How much is a plot in Newlands Cross Cemetery?

How much is a plot in Newlands Cross Cemetery?

There are no new plots available in Palmerstown while in Newlands Cross a pre-booked grave costs €4,350 or €2,175 for an immediate burial. The prices do not include internment fees of €1,040, foundation fees of around €350 or the planning application for a monument, which will be €110.

When did Newlands Cemetery open?

2000
Newlands Cross Cemetery was opened by Dublin Cemeteries Trust in 2000, to provide burial and cremation services to the growing communities of West Dublin. The cemetery is carefully maintained and landscaped and is part of a large parkland area which serves the local community.

How many people can attend Newlands Cross crematorium?

250 mourners
Newlands Cross crematorium is a contemporary and distinctive circular edifice, designed to offer a tranquil and dignified space for up to 250 mourners.

How many crematoriums are there in Dublin?

There are four crematoria in Dublin; Mount Jerome, Harold’s Cross, Dublin 6W (www.mountjerome.ie or 01 497 1269)

What happens to coffins after cremation?

Coffins are built to be completely destroyed during the cremation process. It takes a lot of heat to cremate a body – so much, in fact, that there’s normally little or nothing left of the coffin among the ashes at the end. The ashes themselves are actually fragments of bone.

Do you get cremated in a coffin?

Do they burn the coffin at a cremation? Yes, the coffin (or whatever type of container selected to hold the body) is burned along with the body.

When did Palmerstown Cemetery open?

1978
Opened in 1978, Palmerstown Cemetery reflects the urban setting and modern lawn-style design of the period.

Are coffins burned during cremation?

When you are cremated is the coffin burnt with you?

Cremation burns the coffin along with the body Coffins can be expensive, so some people find it surprising that they go into the cremation chamber along with the body. But it’s a mark of tradition and respect to send someone to their burial or cremation in within a coffin.

Do coffins get burnt at cremations?

How did palmerstown get its name?

Palmerstown is so called because a palmer or pilgrim to the Holy Land named Ailred founded the Palmers’ Hospital there in the twelfth century. It subsequently was called the Hospital of St. John the Baptist without the New Gate of Dublin and merged with the Augustinian Order.

What is the population of Palmerstown?

11,130
Palmerstown

Is palmerstown a nice place to live?

Palmerstown is an attractive old village above the river, with a settled community and plenty of amenities for families – from sports clubs to a range of community organisations. It’s got great transport links thanks to its location on the N4, although the main road does cut through the neighbourhood.

Who owns Palmerstown House?

Luke and Brian Comer
The Irish billionaire brothers who own Palmerstown House Estate have purchased two large shopping centres in Northern Ireland – in deals worth millions of euro. Luke and Brian Comer have created a multi-million euro business empire from making big profits from low-value assets.

What is the population of Tallaght 2020?

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