Interactive website promotes historic cemetery

A VOLUNTEER group has developed an interactive website mapping the graves of some of the most famous people buried in Cork’s historic St Finbarr’s Cemetery.

Interactive website promotes historic cemetery
Sat, 10 Sep, 2011 - 01:00
Eoin English

The Friends of St Finbarr’s, which was established in August 2010 to help maintain the burial ground, launched the new Google map venture yesterday.

They have researched and mapped 100 individual graves, allowing people to click on a blue icon to read the descriptions of the individual graves.

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CourtsPlace: CorkPlace: St Finbarr’s CemeteryPlace: St FinbarrPlace: Glasheen RoadPlace: Dennehy’s CrossPlace: GurranabraherPlace: MayfieldPlace: BallyphehanePlace: St Finbarr’s OratoryPlace: Gougane BarraPlace: DemeraraPlace: GuianaPlace: Mortuary ChapelPerson: Terence McSwineyPerson: Tomás MacCurtainPerson: Jack LynchPerson: Richard Rolt BrashPerson: Seamus MurphyPerson: Daniel HegartyPerson: Rupert Boyd BarrettPerson: Samuel HynesPerson: Bishop John HynesPerson: CrosbiePerson: PatrickPerson: Eileen KeaneOrganisation: St Finbarr’sOrganisation: UCCOrganisation: Irish ExaminerOrganisation: St Finbarr’s CemeteryOrganisation: Finbarrs Cemetery Cork
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