Coordinates: 51.897026, -8.019522
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CO-IGMA-0026 |
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CO-IGMA-0027 |
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CO-IGMA-0028 |
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CO-IGMA-0029 |
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CO-IGMA-0030 |
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CO-IGMA-0031 |
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CO-IGMA-0032 |
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CO-IGMA-0033 |
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CO-IGMA-0034 |
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CO-IGMA-0035 |
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CO-IGMA-0036 |
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CO-IGMA-0037 |
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CO-IGMA-0038 |
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CO-IGMA-0039 |
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CO-IGMA-0040 |
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CO-IGMA-0041 |
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CO-IGMA-0042 |
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CO-IGMA-0043 |
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CO-IGMA-0044 |
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CO-IGMA-0045 |
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CO-IGMA-0046 |
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CO-IGMA-0047 |
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CO-IGMA-0048 |
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CO-IGMA-0049 |
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CO-IGMA-0050 |
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The townland of Ightermurragh is nestled in between Ballymacoda and Ladysbridge. Ightermurragh cemetery was the site of C of I church - only a tiny section of a gable/side wall remain today. The grounds are very well kept. There is a Chest and a Table Tomb, along with iron-railing surround for several headstones. The Earl of Shannon buried 3 of his servants here and erected a headstone in their memory - see headstone number 10.
If you have queries about this graveyard, please contact Frank Kingston frankballymac@gmail.com or Tom Leahy tomleahy48@gmail.com or Phyl Irwin liph.irwin77@gmail.com