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1. Clifton Street Graveyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By IrishIsis - Randalstown, United Kingdom
I am have mobility issues and was able to use my rollator throughout the tour. Tour was booked for 3pm and started on time. Was a very pleasant day - no rain and temperature was comfortable. Our guide was Gretta and I must say that all the folk in the group remarked how knowledgeable Gretta was, she was able to hold the attention of the group by telling us all about the various plots in the graveyard from the richest Belfast merchants with their crypts and inscribed headstones, to the mass grave of those unfortunates who died from various illnesses, the poor, and those that had no relatives - some of these people came from the poor house, some from the workhouse, and some were dumped at the gate. Thanks Gretta for ensuring that we had an afternoon of local history.
2. Derry City Cemetery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By jaimeh412
If you enjoy history, good storytelling, walks with great views, the macabre, having a laugh, or chatting with nice people then a tour of Derry City Cemetery with Seamus Breslin is a must if you are visiting Derry. It was one of the highlights of our very enjoyable time in Derry. Go ahead and book a tour, you won't regret it!
3. Roselawn Cemetery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
4. Belfast City Cemetery
5. Bovevagh Old Church and Mortuary House
6. Lynastown Quaker Burial Ground
7. First Rathfriland Presbyterian Church
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
A barn type Presbyterian Church dating back to 1660's. Rev Samuel Barber was the minister at the time of the Irish Rebellion. Family links with the First World War, Titanic and Rev John Wesley.
