People Buried in County Meath

Republic of Ireland

Image Right Old Longwood Cemetery

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

Related Project

• County Meath, 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

Agher

Ardagh

Ardbraccan

Ardcath

Ardmulchan

Ardsallagh

Assey

Athboy

Athlumney

Balfeaghan

Ballyboggan

Ballygarth

Ballymagarvey

Ballymaglassan

Balrathboyne

Balsoon

Bective Abbey

• Hugh de Lacy, Lord of Meath, 4th Baron Lacy After his death in 1186 both the Abbey of St. Thomas, Dublin and Bective Abbey, co. Mayo wanted his body to be buried at their site. It was decided that his body was to be buried at Bective and his head in Dublin. This decision caused great feuding between the monks and in 1205 the Bishop of Meath along with two judges decided that the body should be moved to Dublin
  

Brownstown

Burry

Castlejordan

Castlerickard

Castletown

Churchtown

Clonalvy

Clonard

Clongill

Clonmacduff

Collon

Colp

Cookstown

Crickstown

Cruicetown

Culmullin

Cushinstown

Danestown

Derrypatrick

Diamor

Donaghmore (Navan)

Donaghmore (Ratoath)

Donaghpatrick

Donore

Dowdstown

Dowth

Drakestown

Drumcondra

Drumlargan

Dulane

Duleek

Duleek Abbey

Dunboyne

Dunmoe

Dunsany

Dunshaughlin

Emlagh

Enniskeen

Fennor

Follistown

Gallow

Galtrim

Gernonstown

Girley

Grangegeeth

Greenoge

Inishmot

Julianstown

Kells

Kentstown

Kilbeg

Kilberry

Kilbrew

Kilbride (Dunboyne)

Kilbride (Fore)

Kilcarn

Kilclone

Kilcooly

Kildalkey

Killaconnigan

• Killaconnigan Cemetery
  

Killallon

Killary

Killeagh

Killeen

Killegland

Killyon

Kilmainham

Kilmessan

Kilmoon

Kilmore

Kilsharvan

Kilshine

Kilskeer

Kiltale

Knock

Knockcommon

Knockmark

Laracor

Liscartan

nr Lisclogher Castle

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Lismullin

Loughan

Loughbrackan

Loughcrew

Macetown

Martry

Mitchelstown

Monknewtown

Monktown

Moorechurch

Moybolgue

Moyglare

Moylagh

Moymet

• St. Brigid's Church

Moynalty

Navan

Newtown

Newtownclonbun

Nobber

Oldcastle

Painestown

Piercetown

Rataine

Rathbeggan

Rathcore

Rathfeigh

Rathkenny

Rathmolyon

Rathmore

Rathregan

Ratoath

Rodanstown

Scurlockstown

Siddan

Skreen

Slane

Stackallan

Staholmog

Stamullin

Straffordstown

Tara

Teltown

Templekeeran

Timoole

Trevet

Trim

• Newton Clonbun

• Lucas Dillon, Chief Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland
  

Trubley

Tullaghanoge

Tullyallen

References and Sources

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