Information about the cemeteries maintained by our parish
Our main cemetery used these days is at Mullyandrew, on the Ardee road . It is divided into two main sections . The first one is the older section dating back to early 1900’s which is pretty much full at this stage with many family plots booked many years ago but still available to current family members who wish to be buried here. The newer section is a lawn grave section where individuals or families are laid to rest as the need arises. These graves cannot be pre-booked and for the most part are available only for people who are resident in the parish.
Ardee Road / R165, Mullyandrew, Drumconrath, Co. Meath
Early 20th century
A historic parish cemetery in Drumconrath with strong links to the wider ecclesiastical heritage of the area.
View Cemetery Details →: Drumconrath New Catholic CemeteryVillage Centre, Drumconrath, Co. Meath
18th century,
A very old rural burial ground centred on the ruins of an old church.
View Cemetery Details →: St. Peter’s Graveyard, DrumconrathDrumbride, Drumconrath, Co. Meath
12th Century
A historic cemetery associated with the ruins of an ancient church in Drumbride.
View Cemetery Details →: Drumbride CemeteryArdagh, near Meath Hill / Drumconrath, Co. Meath
19th century
A large historic rural cemetery with strong early ecclesiastical associations.
View Cemetery Details →: Ardagh CemeteryFor enquiries about plot purchases, grave maintenance, or burial arrangements, please contact the parish office during office hours.