian times to 1967- Early Church of Ireland records lost to the fire 1922. ======= U ======= University of Dublin see Challoner's Corner ======= V ======= Vincentian Fathers see All Hallows ======= W ======= Ward The - The Ward Co Dublin usage unknown Burial records from 1932 are available at the Dublin County Council Environmental Department Swords Depot Watery Lane County Dublin. Warrenmount see Presentation Sisters Westpalstown Naul County Dublin- usage 1500's to date- Burial records from 1957 Dublin County Council Environmental Department Swords Depot Watery Lane County Dublin. Whitechurch - Whitechurch Road Dublin 16- Usage circa 1827 to date. Whitechurch Old - Whitechurch Dublin 16- Usage unknown now closed burial and death records unknown Whitestown(Saint Maur's) -Rush County Dublin - usage 1727 the oldest part being closed on order in 1973 Burial records Dublin County Council Environmental Department Swords Depot Watery Lane County Dublin. Woodtown- Woodtown Rathfarnham County Dublin (Jewish) from 1950's to date around 40 burials ======= Y ======= Yellow Walls see Malahide (Yellow Walls)