When burial is the preferred option, clients have two options;
- re-open an existing grave, providing one is available, and there is space in the grave for the burial.
- purchase a new grave - new graves can usually hold two to four burials, depending upon the cemetery, and the location of the grave in the cemetery.
The burial fees charged by cemeteries usually range from €700 to €1200, and are charged whenever a burial takes place. The cost of purchasing a new grave ranges from €1200 to €5000, although, in some cemeteries, new graves can cost a lot more.
A service that we can offer is to have the grave dressed for burial. This involves putting green matting and flowers around the opening of the grave, in order to provide a less stark setting.
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Mount Jerome, Harold's Cross, Dublin 6W
- Graves available, but may only be purchased when arranging a funeral.
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Mount Venus, Rockbrook, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16
- Graves available, and may be purchased at any time.
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Kilmashogue, Rockbrook, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16
- Graves available, and may be purchased at any time.
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Shanganagh, Shankill, Co. Dublin
- Graves available, but may only be purchased when arranging a funeral.
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Dean's Grange, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
- Limited number of graves available, but may only be purchased when arranging a funeral.
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Glasnevin Cemetery, Finglas Road, Dublin 11.
- Graves available, and may be purchased at any time, but a premium of 100% is applied when purchased prior to a funeral.
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Dardistown Cemetery, Old Airport Road, Cloghran, Co. Dublin.
- Graves available, and may be purchased at any time, but a premium of 100% is applied when purchased prior to a funeral.
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Newlands Cross Cemetery, Ballymount, Dublin 24.
- Graves available, and may be purchased at any time, but a premium of 100% is applied when purchased prior to a funeral.
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Palmerstown Cemetery, Palmerstown, Dublin 20.
- Limited number of graves available, and may be purchased at any time, but a premium of 100% is applied when purchased prior to a funeral.
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South Dublin County Council
- South Dublin County Council operate many cemeteries, such as Bohernabreena (Tallaght), Esker (Lucan), Newcastle, Saggart, Cruagh (Rathfarnham), Templeogue, and some other older and smaller cemeteries. Graves are available in some cemeteries, and may be purchased prior to a funeral, but are subject to restrictions, such as being of pensionable age, and resident in the surrounding area of the cemetery.
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Fingal County
Council
- Fingal County Council operate many cemeteries in north county Dublin, the most well-known being Fingal/Balgriffin (Malahide Road), Mulhuddart, Rush, St, Margaret's, Garristown, and many other older and smaller cemeteries. Graves are available in some cemeteries, but may only be purchased when arranging a funeral.
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Dublin City Council
- Dublin City Council operate St. Fintan's (Sutton), Kilbarrack, Clontarf, Blackhorse Avenue and Bluebell cemeteries. Graves are not available for purchase.
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Church of Ireland
- Some parishes of the Church of Ireland have their own churchyard burial grounds, such as Castleknock, Howth, Santry, Drumcondra, Clondalkin, Tallaght and Taney (Dublin 14). Some have new graves available.