Added 2013:
  Binghamstown
  Cross Abbey
  Cross, Belderra
  Cross, new
  Glencastle, old

  Cemetery locations

  1    Abbey, Ballina
  2    Ardagh
  3    Ballinglen
  4    Ballycastle
  5    Ballysakeery
  6    Bangor
  7    Belderrig
  8    Bonnifinglas
  9    Carne
  10  Cloghans
  11  Crossmolina
  12  Crosspatrick
  13  Curraunboy
  14  Doonfeeny
  15  Emlybeg
  16  Fallmore
  17  Kilbelfad
  18  Kilbride
  19  Kilcummin
  20  Kilfian, new
  21  Kilfian, old
  22  Kilgalligan
  23  Killala
  24  Killeen old
  25  Killogeary
  26  Kilmurray
  27  Kiltane

  28  Lacken new
  29  Lacken old
  30  Leigue, Ballina
  31  Lisheen
  32  Moygawnagh new
  33  Moygawnagh old
  34  Mullafarry
  35  Mullafarry old
  36  Pollatomish
  37  Rathfran
  38  Rathreagh
  39  St Johns, Ballyc.

  40  St Marys, Xmolina
  41  St Michaels Bal'na
  42  St Patricks, Killala
  43  Termoncarragh

  Ballycastle Deaths
  Ballycastle Marriages

  Bonnifinglas Burials
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Kilcummin Graveyard Headstones
Location:                 6 miles east of Ballycastle, Mayo on the eastern tip of Kilcummin Head
Mao:                       54.277247 N,  9.210117 W
No of headstones:    7 (only 7 legible headstones, most graves do not have headstones)
Date range:              1819 - 1926 (observed)
Recorded:                all visible headstones photographed May 2010
Top photo:
Looking south across Kilcummin graveyard
towards the church ruins and Killala Bay

Bottom photo:
Inside the ruins of Kilcummin church
This graveyard and ancient church
(which is believed to date back to
before 700AD) are located on the
remote northeastern tip of Kilcummin
Head, close to the shoreline.  Some of
the headstones are too weathered to
be legible, and many of graves have no
headstones at all.  A 1943 survey of
local antiquities reports "The grave of
St. Cummin, a few yards north of the
church and in the graveyard, is marked
by two tall flagstones one of which is
seven feet in height and the other
under six feet.  It is believed that other
saints or disciples of Cummin are also
buried in this grave.  Between these
stones is another small flat stone which carries the inscription of a cross.  Other stones carrying inscriptions and strange indents have been covered by the high grass and weeds."

This area is where General Humbert's troops landed in 1798 when they came to assist the Irish rebellion. Kilcummin is named after St. Cummin (~500AD). For further information on Kilcummin, click here.
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  1. BOLAND, The Boland Family, KC
  2. BOURKE, Barbara Anne GILDEA 1763-1829, KC
  3. BOURKE, Walter 1753-1819 (of Heathfield), KC
  4. GILDEA, Barbara Anne 1763-1829 (BOURKE) KC
  5. KELLY, Martin 1926, KC
  6. LANGAN, James 1909, KC
  7. LOUGHNEY, Patrick 1877, KC
  8. McLOUGHLIN, Martin 1917, Francis 1918, KC





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