Milltown Cemetery

My we daughter is in miltown my one and only daughter my princess Rebecca. I would love the gates to be open more at nights because I get more comfort talking to my child at nights. My beautiful daughter's head stone was done by anto Adam's he done an amazing job he detailed everything perfect

Beautifully kept cemetery, you could spend hours going round the graves of so many brave woman and men of Ireland.. athal O’Byrne was an Irish singer, poet and writer. He joined the Gaelic League in Belfast and became a popular singer and storyteller. He was a stage manager of the ulster Theater and would even become involved with the IRA, likely a member of the military council. In 1921 O’Byrne travelled to America as a freelance journalist and opened a bookstore. He would return to Ireland after raising $100,000 for victims of the Belfast riots through White Cross. He was a devout Catholic and even interviewed the Pope. Known for his dandified dress style, Cathal remained a bachelor his entire life. O’Byrne suffered from a stroke one month before his death on 1 August 1957. He is remembered as an important figure in the Celtic revival in the North of Ireland. Charles Patrick “Charlie” Tully was a famous footballer of Celtic Football Club and Belfast Celtic. Charlie’s skill quickly earned him the reputation as a Celtic great after an outstanding performance against Rangers in a 3-1 victory at Celtic Park where it was reported ‘Tully dribbled about almost at will.’ ‘..The miraculous Irishman bewildered, badgered…. mesmerised Rangers..’ This catapulted Tully to the status of cult hero and the beginning of ‘Tully Mania’ when Tully cocktails were sold in pubs; Tully ties in shops and green Tully ice cream in cafes. He is hailed as one of Celtic’s best ever players.

The cemetery has come along way and is beautiful now opens till 4pm. Our deceased are at the back where the old trees and hedges have been removed well presented and very easy to find now.

Helpful staff in office. I went searching for a relatives grave.

Cross of Sacrifice to those who gave their lives in the defence of freedom in two World Wars.

absolute disgrace the price of a grave in this graveyard but what is worse is that before any burial they demand the full amount up front which is £3150.00 not surprised knowing the religion this graveyard belongs to. But what I am surprised at is that to my knowledge there has been no political or civil rights group complaining about this disgrace. IF ANYONE WANTS TO BE BURIED IN MILLTOWN CEMETERY IT WILL COST £7000 ALL IN.

The Catholic Chapel who love the £ note charge £3k for plot here others charge £800. Enough said about the Catholic Chapel and there white envelopes.