Our Cemeteries
To those who are bereaved
Death is always a sad occurrence. To lose a spouse, parent, family member or close friend is surely one of the most painful experiences we must endure in life.
The priests of the parish are most anxious to be a source of support and strength at this time and will be here to help in the months and years ahead. Our prayers are never unmindful of your grief. Your priests would feel privileged to be of help in any way at any time during your time of grief.
Please contact the Parish Office on 053 942 1117 or in case of emergencies the Parish Mobile 087 237 8773.
St. Michael's Cemetery, Gorey & Kilcavan Cemetery, Tara Hill
The property of the Roman Catholic Parish of Gorey, these cemeteries are for the burial of deceased members of the parish, in accord with the beliefs, traditions and practices of the Roman Catholic Church. To achieve this purpose in a dignified and seemly manner, the use of these cemeteries is subject to governing and pastoral ordinances (as amended from time to time) by the Parish Authority, in accord with the provisions of Church Law.
Information for Recently Bereaved Families
- Funeral - Readings & Prayers of the Faithful
- Support Groups
- Rules & Regulations of the Cemeteries
- Application to Purchase a Grave
- Application to Erect a Headstone
- Map of St Michael’s Cemetery
- Aerial View of St Joseph's Section
List of People Buried at St. Michael's
Click on the link below to find a list of those buried at St. Michaels. Many thanks you to Larry Quigley who examined every headstone and recorded the inscriptions, and to Carmel Roice who entered the data.
Cemetery History
The following documents examine the history of the cemetery. Click on any of the links to find out more.
- Gorey Bridge Chapel - by Michael Fitzpatrick
- History of The Chapel Yard - by Michael Fitzpatrick
- Commemoration Service Address - by Fr. Howell- 16 August 201
Support groups
Informing on bereavement support group coming soon
