Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin is Ireland's largest burial site and is the resting place for 1.5 million Irish souls, including 702,000 women. Today's top videos Schools and history books often ...

One hundred years ago, on September 30th 1917, Thomas Ashe was buried in what would become known as the ‘Republican plot’ of Glasnevin Cemetery. The Kerry-born Ashe had died tragically after ...

THE REMAINS OF more than 1,600 cholera victims from the 1800s that were discovered during Luas works have now been buried in Glasnevin Cemetery. Deputy Lord Mayor of Dublin Councillor Donna Cooney ...

So many go straight from school into college and hate it. I took some time out and did some work and then found out what I was interested in.

It was all over in 20 minutes. The fragments of a life had been assembled in order to say goodbye, and the respect and affection that permeated the graveside was as strong as might have been the case ...

The Ballyboggan master plan will govern the redevelopment of 77 hectare of land at the Dublin Industrial Estate opposite ...

Dublin, 1 August 1915 - Patrick Pearse, the schoolteacher and Irish language activist, delivered a stirring oration at the graveside of Jeremiah O’Donovan Rossa at Glasnevin cemetery. In the ...