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<p>Columbarium walls at Glasnevin Cemetery Dublin. The first columbarium wall for the storage of urns in a public graveyard in Kerry has cost €120,000.</p>

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Anger in Kerry as graveyard wall for storing urns costs €120,000
Each niche will cost €1,200 and hold a maximum of two urns, first online meeting of Kerry County Council told 
<p>The remains were directly dated to between 7013-6700 BC, making them the oldest known example of cremation in the Near East, researchers say.</p>

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Cremation in Israel dates back to 7,000 BC, research suggests
Meath mortician planning to offer eco-friendly water-based cremations

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Meath mortician planning to offer eco-friendly water-based cremations
Rome rows in with views on cremation

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Rome rows in with views on cremation
Councils consider memorial walls for cremation urns

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Councils consider memorial walls for cremation urns
Vatican's rule against scattering ashes 'stern and can't be policed'

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Vatican's rule against scattering ashes 'stern and can't be policed'
Facing up to one of life’s burning issues — cremation or burial
Facing up to one of life’s burning issues — cremation or burial

Death and dying have become far too medicalised &mdash; pretending it is not happening, doesn&rsquo;t make it go away, writes&nbsp;Alison O&rsquo;Connor.

Fri, 08 Jul, 2016

‘Dead’ Chinese baby wakes just before cremation
‘Dead’ Chinese baby wakes just before cremation
A premature Chinese baby boy, who was declared dead and had spent 15 hours in a -12C morgue, was just about to be cremated when he suddenly showed signs of life.

Wed, 10 Feb, 2016

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