Historic Cemetery at Tubberneering
Tubberneering Graveyard is a D-shaped graveyard measuring 62m NE-SW and 45m NW-SE.
It is defined by straight stone-clad earthen bank at roadside at NW and curved stone-clad earthen bank elsewhere.
There is no knowledge of any church ever existing in the immediate vicinity with no visible ruins anywhere in the graveyard.
North Wexford Historical Society has recorded the headstones in 14 graveyards in North Wexford including the headstones at Tubberneering cemetery.
Tubberneering Cemetery Images
Image 1 is taken from the East side of the cemetery facing the entrance gate. The successive images pan left from the North-West side to the South-East side of the cemetery.
Tubberneering Cemetery in the Lawrence Photograph Collection
Fallen Soldier - World War 1
The headstone at the grave of John Pierce who died as a result of injuries received in the Battle of the Somme, World War 1.
You can explore John Pierce’s record on the Wexford Great War Dead site.
