Cholera Graves Found In Old Cemetery

[@paulinethompson368]

Thanks

[@GraveVisitations]

Thank you Pauline ❤

[@janetslicer3637]

Epic video Cathal from the poorest of the poor, the sick, the starving to those with money. How sad such young were taken. A beautiful cemetery or graveyard, so large with hidden areas and still not forgotten. God bless all those souls whose names are lost to time. This was a special one ... I loved it! 🙏♥️🇮🇪

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks Janet very tragic circumstances here 💔🇮🇪

[@TheVideoGamesHistorian]

Fascinates me when you look into vaults that are hundreds of years old knowing that may be the first time since they were placed there that someone has set eyes on them .

[@GraveVisitations]

Always interesting to think about

[@annelielubbe4213]

This is a gorgeous old graveyard. Some monuments are still looking great. That old trees are gorgeous ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jamielieberg7053]

N NOTHER GREAT VIDEO you guy take care see you soon

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks Jamie 👍

[@deidrehuckabee2933]

I have become addicted to your videos! Ireland is so beautiful, and the graveyards are so interesting with all the vaults and mausoleums! Looking inside them and seeing the remains is fascinating to me! Thank you for sharing these videos with us.

[@donaldjohnson9401]

I like what G.V. said about the rich and the poor as We all face mortality the same ,absolutely true .

[@Betharoot]

I can't imagine losing three children in the short span of fourteen days. God bless the Talbot family.

[@tomsdotter3228]

Wow, the history here. Sad. But, it's a beautiful place. Glad it's being looked after. Thanks so much GV.

[@nadiabrook7871]

Please watch your footing, GV and Sue!! I don't want EITHER of you to fall and hurt yourselves!!🙏🙏🙏🙏 May all who died of famine and fever buried in that cemetery RIP!!💔😥🌹 Thanks for yet another EXCELLENT video, Cathal!! You ROCK!! XXXX ❤💞👍👏🤗

[@lauraJP76]

Good morning from America!! Can't wait to watch this video love to you, GV and Sue! ❤

[@GraveVisitations]

Hope you enjoyed it! Laura 👍

[@lauraJP76]

@@GraveVisitations I loved it, GV. What a beautifully sad broken place. Rest to all there. The graves of the children really hit my heart as I have lost 2 of my own. Those poor parents watching their babies starve, then and now in places in the world, makes my insides ache. As a parent you just want to do the best you can and stop the hurting of your babies sigh 😮‍💨💔 PS Watch out for the Fae under those old trees!🧚‍♂️🧚‍♀️🧚

[@GraveVisitations]

@@lauraJP76 sorry to hear about your loss Laura 🙏😔

[@lauraJP76]

@@GraveVisitations Thank you. You both keep up what your doing, say their names when you can, it's so important. Stay safe in your travels. 😊❤

[@Marksillerymusic]

Great video Cathal and Sue , it seems like that has been a graveyard for a very very long time.. hence why it looks so strange but that's only my opinion.. definitely a graveyard I will have to take a wonder around. You have such infectious passion about graveyards in fact She's the very same in her videos . Thanks for all your work on videos every week I really look forward to them.oh that's where " SOULMATES" came from gettcha you definitely are that anyway.

[@tristansmyth6802]

56:29

[@rebeccaainslie4637]

Love the bottle left as a memento! Someone may have shared a last drink and thoughts of someone cherished!❤

[@stuarttaylor6606]

Great video. I’m Taylor from Maine,keep up the videos. Great work,love the reading of the old stones. ❤

[@GraveVisitations]

Thank you! Will do! 🙌

[@majesticwerm7813]

Not sure how I wound up on Irish Graveyard KZbin but I am fascinated by it. It’s sad how many young children there are and the mass grave plots. Happy to see some clean up work happening tho. Hello from the US!

[@GraveVisitations]

Hi and thanks for watching my channel

[@lindawilliams8067]

Lovley old cemetery’s , my dad was Irish but moved to London as a boy , every Christmas I get orange white and green tinsel plait it and tie it round the base of his headstone 🇬🇧🇮🇪

[@kathyn8780]

all that sadness, starvation and fever it must have been so bleak thanks GV great as usual

[@GraveVisitations]

Very sad and tragic times 💔

[@franbreedlove9392]

Wow, I rewound a couple of times trying to make out what the voices said. I couldn't make it out, but I sure heard them! That was something else😇 There was something about this place that seemed familiar. Almost like I'd been there before though I am sure I haven't, in this life anyway lol Kinda like Deja vu. Thank you again guys. xx

[@janineblaze3417]

Shocked me to see the Dooley vault that’s my grandads surname he was from Tipperary ,another great video .

[@barbaragravely920]

Horse and cart that would be thinking way back 1700s and the 1900s. Love those old tree, trees of life.:) . Some of those names i felt a conection with me again wow thank you i love history it brings out a part of me as well greatful Lad . Take care stay healthy Barbie NWP, Fl

[@peterredfern1174]

Another top number GV,so sad the cholera,famine and poor areas,I used to hate it when my father would serve lambs fry,yet those people back then would’ve relished it.We don’t know how lucky we are sometimes,safe tr@vel,takecare,👋👋🙏🙏👍🇦🇺

[@bridgetmuehlberger5141]

There’s so much history in this cemetery! What a great idea you had to make it a school trip destination. It would be a great way to connect the school children to their own history in a very real way. Not just the location of the cholera, famine, and paupers’ graves, but the disparity you noted between the wealthy and the poor. Great vid!

[@sonnytaylor3003]

One of the most interesting cemeteries featured on your channel. Rest in peace to the victims of the famine, cholera and to those too poor for a proper burial. Thanks for this vid!

[@olgarullegardin7242]

Very large area, there is a lot to film. The large green trees are very beautiful and are a nice contrast to the white crosses. Thanks for the tour.

[@GraveVisitations]

It is huge but so interesting

[@lesgoody3141]

Bless you for remembering the little children and those they left behind.

[@saraherickson1995]

Okay, this made me cry! The famine and cholera plots were so heartbreaking ❤️‍🩹 😢

[@jules5394]

As my late father used to quote an Irish saying 'There are no pockets in a shroud!'. We are all equal in death. Great video watching from County Antrim

[@GraveVisitations]

Very true saying. Northern Ireland is beautiful hope you explore soon 👍

[@deemattia1688]

And no luggage racks on a hearse..

[@sallykohorst8803]

Thanks for this cemetary walk

[@50Street21]

Great tour. Thanks for including all of us on such an informative adventure while respecting the sadness and caring of loved ones from the past. Regards, Darryl

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks Darryl your welcome

[@GrandmaBev64]

Another amazing place. I would hope that a historical society or UNESCO World Heritage would take a look at these places, before they are destroyed or given back to the Earth completely. My heart races when I see these sites. It's like finding arrowheads and native cliff dwellings. To see history lost makes me sad. Especially with the lovely inscriptions and tributes that are getting worn away. Thank You for recording these places. Maybe someone will take notice and restore some of these historical places.

[@debroahisaacs2452]

It is so great that some very caring people are clearing away nature to be able to see graves from.long ago. Once cleared it will be easy to maintain. Wonderful video. Hello Sue. Thank you for your time ...😊😊😊

[@manisally]

That place was very atmospheric I think it would be a perfect place to do a night walk with that app you use on your phones . Thanks again for another informative and interesting video keep up the great work that you both do .

[@GraveVisitations]

That would be cool

[@joanfether8749]

I live in the U.S. I watch a channel that finds old Graveyards in Georgia. He always says you find old cedar trees in the old cemeteries. Those trees were very old but beautiful

[@racheallewis2437]

Maybe Sidestep Adventure

[@joanfether8749]

@racheallewis2437 yes it is.

[@lynnedunn4964]

@@racheallewis2437 hi hon...yes I watch Sidestep and I am subscribed to his channel. He really pays strict and compassionate attention to the Enslaved unmarked and the few marked graves. Clearing away the dirt of years accumulating, and paying attention to detail...he most of all gives love and respect to those buried there. The young man's name is Robert...he's a good man! Be safe ..oh and I am a Dunn .. Part of my family is from Ireland..although my mother would never tell me from what part of Ireland my ancestors came from .. oh well ..just thought I would let you know God bless Ireland ‼️❤️

[@gregh9975]

I watch Sidestep Adventures as well.....old graveyards deep in the woods discovered.

[@deborahmason8682]

I love watching your videos, I live in Canada 🇨🇦, thankyou for walking us through these old and beautiful cemeteries

[@sheilafleming7240]

Good video a amazing graveyard

[@marieswindlehurst9694]

Careful sue ,beautiful place all those hidden vaults love the old stones and vaults xx

[@helencheadle5285]

Hello Cathal and Sue, that was a very thought provoking graveyard, so much tragedy! I’m hearing EVP’s all over the place! Listen at 20.52…you were commenting on the fallen wrought iron round a grave with a cross on top..you were just saying about the cross, and I thought the voice said something about the cross…have a listen. … Someone commented when you left the famine grave and said rest in peace….I feel so sad as they seem so grateful to have someone recognise what happened and to show care. That’s an amazing place, be fascinating to walk at night, but risky with so much fallen masonry, over grown graves etc. you did well showing us so much, Thankyou both. Love and light, Godbless you both. Helen 🙋‍♀️😘

[@jeffreyyoung4104]

Thanks guys, it is great you work so hard to bring us such beauty and history!

[@GraveVisitations]

Our pleasure!

[@AlexWatson-ii7ol]

Definitely got my vote on a night tour would be super creepy much ❤ and stay safe guys

[@k.t.rabbit9552]

I'm planning to be cremated...don't fancy going in a hole...but those beautiful spots up under the trees at the top could almost change my mind! Here in the US planting English Ivy is highly discouraged, even prohibited in some places, because it is so very invasive and damaging to structures. Lovely video...thanks for the tour!

[@sheilan6235]

The plants, trees and ivy, are really destructive. This place is amazing!

[@pamelagideon7762]

I love this it's like going into a candy store, you can't get enough. Lol. Those two really old trees were really awesome and where it was located you don't see that very often. I wonder how old that huge tree is. Well, thank you for taking me on this interesting walk. Have a nice day to the both of you. 😊

[@williesnyder2899]

@pamela: Yes, just imagine the number of ceremonies, burials, visits, flowers…tears…a trees like those silently witness in their own lifetimes . . .

[@steveb1972]

Always a fascinating look at our history. Love the respect and love you show to the residents of the graveyard. Bless you both.

[@MrsMagpie]

Amazing video thank you for sharing, I have been watching for awhile but wish I had been brave and said hello sooner your live chat was lovely and so friendly.

[@GraveVisitations]

We have a great community here your always welcome

[@MrsMagpie]

@@GraveVisitations Thank you, I hope you both have a lovely evening.

[@Cathidee]

This has to be one of my favorite graveyards. Both videos are fascinating.

[@alisonlyons4691]

I am new here ive seen a few videos and subscribed at the first. Im in West Scotland. I find graveyards so interesting this one is outstanding in its history. Thankyou for the respect you show and for sharing your experiences......Alioban

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks and welcome, Scotland has also really interesting cemeteries and history as does Ireland. I hope to visit Scotland sometime

[@monicapushkin3274]

Love the old church with the coarse stonework. Beautiful as always. ❤❤

[@johndean5251]

Beautiful GV

[@zorabryce5493]

It is so sad about the pauper, famine and cholera graves. Thank you for this episode. It is a shame that the older graves are falling apart. I think the authorities need to remove some of the trees and a lot of the ivy. Stay safe and keep well. Zora in Australia.

[@lisaedwards931]

Amazing video! Lovely to see all those amazing vaults & would love to see a nighttime video, a beautiful cemetery ❤

[@lorikerr549]

I love what you said GV about the rich and the poor as it is so true not only in life but also death ‘you cannot take it with you and that we all go out the same way’ soooo true! As a fan of yours & Serenity Sue’s channels I love your content & all of your amazing explores of all these old old graveyards that we would not see otherwise! Keep up the great work! Much love from Canada 🇨🇦♥️ 🇮🇪

[@gregh9975]

Yes, someone once said that you would never see a hearse towing a trailer (with one's possessions) into a graveyard......can't take it with you. Great channel....many thanks to you. Always saddened to see graves of little children...here in the U.S. they are often marked by a little 'sleeping lamb' resting atop a headstone.

[@robertharsch8131]

Hello Folks, i just stumbled across your page last night @ 1:00 AM. The witching hour...😮 and have been binge watching your videos for hours now. OMG, just absolutely Fantastic Documentation and Narrations.... Many Blessings To Sue and Yourself for capturing such beautiful Graves and Churches!!!! Bless You Both!° Im so stoked to watch these.!!!!!Thank You!!!

[@GraveVisitations]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@jacquelinebarnett3439]

Such an amazing and beautiful cemetery with so much history. RIP.

[@annlindsaywright3169]

Beautiful in decay. Momento Mori.

[@marlalonchar3858]

Sunce you caught a EVP in rhe daytime, can you imagine at night? Thank you for a great video!

[@-old-school-motorcyclesltd]

What a lovely grave yard, some epic views and amazing amount of history just makes you wonder how many people are actually buried there and those poor graves so sad Phil Green Hull 🇬🇧

[@GraveVisitations]

Hi Phil thanks for watching. I've a good friend living in hull

[@marcanthony2321]

Thank you for posting always enjoy watching!

[@copious_amounts-unknown8897]

Fantastic! Thank you for taking us along. Such an important history that needs to be documented & preserved. Looking forward to more of your videos. Thank you both.

[@GraveVisitations]

Our pleasure! See you on the next one 👍

[@annfahy2589]

Love to see a walk around in a graveyard in the dark,as long as you take care x

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks Ann x

[@johncarroll9986]

Indeed it's true I've often wondered how they got those big Headstones into such awkward places

[@Mellie_H]

Just stopped halfway through, to ask if there were children playing in the area? At about 20 minutes in, there are children's voices. Right before you say, "Can we read" referring to the headstone, it sounds like a child says something very similar to "Can you read?" Also, when you were in the church ruins, twice, there was a whispery voice. You did the editing, so I'd imagine you noticed this, but thought I'd point it out, in case you didn't. This is a fabulously huge place, but so sad for the poor people who lost their lives due to poverty, famine and diseases. God bless you two. 💛

[@GraveVisitations]

Hi thanks for pointing this out. I did hear whispers in edit but I'll definitely check it out

[@Mellie_H]

@@GraveVisitations Thank you. I'm curious to see if you hear them. Have a great evening. 💛

[@arthurharms5502]

A night walk through this cemetery would be awesome!

[@davidkean5247]

I love the way you both interact with each other i feel i am doing these walk,s with you thank you once again 🎉🎉

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks David

[@terriemery5687]

G'day from Australia. It is fantastic that you are documenting these graves. I noticed one was of an O'Brien. I have O'Brien in my family. It is interesting. The cholera and pauper graves are heartbreaking

[@WilliamD.Hazlett-cr4gm]

They used horse drawn skids and sleigh hearses to get them coffins up and probably stored them in a public receiving vault till spring thaw.

[@GraveVisitations]

Couldn't see any receiving vault tho

[@julieito9523]

A night walk would be very eerie, it would be great! This is a wonderful and interesting video now, too! Glad you two didn't fall in😊 thank you!

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks Julie 🤗

[@cathys7087]

The graves of the Talbot and Stack children break my heart 💔. May they be at peace.

[@jcrawford3098]

Love to live vicariously through the videos! It would be very interesting to see this place at night, indeed...

[@JanetReinert]

Really enjoy your videos. So sad to see the state of some cemeteries but am happy to see the clean up. You do a great job. Thank you for the tours.

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks Janet

[@jananderson672]

I just became a subscriber to your wonderful channel. Greetings from the USA. I heard so much whispering as you walked through. The dead were really chatty to you both. That tree with the old bottles gave me Druid vibes. Keep well and watch your steps.

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks Jan for watching and subscribing ❤️

[@Sea-forest]

Love to see the old style of history and the beautiful art of some of the graves and monuments

[@lewisbowles7260]

Would absolutely love to see a night walk of this place. Great videos folks.

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks Lewis

[@marysortman1218]

Cool looking old graveyard!

[@nuka_world_demon]

Enjoying the tours! Thank you for sharing your adventures! ❤

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks for watching

[@nuka_world_demon]

@@GraveVisitations of course!

[@rogercarroll2551]

Fascinating burial ground. Thanks for this.

[@SandraWeierman]

I was busy and came to watch the video 24 minutes late. Just wanted to say what an amazing cemetery it is. Thank you for coming back to show us more. Be safe and stay healthy! I guess in a small way I was. . . "lucky" if you can call it that. That I lost my only baby so early. I was only 13 weeks. The nightmares were the worst part for me. So, I feel for anyone now or past that have lost any children.

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks alex

[@cherylschantz9893]

So sorry for your loss.

[@WilliamD.Hazlett-cr4gm]

Waiting patiently for your well produced videos Will from Western Pennsylvania...

[@TheRhNegative]

I'm from SW Pennsylvania!!!

[@dibble2005]

Lads I just found ye're channel and I love it. Thanks.

[@GraveVisitations]

Cheers for watching 👍

[@tabatharobinson9325]

New to your channel and positively adore it. Cemeteries are so historical & beautiful. Thank you for your lovely channel from Sandy Valley, Nevada USA

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks and welcome 🇮🇪❤️

[@mallardtheduck406]

This was a Great video G.V. and Serenity Sue, You both make a Wonderful Cemetery Exploration team! The Cholera Plot and Children's Graves hit me the hardest. You are correct Sir, no One can take their possessions or Mausoleums with them when they die. It is So Important to have that Faith & Relationship with Jesus Christ. I am glad Serenity Sue didn't fall into that vault, I can't imagine how slippery some of the Graves and Cemeteries are You explore. I would love to see a Night Time Cemetery Exploration, when the Ground is more dry and safe of course. I enjoy Your videoes Greatly, but please don't endanger yourselves for a YT Video. Take Care & God Bless You Both!!!

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks for watching appreciate your support

[@susangreasby8741]

Been. Verry. Good. To. Watch.

[@joelhurley2678]

Wonderful walk. Hopefully that cemetery becoming a better cleaner situation. Very nice cemetery.

[@peterredfern1174]

Natures protection for those within.🙏🙏👍

[@michaelbedinger4121]

Very interesting, the church ruins and graveyard. I am glad that efforts are being made to clean up the graveyard, it will probably be a work in progress, for a while. The door you went back to check on, the lock may not work anymore. I would be very much interested, if you and Sue did a night walk here. Considering all the tragedy this place has seen, and the voices you heard, it may prove fascinating. Thank you very much GV and Sue, for another great video. Take care 😊

[@GraveVisitations]

We hope to do a night walk in the near future Michael all depends on weather I suppose

[@michaelbedinger4121]

@GraveVisitations Thank you very much for getting back to me GV. I would look forward to seeing that video. I would also wait for decent weather conditions, if necessary. No sense in going out in bad weather and getting sick. Thank you again.

[@ShelArmstrong]

Hi GV that's all you need rain you don't need that it looks really interesting lovely video GV thanks take care both of you 👍

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks, you too! Shel

[@markholmes8803]

very sad grave yard interesting tho thanks GV

[@EllenCFarmGirl]

I love you videos, beautiful old cemetery. Love peeking in the vaults. From Colorado USA❤

[@jacquelinesmedley7853]

Burials. Often the bodies of cholera victims were wrapped in cotton or linen and doused in coal-tar or pitch before placing into a coffin. Each burial was in a pit 8 feet (2.4 m) deep and liberally sprinkled with quicklime. The bodies were sometimes burnt before interment

[@marygrummer9189]

Wow, another super interesting tour! The mass graves are heartbreaking. 😢

[@mostlypeacefulcerealkiller2145]

Wow that was interesting! Makes me wanna go there with a chainsaw & whipper snipper to tame the invasive stuff to discover the hidden history . I never knew ivy was such a pest. LOL the part about falling into a crypt & never heard from again. On your tombstone "I told you this would happen!"

[@GraveVisitations]

😂 We made it out alive

[@verasandin3599]

What a beautiful cemetery, i love these compaired to ours of today. Thank you for showing the cemetarys of old.

[@GraveVisitations]

Glad you enjoyed

[@Patrick-ni6ji]

Like what you are doing I can see places I can not afford to travel too. I've photo of many cemmetaries over the years...

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks for coming on this walk with me 👍

[@timothyford6547]

I'm from Colorado great videos

[@CraigBarron-os9it]

Fascinating. Thanks for the link to this visit back. What asgounds me is, why bury the cholera victims all in one mass grave?? Is it just to save room for other internments, or they could not bury them individually?? Other than that, ive been a subscriber of yours and Serenity Sue's channel for 2 months now, and i am loving all of these old graveyard visits. Thank you and keep safe, keep up the great work, both you and Sue. Cheers from Sydney Australia

[@stephenharvey7868]

Hi both of you .Sorry I'm late I was just watching darts. Brilliant post . Very nice graveyard

[@GraveVisitations]

Love the darts Stephen myself thanks for watching

[@donnicholas7552]

Interesting but very sad cemetery.

[@Sea-forest]

Thank you for sharing ❤

[@GraveVisitations]

Thanks for watching! 👍

[@Sea-forest]

@@GraveVisitations unbelievable that huge keltic cross at that one cemetery how huge and intricate carved but humbling also

[@paulinethompson368]

A night walk would be great.... spooky vibes in there for sure 😊

[@GraveVisitations]

I think so too! 👻

[@automatedelectronics6062]

Yes. Do a night video! Bring one of those frequency scanning radios, maybe the deceased may want to have a word. Also bring an infra-red light with you. You might find some ghosts.

[@GraveVisitations]

👍

[@johnfeole1660]

Yes I would love to see that.