Duagh Graveyard Committee is a non-profit voluntary organisation. The aim of the committee is to maintain and improve the graveyard in Duagh.
Monday, 23 December 2013
Christmas Greetings
Duagh Graveyard Committee would like to wish all its volunteers and supporters a very happy Christmas and to thank them for all that they have done for us throughout the year. Without your input, the cemetery would not be in the good condition that it is in today.
Saturday, 23 November 2013
Bottle Collection at Gaire's Shop and Post Office
Duagh Graveyard Committee would like to thank Gaire's Shop and Post Office and its customers for the above sum that was raised in its loose change collection bottle recently. All the copper and silver that was donated in this bottle will be used to continue our work in the maintenance of Duagh Graveyard.
Tuesday, 8 October 2013
Loose change collection bottle
The loose change bottle at Gaire's shop and Post Office in Duagh is currently collecting for the Duagh Graveyard Committee.
If you would like to dispose of any small coins that are cluttering up your pockets or are kept in a jar someplace, this is your opportunity.
All proceeds will be put towards improving the graveyard.
Many thanks for your support in the past.
Tuesday, 1 October 2013
Last cutting of 2013.
Last Thursday evening was the final cutting night of 2013 and we had plenty of helpers on the night. We have been very fortunate with the help that we have received throughout the year. The weather was very much in our favour this year as there was no night that we had to cancel the cutting.
Last week was a busy week for us as there was a Mass on Tuesday night for the intentions of all those who assist in the maintenance of the graveyard. This was followed by tea in the Presbytery. We would like to thank Fr. Moore for saying the Mass as well as allowing us to use the Presbytery. Thanks also to those who assisted in the catering for the night.
Even though there will be no cutting in the coming months, we have a few small projects to undertake to ensure that the graveyard continues to look well.
Finally, we would like, once again, to thank all those who have contributed to our work in any way throughout the year. Without all your help, the Graveyard would revert to its previous state.
Last week was a busy week for us as there was a Mass on Tuesday night for the intentions of all those who assist in the maintenance of the graveyard. This was followed by tea in the Presbytery. We would like to thank Fr. Moore for saying the Mass as well as allowing us to use the Presbytery. Thanks also to those who assisted in the catering for the night.
Even though there will be no cutting in the coming months, we have a few small projects to undertake to ensure that the graveyard continues to look well.
Finally, we would like, once again, to thank all those who have contributed to our work in any way throughout the year. Without all your help, the Graveyard would revert to its previous state.
Wednesday, 14 August 2013
August update.
The next cutting of Duagh Graveyard will take place on Thursday 22nd August from 6pm onwards. Weather permitting. All assistance welcomed.
The collection on the night of the Annual Graveyard Mass raised €1402.38. The committee would like to thank all those who contributed most generously to the collection.
The proceeds of the collection will be used to fund the ongoing maintenance of the cemetery and future developments. We have the ambition of providing a tarmacadam path around the Old Graveyard and we will be working to achieve this within the next few years.
The collection on the night of the Annual Graveyard Mass raised €1402.38. The committee would like to thank all those who contributed most generously to the collection.
The proceeds of the collection will be used to fund the ongoing maintenance of the cemetery and future developments. We have the ambition of providing a tarmacadam path around the Old Graveyard and we will be working to achieve this within the next few years.
Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Annual Mass 2013
The annual Mass was a great success. Even though we had a few showers, we were still able to proceed with the Mass. A heavy shower around 7 pm was on the point of making us consider moving the Mass to the Church but thankfully, it cleared and despite another small shower, we were able to go ahead with the outdoor event. Thanks to all those who helped us in preparing for the Mass and who assisted in the Mass.
We have put up some photos of the night, courtesy of Doreen Buckley and Joe Lynch. They can be seen on the right hand side of the blog and if you wish to click on the link underneath them, you will be taken to all the photographs of the night. They have also been posted on a slideshow in a previous blog entry.
If you have taken any photos on the night and wish to share them with us, please email us at
We have put up some photos of the night, courtesy of Doreen Buckley and Joe Lynch. They can be seen on the right hand side of the blog and if you wish to click on the link underneath them, you will be taken to all the photographs of the night. They have also been posted on a slideshow in a previous blog entry.
If you have taken any photos on the night and wish to share them with us, please email us at
Friday, 26 July 2013
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