People Buried in County Cork

Republic of Ireland

Image Right - Drimoleague New Cemetery a.k.a. All Saints Cemetery

If you know where in County Cork a person was buried please link their profile to this project. Noteworthy people can be listed under the cemetery name below.

Related Project

• County Cork, Ireland - Monumental Inscriptions, Cemeteries and Graveyards for information regarding cemeteries and graveyards in the county which either have available transcriptions or have been photographed and transcribed.
  

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List of Towns

The following list will probably need refining as not all places have cemeteries

Abbeymahon

Abbeystrowry

Aghabulloge

Aghacross

Aghada

Aghadown

Aghern

Aghinagh

Aglish

Aglishdrinagh

Ardagh

Ardfield

Ardnageehy

Ardskeagh

Athnowen

Ballinaboy

Ballinadee

Ballintemple

Ballyclogh

Ballincollig

Ballycurrany

Ballydeloher

Ballydeloughy

Ballyfeard

Ballyfoyle

Ballyhay

Ballyhooly

Ballymartle

Ballymodan

Ballymoney

Ballynoe

Ballyoughtera

Ballyspillane

Ballyvourney

Bandon

Barnahely

Blarney and Tower

Bohillane

Bregoge

Bridgetown

Brigown

Brinny

Britway

Buttevant

Caheragh

Caherduggan

Caherlag

Cannaway

Carrigaline

Carrigdownane

Carrigleamleary

Carrigrohane

Carrigrohanebeg

Carrigtohill

Castlehaven

Castlelyons

Castlemagner

Castletownroche

Castleventry

Churchtown

Clear Island

Clenor

Clondrohid

Clondulane

Clonfert

Clonmeen

Clonmel

Clonmult

Clonpriest

Clontead

Cloyne

Cobh

Coole

Cooliney

Corbally

Cork

Corkbeg

Creagh

Cullen (Duhallow)

Cullen (Kinnalea)

Currykippane

Dangandonovan

Derryvillane

Desert

Desertmore

Desertserges

Donaghmore (Muskerry)

Donaghmore (Ibane)

Doneraile

Drimoleague

• New Cemetery a.k.a. All Saints Cemetery
  

Drinagh

Drishane

Dromdaleague

Dromdowney

Dromtarriff

Dunbulloge

Dunderrow

Dungourney

Dunisky

Dunmahon

Durrus

Fanlobbus

Farahy

Fermoy

Garranekinnefeake

Garrycloyne

Garryvoe

Glanworth

Gortroe

Grenagh

Ightermurragh

Imphrick

Inch

Inchigeelagh

Inchinabacky

Inishannon

Inishcarra

Inishkenny

Island

Kilbolane

Kilbonane

Kilbrin

Kilbrittain

Kilbrogan

Kilbroney

Kilcaskan

Kilcatherine

Kilcoe

Kilcorcoran

Kilcorney

Kilcredan

Kilcrohane

Kilcrumper

Kilcully

Kilcummer

Kildorrery

Kilfaughnabeg

Kilgarriff

Kilgrogan

Kilgullane

Kilkerranmore

Killaconenagh

Killanully

Killaspugmullane

Killathy

Killeagh

Killeenemer

Killowen

Kilmacabea

Kilmacdonogh

Kilmaclenine

Kilmahon

Kilmaloda

Kilmeen (Duhallow)

Kilmeen (East Carbery)

Kilmichael

Kilmocomoge

Kilmoe

Kilmoney

Kilmonoge

Kilmurry

Kilnaglory

Kilnagross

Kilnamanagh

Kilnamartery

Kilpatrick

Kilphelan

Kilquane (Barrymore)

Kilquane (Fermoy)

Kilroan

Kilroe

Kilshanahan

Kilshannig

Kilsillagh

Kinneigh

Kinsale

Kinure

Knockavilly

Knockmourne

Knocktemple

Lackeen

Leighmoney

Leitrim

Liscarroll

Liscleary

Lisgoold

Lislee

Lismore & Mocollop

Litter

Little Island

Macloneigh

Macroney

Macroom

Magourney

Mallow

Marmullane

Marshalstown

Matehy

Middleton/ Midleton

Mogealy

Mogeely

Mogeesha

Monanimy

Monkstown

Mourneabbey

Moviddy

Murragh

Myross

Nohaval

Nohavaldaly

Passage West

Rahan

Rathbarry

Rathclarin

Rathcooney

Rathcormack

Rathgoggan

Ringcurran

Ringrone

Ross Carbery

Rosskeen

Rostellan

Shandrum

Skull

St. Annes Shandon

St. Finbars

• Sir Arnold Bax - b. November 8, 1883 d. October 3, 1953: Composer. Born in London, England to an affluent family, he became obsessed with all things Irish after reading the poetry of W. B. Yeats, which he claimed meant more to him than "all the music in history". His own neo-romantic music was heavily influenced by Celtic folklore. During the 1916 "Easter Rebellion" in Ireland, he wrote pro-revolutionary poems under the name 'Dermot O'Byrne', some of which were banned as inflammatory by the British government. His long affair with pianist Harriet...[Read More] (Bio by: Robert Edwards)

Saint Findbar's Cemetery, Cork, County Cork, Ireland

• Jack Lynch b. August 15, 1917 d. October 20, 1999. Irish Prime Minister. A native of Cork, Ireland, Lynch was the leader of the Fianna Fáil party from 1966 to 1979 and served as the 4th Taoiseach (Prime Minister) of Ireland from 1966 to 1973 and again from 1977 to 1979 and the opposition leader between his two terms. It was during Lynch's first tenure as Taoiseach that Ireland joined the European Union in 1973. Before becoming Taoiseach, he also served as Parliamentary Secretary from 1951 to 1954, Minister for the Gaeltacht in 1957, Minister...[Read More] (Bio by: TML)

St. Marys Shandon

St Michaels

St. Nathlash

St. Nicholas

Subulter

Templebodan

Templebreedy

Templebryan

Templemartin

Templemichael

Templemolaga

Templenacarriga

Templeomalus

Templequinlan

Templeroan

Templerobin

Templetrine

Templeusque

Timoleague

Tisaxon

Titeskin

Trabolgan

Tracton

Tullagh

Tullylease

Wallstown

Whitechurch

Youghal

References and Sources

• GENUKI - County Cork

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