Uncovering the Disturbing Truth Behind Coffin & Remains

[@GraveVisitations]

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[@rj4590]

I always do.

[@j.whiteoak6408]

ALWAYS!!!! I very much appreciate your vidz - and those of Serenity Sue too ❤❤

[@trenchcoatmafioso]

Eating berries growing on a grave seems like the start of a horror movie.

[@patriciakennedy4780]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@lesjones5684]

They are very good berries 😅😅😅

[@FarleyHillBilly]

@@lesjones5684 Meaty .

[@aliciabrewer9444]

My thoughts exactly. 😂 Nope, I couldn't eat any kind of food that is growing in a cemetery.

[@mnj640]

Well fertilised?

[@juststeph6701]

I love your channel! Why do people think it's ok to desecrate a grave???? Just despicable.

[@MarilouGushwa]

It's terrible

[@aliciabrewer9444]

And it's very disrespectful

[@cattymajiv]

I'm absolutely an atheist, but I still agree with you, because the family will be hurt. Even if the family haven't visited in decades, maybe somebody will come. Such violence is never ok. No excuse for it is acceptable.

[@normacotter3377]

All 3 of those coffins had the kids off and yes I would pick and eat those blackberries. Love your videos ❤❤❤

[@ladyright9977]

Being buried outside "hallowed ground" was usually a suicide.

[@garycorbin2789]

Also if the deceased committed , murder , depravity and scandalous behaviour of a serious nature , and excommunicated.

[@marklatimer7333]

Could the person not been a Catholic, a non-conformist?

[@ladyright9977]

@@garycorbin2789 true as well

[@knightowl5512]

Thats so sad😢

[@SerenitySueGraveyards]

Beautiful location, fantastic mausoleum, shame on those who did that to their resting place

[@tomsdotter3228]

Gorgeous mausoleum. Thank you for the look in. I expected to see more coffins in there. Funny that they never put an inscription above the door. Thanks for the tour, GV!

[@tomsdotter3228]

Definitely looks like vandalism. Thanks again GV for all you do.

[@teresayates8274]

That ia a unique and beautiful mausoleum! I will never understand what is catastrophically wrong with the mind of someone who breaks into someone's final resting site to rummage into a coffin. I truly can not wrap my mind around it. Love from Connecticut❤

[@cattymajiv]

I agree 100%. It's very, very sick.

[@joannerothque1548]

Thanks GV. lovely graveyard & the mausoleum is stunning.

[@iamshotty]

How bizarre - last night I was catching up on yours and Sue's older videos and watched Sue's Seymour Mausoleum episode from 2 yrs ago, and yes you're right - it was cleaned up really well compared to now. Thanks GV. Oh, and I think I'll pass on the berries... 😂 xx Teresa 🇦🇺❤

[@Lorriann63]

That mausoleum is beautiful. I see where you got the impression of Egyptian. The two columns flanking the stairway to the door are reminiscent of the Sphynx's paws. Thank you for the interesting video, GV.

[@daveyjoweaver6282]

What an amazing mausoleum and the skill involved to create this monument. Kind Thanks for the tour of this Beautiful resting place! Many Blessings and Safe Journeys! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

[@maureenalder8905]

Seems such a waste of space seeing just those few coffins in that huge mausoleum..Another great history lesson GV..Thanks ❤

[@CatCmdr]

Huge mausoleum! Interesting state of things inside. Thanks GV! 💚💚

[@nadiabrook7871]

Thanks

[@GraveVisitations]

Nadia thank you so much this really helps us as we are away making content ❤️

[@nadiabrook7871]

@@GraveVisitations You're VERY welcome, my friend!! XXXX 🤗❤

[@brianbloom1799]

When You see a coffin Open Like that, I would not be surprise, If someone looked in there for Gold or valuables.

[@GraveVisitations]

Certainly looks the case Brian

[@christenedoering7720]

Yes I thought that

[@davidballoid2118]

or maybe even a Golden Tooth or something! 🤷🦷

[@mysticmimaw]

Thanks for peaking in the crypt! I wonder why the one on the shelf was open. Fascinating!! Great video! Stay spooky ☠️ 👻

[@GraveVisitations]

Vandals more than likely

[@JeanCrosby]

Hello GV, enjoying another awesome video you have posted. What a stunning Mausoleum. Breaks my heart that people desecrate graves. Keep these videos coming. Cheers Jean Crosby Nashville TN USA

[@Liz_678]

Very interesting grave yard and mausoleum! Thanks GV!

[@vickiwatson3284]

Wonderful video. Thanks for sharing. You did a great job ❤

[@jamielieberg7053]

I think that brown coffin by the weight and flexibility of the lead that is has contorted the coffin lid open if you look at the side you can see the bottom has droped down with decomposition of the body it liquified and drain out of the bottem. also no the floor I can see the drainage that dark red color is what is called coffin liquor that is a nice way of saying the decomposition. I have seen where my great great uncles coffin resting on two stands one at the head and one at the feet from 1820 in his mausoleum the bottem of the wood has bowed down because body it liquified and drain out of the bottem. That is why in that Crypt the floor is dusted with quick lime powder.

[@GraveVisitations]

Good thinking Jamie that could be the problem

[@barbaraconway5488]

@@jamielieberg7053 Thanks for that information!

[@tinasavage674]

Thanks for the look around gv😊

[@susanlee298]

Beautiful representation. Very respectful. Tanks.

[@Caseusfette]

beautiful history, amazing country.. thanks for sharing it with us!

[@GraveVisitations]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@redrooster1908]

Superintendent General Schedule (Supt GS) is a grade of military service, but it depends on a 1 to 15 scale. Such as G-15 is higher rank than G-3, etc. Interesting, GV.

[@DeborahIsaacs-nx4dw]

The stone wall is gorgeous, so is the graveyard and Mausaleum, great find, nice of the Seymours to think of others, great tour.❤😊

[@janemurdock6988]

That looked like a grave outside the mausoleum. I always wondered why a beautiful mausoleum would be so empty, unmaintained, and not visited. Sorry haven't been watching regularly. Need to catch up.

[@cherylschantz9893]

Looks like they upkeep the graveyard well and people are remembered.

[@deirdredowling-mv6bs]

Hi from Dublin. Great channel and informative 💚🇮🇪🤩🙏

[@GraveVisitations]

Hi deirdre thanks for watching 🇮🇪

[@sheilan6235]

Interesting, thank you! That mausoleum is beautiful

[@Stella_In_Real_Life]

I wonder if there would be local records of the burial. Sad, there's no marker anymore. I could get obsessed over that stuff pretty quick 😅 Such a beautiful cemetery. Really appreciate your sharing with us. ❤

[@GraveVisitations]

Not that I know of very strange isn't it

[@Couldnteventhink]

This was a really interesting journey and history. Thank you.

[@Oldnoitall]

The coffin s were moved back left and right look at the outlines of them on the floor especially the brown one ! Thanks again for your very fine video s

[@Corgis175]

My father's mother's side of the family, Byrne, came from Galway.

[@carolynkatsilas8559]

Very quiet and peaceful cemetery, and beautiful mausoleum. Thank you for sharing GV. ❤

[@RedheadTales]

Wow another great find. Loved Galway great horse racing ❤

[@GraveVisitations]

The races is on at the moment I think

[@Mellie_H]

Such a large, beautiful place! Sad to see so few family members used it.

[@FeralSheryl1818]

The mausoleum is interesting to say the least and very different. Nice find.

[@j.whiteoak6408]

That beautiful little graveyard is surely the very meaning of "rest in peace" !!!

[@007tallguy]

What a beautiful property! 😮 And that structure was certainly built to last. Oh yeah, the front of the headstone at 6:20 kind of looks like its in the shape of a police badge. 🤔 Thanks for another great adventure GV! 👍👍 Pete 🇨🇦

[@tompena7487]

Amazing and only 3 buried inside this beautiful mouseleum also thanks for traveling and bringing these vlogs .

[@peterredfern1174]

May the Seymour’s R.I.P go have a cuppa G.V,safe travels,god bless,🙏🙏👋👋👍🇦🇺

[@peterb3772]

Pete Fahy served as a superintendent in the Garda Síochána (GS), GV. Another outstanding video. I appreciate you sharing it. 👍👍

[@peterb3772]

I'd like to provide additional details on Superintendent Peter Fahy, as reported by the Irish Independent on October 8th, 1950. He passed away at Sligo County Hospital on October 4th, 1950. A native of Ballinasloe, County Galway, he was an original member of the Garda, promoted to Inspector in 1922 and to Superintendent the following year. His career included time at the depot before assignments in Cork and Waterford and a transfer to Sligo in 1935. He was in his fifties and was survived by his wife and three children.

[@takeittodehart1507]

@@peterb3772 Thank you for the information.

[@cattymajiv]

@@peterb3772 Thank you very much!

[@Shazzadut1]

His wife’s initials after her name were NT which is National Teacher.

[@jacquelinedenambtman]

it looks like a grave 👌👌👌great video thanks

[@charlescorris3469]

Amazing…Good show

[@michaeltreadwell777]

Thanks for another great video. I find all the Graveyards you have taken us to so interesting in so many different ways. I'm sure that wrought iron surround has to be a grave - strange it is outside the Mausoleum though - somebody must know the story about it. Anyway, thanks again - already looking forward to your next instalment. Take care 🙂

[@LauraKnotek]

I agree with you that it has to be a grave, but it's strange that the person wasn't buried in the mausoleum, given how huge it is and so few coffins are in it.

[@ShelArmstrong]

Hi GV hope you are well it's nice to see the grass has been cut I would say yes there is someone buried in there isn't many coffin's in that mausoleum though I thought there was going to be more take care nice video 👍

[@joelhurley2678]

I am wondering if the Seymour family is related to the wife that was beheaded Jane Seymour of Henry VIII since they are from England. Great video and enjoy the history thank you.

[@peteacher52]

A very good video. The unkempt plot outside the cemetery walls - time was when criminals and "fallen" women were assumed to disgrace their families, thus wouldn't be allowed to 'contaminate' so-called sacred ground. A young girl, screwed by some lying low-life and left to face ostracism alone, to die in childbirth, fits the possibility. Too sad.

[@ElijahRetro1982]

Another great video Cathal 👍🏽😎👍🏽🫐

[@LaurenFerrell885]

Headstones are beautiful with the little details

[@beautyqueeninminneso]

Another incredible video!

[@maryleeswope3353]

Beautiful mausoleum! Too bad those coffins can't be kept behind a protective screen for privacy. 😢

[@cattymajiv]

I imagine that if anyone cared enough to build one now, it would include plexiglass shields, but even the most religious people don't feel that building these extravagant things is worth it anymore. Nor do the richest people. I certainly don't, even though I do admire the artistry that went into many of them. I also admire the sentiment that they desired the families to end up together. If my family had a mausoleum, I would like a small plaque with my name and some details to be put there, but otherwise I don't care where my ashes end up, and I don't want any money spent beyond the bare minimum.

[@clarekelly6129]

Wow! What an unusual but stunning mausoleum. Great video GV 👍👍👍👍👍

[@saulebdalin4809]

Another great video. Thanks gv

[@Kevin-jb8do]

Could the lone grave outside the wall be someone that could not be buried in consecrated ground due to the way they died? Thanks for another great walk. I really enjoy seeing the beautiful countryside.

[@cattymajiv]

Most likely it is.

[@aliciabrewer9444]

That mausoleum is interesting to look at. I've never seen one built like that. Quiet there but with an odd feel of spooky. 😳😐

[@moirab1]

I love your accent! Beautiful!

[@johndean5251]

Beautiful as Always

[@megsmysteries8968]

It's so sad people do that to others final resting place. No respect . Love this channel. Thanks for sharing. 👻💀👻

[@Toronto8plus]

The separate fenced grave sized area by the family mausoleum may be the resting place of a faithful servant.

[@suzannestanley]

Love your accent.

[@GraveVisitations]

Thank you! 😃

[@cattymajiv]

Me too!

[@tinasummers4578]

Hello again GV great video

[@rhondamc3642]

It's kinda wicked looking when we look inside through a spider web. 🧐 Thank you for the views, G.V.!

[@Here_This]

That's a beautiful mausoleum !

[@normacotter3377]

I think the metal fence? Is a grave 🪦

[@zoltannemeth8864]

The Seymour family were “berried” here.

[@GraveVisitations]

Berry good

[@simplefloridagirl]

Buried outside the cemetary, I wonder if it's a disgraced family member. No marker to remember who was buried there.

[@GraveVisitations]

Sad really

[@amandacunningham4861]

Beautiful mausoleum. i would eat the blackberries 😃 i think they are safe. I think there is a grave in the fenced area also.

[@SurfCityBill]

The descending stairway seems like a poor design because where would all the rain water go other than right straight into the mausoleum.

[@donnicholas7552]

Beautiful mausoleum!

[@davidballoid2118]

Only 2 ways to find out whats in the ground outside the cemetery G.V., Ground Penetrating Radar or the good old-fashion way ⛏ You'll have to dig it up G.V., you bring the shovel and I'll bring the Beer! 🍺🍺😆🤣

[@GraveVisitations]

Lol 😱

[@stephenharvey7868]

Hi GV Steve from England. What a lovely place to be buried. Quite exstrodany and well looked after. Could be a dog or some animal with the railings round it. Marvellous molusium.The The only trouble with it . that it attracts robbers which is a shame. Nice video GV.

[@David-The-YorkshireMan]

G.S. stands for Garda Síochána he was a police superintendent

[@YTmama-c1o]

I would imagine this mausoleum structure cost a LOT of money in its day...and yet now it seems abandoned and forgotten...no one to tidy it up.

[@janetslicer3637]

I would eat those blackberries in a heartbeat! I eat them everyday for breakfast! Love the mausoleum and the grounds are exquisite. I bet someone is buried in that small condoned off area. Odd where it was placed though. It didn't look like many were buried within the mausoleum. It is a pretty mausoleum without any vines climbing all over it. Nice to be on the west coast in Galway Cathal. (My keyboard got screwed up and I can't find my emojies.)

[@mjrchapin]

Maybe the 'outside' burial was later moved, with only the original rails left.

[@mikkicoconut7945]

I wonder if the grave that was outside the cemetery was that of a suicide victim.

[@dw3403]

Or a servant?

[@AM-qp2wx]

@@dw3403 No, not a servant.

[@betsyholway7500]

Maybe the roofed portion of the Seymore mausoleum was for family to stay and visit under cover

[@GraveVisitations]

Possible but its hard to say for sure

[@minerran]

Excellent work getting the view inside the mausoleum. I hope you picked those blackberries on the way out, nothing finer. Blackberry pie is the best!

[@rodolfoayalajr.8589]

Great video friend. Maybe they all worked for the families. Rip Amen 🙏. That railing maybe a special children’s pet bury there.

[@westw00d100]

People always break in. All that effort to protect the deceased, only to fail. Bill.

[@sheilafleming7240]

It is certainly a big mausoleum lovely

[@cathys7087]

That iron fence does look like a grave. Beautiful location, GV!

[@pamelac2863]

Very cool 😎 as always No way eating the berry's

[@Sheila3444]

The cemetery might have been consecrated ground and if someone was percieved to have died in sin they would be burried outside and not in consecrated ground.

[@GraveVisitations]

Could be the case Sheila thank you

[@cherylschantz9893]

Possibly. Or a loved pet.

[@priscillamccain1626]

Years ago, I believe, a suicide could not be interred in consecrated ground. Might have been the case here. So sad.

[@shut-yuh-rass]

Everyone dies in sin though, but many have made similar comments about certain crimes, etc.

[@cattymajiv]

@@shut-yuh-rass But the churches had specific rules regarding who was, and who was not allowed.

[@Ric-Roze]

I would eat the Blackberrys

[@valariebedard2164]

I see spiders webs ! Interesting walk! GV✌..😊

[@cherylschantz9893]

I wonder why more family isn’t buried there?

[@GraveVisitations]

A waste tbh

[@dustismith8919]

Wonderful video ❤

[@abbynormal2111]

Grave berries...Yummy!

[@AnnaMaria-zm8cv]

4 coffins and all opened, and it looks like a shoulderblade bone on the left empty shelves as well. How can people do this... all for gathering a skull. :(

[@johnmorelli3775]

Vancouver island, where I live, has lots of blackberry. I have eaten those berries. They are good (the red ones are not ripe yet). They are tasty when black. Blackberry is an invasive weed.

[@Marksillery.sonicpulse]

That's a huge mausoleum and definitely wouldn't eat the blackberries 😂 fantastic to look inside. And you might have found some of your own family members Daily? That's one of the best mausoleums I've ever seen it's really cool. Think I'm turning into a graveyard nerd 😂 fantastic video Cathal

[@GraveVisitations]

Your part of the morbid club now lol

[@missmarple7639]

👍👍👍

[@amilzola2321]

Note the stone birdhouse at the front peak of the roof above the entrance.

[@brianbloom1799]

I would Bet that,s a Grave, Move some of the Grass, See if there,s a stone facing up

[@jameshodson1567]

Sometimes people who committed suicide were refused permission to be buried in consecrated ground and were buried beyond the boundary of the cemetery

[@BarbaraK-n8m]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@cemeteriesdownunder9247]

what a beautiful mausoleum so unusual 😍 I really don't understand vandalism at all just awful

[@sylviaburns2995]

If you knew what kind of plant and type of berries they were you might know if they are safe to eat. But since no critters are eating the berries it's best to leave them for the beauty to the eyes. Best to be safe!

[@AnnaMaria-zm8cv]

They are just bramble berries, or black berries as some will know them. They are delicious and are an important part of British and Irish countryside, many people gather them in Autumn to make jelly or juice of them. But they are super invasive and are able to keep every one and everything out that doesnt have a knife with them, they are perfect to keep wildlife out of fields and gardens, thats why UK is full of bramble hedges and stone walls. They cut you nasty if you fall or get tangled into them, hooking in your skin and tear it.

[@cattymajiv]

Identical to raspberries, but darker.