THE HIDDEN WORLD I GOT ACCESS TO
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2024
- Guards hold the key. They eventually unlocked the place for me
The site was once the location of an old Celtic church founded by Saint Broc which lends its name to Donnybrook (Irish: Domhnach Broc). Later the church of St. Mary was dedicated by the Archbishop of Dublin, Archbishop John Comyn sometime between 1181 and 1212. The church was rebuilt by Archbishop William King in 1720 and by 1827, due to the size of the congregation, a replacement church was built on the corner of Anglesa Road and Simmonscourt Road and dedicated to St. Mary in 1830. The old church was demolished and the materials sold off. There is a small wall in the middle of the cemetery that is thought to be the remains of the old church.
The entrance to the cemetery was originally located to the south where the Religious Sisters of Charity are located. Today the entrance is beside the Garda station and is through an archway that was erected by the Dublin Stock Exchange in 1893 in memory of Thomas Chamney Searight.
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Beautiful graveyard. Glad they are cleaning up, so much history! 1700 stones facinate me. All hand carved! Thanks Sue and GV💕
I know you love them Liz, it's amazing to see them and to be able to read. 💓❤️
Fascinate.....
What a wonderful tribute to Mary and Rose Livingston. I don’t think I’ve ever seen an epitaph quite like this. How loved they were and I can’t actually feel his loss. Just beautiful! Thanks Sue!
That's beautifully said Phyllis
A lot of lovely old 17 hundred stones and great condition thanks both
Glad you enjoyed it
I must say Sue I absoloutely love watching you and GV, My last name is Brennan, as Irish as it comes, i wonder where all these Brennans in my ancestry came from and as far as we can see its mainly kilkenny, however I had found so many more ancestors and 6x grandparents in other areas, I absolutely cannot get enough of the Irish accesnt and miss my grandfathers voice as it was always as close to Irish accent as I could get as we migrated to Newfoundland in early 1800's, thnk god for Newfoundland and Ireland ,,,, Erin go braugh !!!!!!!!
Ancestry DNA can help solve that question, just spit mail & wait.I would recommend it to anyone searching me
Thank you, I know a few Brennans in wexford
I really like the videos you make because it's like traveling to the past thinking about what everything was like on the dates those people were buried. I love your work Serenity Sue
Thank you so much 💓
I absolutely love the information and pictures you include in your videos. If you were my history teacher in school I think I would have done better in the subject! The old grave markers are amazing
Thank you, I didn't do great in history class, my books were boring and my teacher was boring too lol, I prefer this history
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I felt the same way
Interesting graveyard. Lots of history. Beautiful stonework on the gravestones.
Glad you enjoyed Don ❤️
Cemeteries were constructed so beautfully and carefully back in those year's so long ago....
They sure were
Beautiful. So nice to see all the history and beautiful epitaphs. Thank you Sue and GV!
Glad you enjoyed it
There is something spooky about this cemetery. Any time I see the graves of those who died too soon, it feels creepy. This cemetery would definitely be more spooky at night.
I love it, I kinda like the creepy ones
Great video and already said it after I heal I will be coming to see you two
Sounds absolutely amazing Jamie, can't wait..heal well my friend ❤️
Hi Sue, Awesome tour of this Dublin graveyard, some of those 1700's headstones are amazing especially the chubby cheeked cherubs, different times back then with equally different societal values when it came time to bury their loved ones, some of the inscriptions are extremely explicit & personal. All the best, enjoy Dublin...💜👍👍
Thanks a million 💓
Beautiful stones. Thank you.❤❤🙏
You are so welcome
I need an app that show me what I’ll look like when I’m dead and every ten years for a thousand years. 😂😂😂
Are you sure you want to see that 🤣 if you'd like I'll go every ten years and take a look
@@SerenitySueGraveyards but I won’t be able to see it because I’ll be dead. I need an app now.
@@philbarone4603 HAHAHA 😆
@@philbarone4603 If you get someone to take the pics, get them to upload them to the 'cloud' then you can see them 😆
I dont need an app. Lack of morning coffee shows me a lot. Its not pretty 😅
What a beautiful cemetery and really enjoyed all the beautiful monuments they had there. Thank you so much for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
What a kind Garda to let you in!!
What an ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING place!! It's SOOOOOO full of history!! It's appears that a LOT of notable people are buried there!!
Thanks for sharing this hidden treasure with us, Sue!! XXXX 🤗💕👍👏❤😍💞
Glad you enjoyed it
😌 Amazing!! Esp 1700’s stones, and thoughts of bodies from other battles from centuries ago!
Thanks for the tour, Sue!
You're very welcome
This graveyard is amazing that goes back to the 1700's ,, it's nice to see that GV, work together ❤ God Bless you both 🙏🇨🇦🙋🏼♀️I'm in Medicine hat Alberta Canada, our cemetery isnt that old.i might go and see if I can find the oldest too.
Glad you enjoyed it, yes definitely do
So cool you got to go in and visit this beautiful old graveyard.
Yes it was!
Beautiful history. Thank you for the tour
Glad you enjoyed it
I really enjoyed this. Thank you for the research to give us additional info. Thank you for your hard work ! Gail...USA
Thanks Gail ❤️
That's the best graveyard I've seen in a while.. when you first went in it seemed dark and heavy but I think it's just the wet everything, amazing history there and sure you'd be dying to get buried there 😂. Fantastic video Sue and Cathal
🤣🤣🤣 thanks
Wow I am totally stunned at this find😮 on the city with so much history and people who had contributed so much and some who died so young. Mary and Rosa😢😢. What a lovely video that I was surprised and enjoyed so so much. Thanx as always Sue and GV. Love you guys.❤😊❤😊
Thank you Deborah ❤️
Another great video Miss Sue 😁
Thanks again!
Lovely cemetery, I just wish it was looked after better than what it is.
I know the council probably doesn't have the money to look after the place, what about those who live on the other side of the wall, couldn't they help say once a month?
Lots of people don't care, especially the younger generation unfortunately
An absolutely amazing place. The history, the art work of those carvings on the stones, so fascinating. Another wonderful visit back in time. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it
Oh my…talk about History!!!! This predates every other one!! 😮😮😮
A massacre! Danes!
Some Beautiful gravestones. 💚🍀💚Thanks!
Thank you, this place was beautiful
Very interesting history in that beautiful old graveyard!! Thank you for taking me along!!❤
Our pleasure!
WOW,what a great history lesson on whose who,top numberSue,safe travels to you and GV,god bless,👋👋🙏🙏👍🇦🇺
Thank you kindly
Just love all the history you share with us!! Thank you!!❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it
What a charming old graveyard. Fascinating history, the beautiful stone work and carvings transport you back in time as you imagine what their lives must have been like. Thank you so much Sue (and the police man:) xx Teresa 🇦🇺♥
Many thanks!
Wow what an amazing tour. Thank you Sue and co. So full of stone history. Love the tour! Some stones here have beautiful designs!
Glad you enjoyed it
G’day Sue these very old cemeteries are a time capsule of history, they famins and wars ect. This one was very interesting you can see who was wealthy and who wasn’t just by the size and quality of the headstones, good to see you both take care and look after yourselves kind regards John P S just a foot note I learnt when I was in nurse training they went into medical history especially in the out back of Australia if you find a hole lot of small crosses they are usually little kids disease would wipe out a lot just from one community. We were told parents didn’t name their kids till they were no longer toddlers. Medicine and medical treatment was in its infancy.
Thanks John ❤️
It is amazing that you were given permission to shoot in there! It's a great place, beautiful stones.
I was delighted they gave me the key
Gorgeous stones! I love you and GV as a team and enjoy both channels. Thank you both for showing these historical and beautiful places!
Thank you kindly
So nice of them to let you into this very cool place! 😊
It really is!
Absolutely stunning. That stone with everything on it, looks so new. Love it.
Thank you Sue for sharing such wonderful history of your country.❤❤❤
Thanks ❤️
Thanks for this video and thank you to the policeman.
Our pleasure!
Another beautiful Cemetery makes for another great video, that's cool the Garda let you in. Really cool Sue and Cathal
Thank you ❤️
The word you are thinking of is scythe. Such a beautiful place!
That's the one lol
A very lovely headstone to commemorate Mary and baby Rose Levingston. That is a different spelling of that name. I know people here in the states with that spelling. So much history in one graveyard but then Dublin has 1000 years of history. Cathal you peel away that ivy quite well. I should hire you. Thanks so much for reading the names and dates - incredible! ♥️🙏☘️
Thanks Janet ❤️
That ivy is a nuisance ! Just imagine living in the 17th century…lol no mobiles .
I couldn't cope lol
Agreed. Some people have a fit when it's removed but how else to see the headstone? I wouldn't want mine taken over by ivy and weeds.
Greetings from Poteet Texas
Hi Gary
Hi beautiful graveyard and grave stones lovely video has always just needs a bit of a tidy up thanks sue and GV for sharing take care 👍👍💞
You too ❤️
Thanks for sharing. Considering how old the graveyard is it was in fairly good shape. ( My young cousin is a member of the Garda in Dublin!)
Very cool! These guards were really nice, doubt too many actually ask for the key, he was a little suspicious at first
Very interesting place, thanks for taking us to see it!
Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Thank you from the USA 🇺🇸 for all your work and dedication to history.
My pleasure 🙏
It's not a spear it is the sponge of vinegar on a stick ❤
Wow. Very Biblical.
Great location and tour.
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you
I really enjoyed your visit to this graveyard. I love when we can see occupations of the deceased. Thank you!
Thanks so much ❤️
Hi sue &GV. Loved the cemetery, because I like when nature takes over. I think it looks so beautiful when the headstones are coloured by nature. I wonder in two to three hundred years what will happen to the burials of people now and future. Marvellous video Sue & GV Steve from England.
Glad you enjoyed it, I bet it will mostly be cremation going forward
@@SerenitySueGraveyards that's what I am going for.
Mrs Livingston headstone. Amazing. Isn’t something that these old stones are sometimes in better shape then new ones
Yes, I definitely prefer these to newer stones
This was a very interesting graveyard. So much history and beauty. I just love those really old stones. Thank you!
Thanks Toms ❤️
Awesome walk through Sue..Great you got in 🍀
Thank you 😁
With all the history and seeing that it’s importance is guarded, I wonder why it isn’t maintained. What a shame.
Yes, imagine it's locked up but not cared for
On here late,but enjoyed the tour of this beautiful graveyard. It's so amazing of the intricate work and artistic talent that went into each monument and railing. I can see the love and devotion that was put into all that. Thank you. God bless from Oklahoma U.S.
Thanks so much ❤️
Love what you guys are doing bringing apart of the 1700 histories love both of you guys from North Carolina so keep up the good work Diane said that
Thanks Diane ❤️
It’s a lovely old graveyard.I think it’s amazing how most of the stones have survived and are in really good condition and being able to be read too.We don’t get that often do we.But I think keeping it closed has helped.It was nice that you were let in,we got to see some really nice old headstones and the carving on them was spectacular too.I loved the Gothic one.I know it’s a bit over the top,but I do love them,luxurious and decadent,saying “hey look at my grave it’s fancy “..Thanks for taking us..Love n Light to you both 🥰
So true Christine, thank you ❤️
So beautiful ! I thinkthe word at Rosa Mary Livingstone is "an amiable compagnion" . Very lovely .❤
Love that!
A lot of 'WOW' moments 😮 Plenty of really old graves and a lot of interesting people buried here..Enjoyed every minute..As always Thanks Sue 😘
Glad you enjoyed it
I wouldn't hurt to bring a broom with you to sweep off the gravemarkers so they might be read easier. It's also a show of respect. Should anyone question what you are doing there, you can say that you are helping to maintain the cemetery. Also, ivy, although it looks nice, digs in and destroys anything it grows on.
It is sad to see something once very pretty fall into disrepair. It is a part of history.
I love the Latin words. Dominus vobiscum! Gratias tibi ago!
It's hard enough to get around with what I've to carry, I used to bring a broom but it's time consuming, something I don't have much of
Another wonderful Cemetry very interesting thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
I thought from a distant it was a washing machine, so glad its not
It sure is strange
Thank you Sue and GV, you both do an amazing job with your videos. I enjoy them so much. From downunder take care. 😊
Our pleasure!
Brilliant real life history tour,thankyou take care guys
You're welcome
Amazing how many churches are built over celtic holy places ... thanks for the walk about Sue ...
Glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely love your videos we just don’t have that early history in Australia… I hope one day to see a Crawford on one of those headstones and maybe trace my ancestors… keep up the good work.. love it🙏
I hope so too!
This is such an historic graveyard. So far it is my favourite from your videos.
Thank you ❤️
The tombstone for Bridget’s husband was very beautiful.
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That graveyard is pretty cool. Sounds like a real history lesson. Why do they keep it locked? Keep out vandals?
Probably to keep vandals out and the homeless
Steeped in history, thanks Sue and GV xxx
Thanks ❤️
You need a plumber snake/scope to peek into cripts. Thank you for your videos, I love them. When you read the tombstones I often wonder if they are my relatives!
We have one, there's a video here showing that they are not great
Awesome❤ Tell the guards thanks from us❤
I will, lol we were standing inside the station for ages, wasn't sure if they were going to help and then suddenly he offered the key
@@SerenitySueGraveyards so nice of them😊
Amazing! Another great video.
Thanks again!
It’s a shame the community doesn’t get together to tend to these old graveyards and cemeteries
It is, sad to see
Ireland has cornered the market on the most interesting , melodious names. People, towns, whatever - everything beautifully named.
Thank you ❤️
I play solitaire while watching and looked up at the Roman numerals and said out loud 1733 and felt good that I still remembered how to read those, Cheers and great video
Oh yeah this is your 3rd video you found someone with my name but without the E on the end of Dunne. I once found a grave with my name and exact birth date 100 years before my own. That felt creepy. Funny thing is there is a famous Poet with my name but not spelled anywhere close but pronounced the same and I write poetry all the time and my daughter says they are good.
Oh fair play
Oh wow, maybe a reincarnation 😊
It's a Sythe...all those symbols have so much meaning. Yes, the skull, memento mori, refers to remember your death.
Thanks ❤️
I think you found, one of my family members the Welch grave stone.
Oh really, that's fantastic
Ivy is used on gravestones to represent many meanings. When ivy appears to cling to or climb up the headstone, it represents friendship and undying attachment. Ivy can also represents immortality. Used by the Victorians to decorate graves, unfortunately it now runs rampant x
It does and even though I absolutely love it, it destroys everything eventually
Gorgeous graveyard with beautiful gravesstones ❤❤❤❤❤
I love this little cemetery
The best ty both
Thank you ❤️
❤perfect timing. Having another rainy day here. Always love watching you n GV in my spare time.
😲😲😲😲 hand holding dagger! 🤔 not sure but that crest I've seen on my blood line there were different groups with the Mac or Mc. @9:30 McNallo . the dagger is pointed a different way though. The dagger of my line points straight upward
I'm gonna have to study that a bit.
Do y'all know of Reba? The country singer.
We have some graves that lives around here lol it is a strange name.
That chain I wonder if it was used for lifting that stone slab.🤔hmm interesting.
A Scythe 🤔 not sure if I spelled that right 😅.
Such a neat place guys. I feel like I got something to research, that dagger on the tombstone come close to my line but the dagger is in a different position. I need to figure out what they mean 🤔.
God bless you guys enjoyed it❤🤗
Thanks a million, yes I know Reba, great singer. Oh I hope you can find out that information
@@SerenitySueGraveyards well hadn't had too much time to investigate but so far all I've found is that it has something to do with the coat of arms and perhaps clans or groups. But it did catch my attention lol.
Per ardua =through hardship or difficulty is the clans motto.
The crest is a Dexter hand in a pale holding a dagger proper. Argyll district western Scotland
Historic seat Glen noe
Mac an T-saoir meaning son of the carpenter or craftsmen . there's some in glasnevin in Dublin and other places scattered throughout Ireland. Family probably not but could be distant blood. I think the bigger part of the clan were in Scotland before being captured . 😅 it's had my head spinning lol.
@@SerenitySueGraveyards P.S she is my 3rd cousin we share the same great grandfather .
Oh wow!!!
Beautiful place with so much history.
It really is!
Interesting place sue 😊
It really is!Tina ❤️
Loads and Loads of Interesting Masonry there ☠️ 👍
I loved it
Love the video today Australia 🦘🦘🦘 on Friday morning
Hello I'm from Brisbane I love both there channels to 🇦🇺
Hello 👋
Hi ❤️
Great to put a lovely face to the voice x
Thank you ❤️
Very beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful stones,my goodness!❤😊
Glad you like them!
Some of the inlaid stones you visited looked to glow with an otherworldly light! Perhaps it's just my perception but I thought perhaps they were inlaid with special stones!
It was beautiful
Hola Susan y GV en el cementerio de mi pueblo que también está dentro del casco urbano hay muchas tumbas con calaveras y relojes de arena como te gustan a ti . Haber cómo encuentro la manera de enviarte fotos de los monumentos funerarios de mi pueblo. Un vídeo realmente precioso, un saludo 👋
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The scythe is definitely a symbol of Death. It had a nice snake on it, too.
Thank you
Good evening xxxx
Hi Fiona ❤️
Amazing the different stones
They are beautiful 😍
Looks like it was vented till maybe the last person was put in, and them sealed
Definitely
My Iresh family on both sides are from the North & South, when coming to America funny most all settled the South here in America!!!
Thank you ❤️
There are no stone walls as good as made by the Irish.
I love the Irish stone walls
That is some cemetery.
I love it
Very good…
Thanks ❤️