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Wicklow County Council List of Burial Ground Registrars 2019 WICKLOW COUNTY COUNCIL LIST OF BURIAL GROUND REGISTRARS 2019 BURIAL GROUND REGISTRAR CONTACT NO. Aghowle Dominic Nolan, Killinure, 059 9156307 Tullow, Co. Carlow. 087 2377291 Arklow Colin O’Reilly, Hillcrest, 1 0402 33723 Croghan Heights, Arklow 087 6429905 [email protected] Ballycoogue Sean Doyle, 086 8470472 Ballintemple, Avoca. Baltinglass Noel Doody 059 6481623 Newtownsaunders, 087 2862243 Baltinglass Baltyboys Teresa Curran, 045 867284 Baltyboys, Blessington 087 6754855 Barndarrig Caroline Mooney, 087 9080967 21 Glenkeen, Redcross, [email protected] Co. Wicklow. Burgage Aine Keogh, Lacken, 087 2935374 14 Carrig Glen, Co. Wicklow. Castlemacadam – Old Leonard O’Brien, 085 8569669 & New Roddenagh Hill, Aughrim, [email protected] Arklow, Co. Wicklow. Cranareen Kevin O’Brien, 087 2830846 Clough, Baltinglass Donard Tony Walsh 045 404789 Main Street, Donard 087 6725731 Dunlavin Maura Green, Kilcullen 045 401521 Street, Dunlavin 085 7362443 Glendalough John Holden, 0404 45226 Glendalough John – 087 7753126 Glenealy Joseph Gallagher, 0404 45608 Annamoe, Glendalough 086 8450415 Greenane Linda Kenny, 085 8874055 “Birchwood”, Ballinaclash, 0404 43478 Rathdrum [email protected] Killoughter Cara Heraty, 3A 087-9334460 Ballinahinch Terrace, [email protected] Ashford, Co. Wicklow. Kilmurray Oliver Martin, Kilmurray, 01 2811032 Newtownmountkennedy 086 2118254 Kilquade Clare Kilbride 087 2453053 “The Brambles”, Newcastle Road, Kilcoole, Co. Wicklow. Kilquiggan Dominic Nolan, Killinure, 059 9156307 Tullow, Co. Carlow. 087 2377291 Knockananna Susanne Hall 0404-20236 Wicklow County Council Leitrim Carol Staunton, 087 7730420 Whitestown Lower, [email protected] Stratford-on-Slaney, Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow W91 X7P2. Liscolman Dominic Nolan, Killinure, 059 9156307 Tullow, Co. Carlow. 087 2377291 Macreddin Michael Stapleton, 0402 36369 Macreddin, Aughrim 087 2703767 Manor Kilbride Michael Moroney 01 4582310 Manor Kilbride, Blessington Preban Tom Nolan, 087 7995739 Annacurragh Rathdrum James O’Shaughnessy 0404 46844 Woodside, Rathdrum 086 8492910 Rathbran Kevin O’Brien, 087 2830846 Clough, Baltinglass Rathnew Billy Roberts 087 6535740 Redford Jack Fitzpatrick 01 2875818 94 Blacklion Greystones 086 1948471 Rosahane John Keogh, 0402 36465 Aughavanagh, Arklow Roundwood Mr. Joseph Gallagher, 0404 45608 Annamoe, Glendalough 086 8450415 Springfield, Bray. Registrar 01 2762881 Templeboden Declan Ward 089 4127695 Lackan Blessington 126 Whitehall Road West, Perrystown, Dublin 12. Templemichael Alec Murray, 0402 31307 Ballinaheese, Arklow Three Mile Water Leslie Hughes, Three 0404 47096 Mile Water, Wicklow Purchase of Grave – Local €800.00 - Double €1,600.00 A fee of €1,500.00 is payable by purchasers of graves who are not resident in Wicklow and €3,000.00 for a double grave. In Rathbran, Manor Kilbride and Castlemacadam cemeteries the fee for the purchase of a single grave is €800.00 + VAT @ 13.5% (€906.00), single purchase only and no advance purchases. A Memorial Headstone Application Fee of €25.00 applies to all cemeteries, except in the case of an application to erect a memorial in the lawn section of a cemetery where a foundation fee applies. Foundation Fee for headstone €300.00 + VAT (€369.00) applies to lawn cemeteries. Burial & Interment Fees, Springfield Cemetery Only Purchase of a single plot – New Grave with Foundation (Resident) €1,300.00 Purchase of a single plot – New Grave, no Foundation (Resident) €1,100.00 Purchase of a single plot – New Grave with Foundation (Non Resident) €2,500.00 Purchase of a single plot – New Grave, no Foundation (Non Resident) €2,300.00 Each Interment (applies to all burials) €277.00 Weekend Surcharge €80.00 Memorial / Headstone Application - Standard €25.00 Interment Fees – Rathnew Cemetery Interment fee – cremated or foetal remains €185.00 No surrounds allowed in the following graveyards:- Arklow (new extension) Redford Roundwood Dunlavin Liscolman Castlemacadam (new extension) Manor Kilbride (new extension) Kilmurray (new part) Rathbran (new extension) New graves in Glenealy Graveyard can only be purchased, at time of interment, for local residents or those born or reared there. The above costs are the only costs payable to Wicklow County Council in relation to graves or headstones. .
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