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First 'natural' graveyard opens in Wexford

Ireland's first natural graveyard opens to the public today in Co Wexford.

First 'natural' graveyard opens in Wexford

Sat, 09 Oct, 2010 - 10:54

Ireland's first natural graveyard opens to the public today in Co Wexford.

More than 100 plots have already been booked in the seven-acre site at Woodbrook House near the village of Killane.

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