Killarney running out of burial sites

Donal Hickey

Killarney running out of burial sites
Thu, 11 Nov, 2004 - 00:00

Two of the oldest cemeteries - Aghadoe and Muckross Abbey - are full, while there are only 25 plots remaining in the new cemetery, off the Tralee road.

Graves, however, are available on privately- owned land adjoining Aghadoe cemetery, but they cost much more than the council charge of €325.

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