@@GraveVisitations More than happy to help GV, your channel is phenomenal, both you & Sue have enriched my life so very, very much, always a pleasure to watch your adventures...👍👍
This was a sad adventure. Poor little boy and poor ISOLA, very sad but a wonderful little poem from her brother. All deaths are tragic. My wife and I were 4months apart in age. My wife first got cancer in 1993, again in 1998. We lived life to the fullest with our children in our arms never parting without saying I love you. As life passed along and happy as could be, her cancer returned with a vengeance in 2011 at the young age of 49. She only spent 17 days in the hospital and never came home. These last 13 years have been harder than I could ever have imagine. I cried every day for six straight years along with our children. I wish I could have said words of encouragement or maybe a little poem, but I just can’t do it. There is a hole in my heart that can never be filled and even with the passage of time my tears still flow for my beautiful wife Janet.
You loved her so, as did your children. Of course you cry, why shouldn't you? Cry and release the sorrow in your soul . Think of how lucky you were/are to have experienced such depth of a connection with a fellow traveller in life. What if you had never met her? Impossible to imagine. She enriched your life with your precious children - how amazing! She was your soulmate and you will rejoin her once again (not yet), for the next adventure together. But you sound so kind and caring. Perhaps one day you will meet another precious love. No nonsense now about comparing these ladies! They will be different and both very, very special. Don't dismiss the thought. Your children and grandchildren would be thrilled to see you so happy and fulfilled and remember you still have a great deal of life left to live. Each human soul must live to its greatest potential so don't shut down that wonderful , loyal and generous heart, open the shutters on it, just a bit and when you can stand it, a little bit more and more. You need to sort out all that love left in you! Give yourself some, because you need it so much, give some to your darling children, your other family and friends. And remember to keep some behind for the future! You're going to require it, I feel sure!! xxx
Oscar would have been about 18 when he wrote Requiescat for Isola, but 12 or 13 when she actually died. Oscar's mother, the Lady Speranza, was a hopeless romantic and a free spirit. It is easy to divine where Oscar derived his sensibilities. He had his mother's sense of theatre, so was a natural-born, gifted, and extremely successful playwright. Loving to be at the centre of all, he detested "scenes" with his paramour, Lord Alfred Douglas. After he was released from prison, he swiftly retreated to France where he maintained a very low profile until his death.😮 I could imagine Speranza being prostrate with grief, genuinely so, with the death of Isola, as much weeping and wailing as could be considered "decent" for the wife of a Knight. Once everything was over, she would have pulled herself together, pretty sharpish, and resumed the "salons" including the good and the great, which had become a staple in her life.
This was a deep and meaningful stroll around some stunning stones GV. I hope the ornate one can be covered to preserve it. Thank you. Be safe, Deb of Oz XXX.
Both of my sisters have passed on, first when I was a young boy and then again when in my early twenties, not a single day goes by since without remembering the love & profound heartbreak caused by their precious transient lives, until we meet again; Rest in Peace, most softly ...I can sorely imagine the devastation & despair felt by Oscar, so very tragic to be forever parted from a sibling in childhood!!💜💜
❤ ☕ top of the morning to ya. This a a treat for me. So sad 😥... Clans 😎.. Been studying those. 😅 I'm learning lol. That is an awesome stone table top ❤. 104 is a long life for back then. I just love that white moss on those stones. Beautiful poem. Enjoyed it guys y'all always do such a wonderful job and with much respect. Thank you . have a blessed day.
Great video, GV! Very sad and tragic story about the 14-year-old and the gun accident. (As an American, I can really relate to these types of needless gun accidents.)
A beautifully kept graveyard and some wonderful 'stories' of those resting there. What a fabulous chap Matt is, for sharing what he knows and letting you into the graveyard so that you could share those stories with us. An absolutely lovely video GV and SS, set in wonderful surroundings. I loved the video from start to finish, and didn't want it to end! Thank you so much for this one. Keep your lights shining bright, both. Sending love and hugs ~ Cobs. UK
Hi G.V. & Serenity Sue, that was really nice of Matt the caretaker, to let you in and explore the history of this marvelous cemetery. The Poem Resquiet by Oscar Wilde in memory of his 9 year old sister he lost was hauntingly beautiful. There is just so much history, so many sad death's the You boy who died of a gunshot. It was Very Cool to see Your Heritage Sue, I however forgot your surname...I'll blame it on getting Older or dementia, lol. It was a Great video, You Guy's do a superb job with class exploring cemeteries and remembering the dead from so long ago. Time is So short, and no one knows when their time is up. Tell Everyone You Love that You Love them, while you have this chance. As the Bible says, "Our life is but a vapour". God Bless You Guy's, Stay Safe and Take Care!!! 🦆🦆🦆
@@GraveVisitations I know. Just thought I'd put the record straight. I did wait to post the correction as I thought it might suddenly dawn on you. You know how something nags at you when it doesn't sound right? ;) I have the luxury of rewinding you, GV. You have to do first off! ;)
Another gorgeous video with some sad history. And I cannot imagine why someone would want to vandalize such a peaceful place. That's just awful. Maybe I'll see a gravestone with the surname of Carson on it in one of your videos. That is my maiden name.
Man that is a beautiful looking Cemetery, very well kept too. Sad what happened to that 14 year old boy, amazing that one person lived to be 104. Much respect to the Caretaker, great video Cathal and Sue
Thanks Matt❤ This place is so well kept no ivy(hate that stuff). And a picture with the now King😊The stonework on the table top is awesome and 104? Needs too be protected❤ Thanks GV and Sue❤
Enjoyed watching! When you talked about ancestry mine is Irish from my grandmother from my mother’s side, mother. My great grandfather’s name was John Brown. Then French from my dad’s mother. I met two great aunts that were nuns that lived to 104, 102 as a child about seven years old I met them at a family reunion. Then my dad’s, dad family was German and the came by boat to the US and some went to Australia. We find dad’s last name in NY and it’s not one of those well known names. Then my mom’s, dad was Indian. I had ancestors from the Trails of Tears. So I have a mixture. My dad use to joke we’re kinda like the best bred mutts. lol a little bit of the best.
Top number GV,filled with sadness and joy,sadness for the young circus boy and Oscar wildes little sister who both died young,May they both R.I.P. AND great to see a little insight to serenity’s family,god bless,take care both of you,🙏🙏👋👍👍🇦🇺
Es un cementerio cuidado con mucho esmero, se me han saltado las lágrimas al oir las historias de ese niño que se disparo por accidente y de la pequeña isola. Los niños no deberían morir nunca. Como encantadora es la tumba de los antepasados de susan y su precioso escudo de armas. Este cementerio es de los lugares más hermosos que nos habéis mostrado
Thanks so much for this tour of this wonderful graveyard. Is that Church an active Church today? So sad about the 14 year old boy and Oscar Wilde's little sister. Great job GV!!!
Hi GV Steve from England, great video shame about the young boy who died. Nice headstones on some of the graves. Nice what oscar wilde did for his younger sister.
A couple of my adult children went to Newfoundland. A lot of people in the small towns around have their last names, and to see the cemeteries full of your last name. It was a strange feeling for them.
Great video. Sad and informative at the same time. I would love to come hang out with you guys and visit the beautiful, and sometimes haunting places you take us.
Beautiful church and graveyard, I assume the church is still in use. The tombstones are awesome! Very tragic story, about the young boy who accidentally shot himself. 😔 Anyone who cannot lock up and store guns safely, has no business owning them, period! Thank you very much GV and Sue, for another great walking tour. Take care 🙂
I loved this video, the stories are so poignant ...as they were then, and are today as well 😔 I wanted to tell you of something that came in to my RUclips feed. I wanted to email you, but didn't see a way to do that. So I apologize for interrupting this beautiful video. There was a video saying it came from Grave Visitations...had your initials. So i clicked on the video titled "Mummified Remains of Joseph Marconnot Stuffed with Sawdust and Straw". It had a picture of the deceased at rest. When I clicked on it it was puzzling as the guest and interviewer were obviously American, by their accents. I kept waiting to hear you come in with a voice-over explaining who these people were...friends of yours somewhere in America? But no, that was not forthcoming, so .now I am concerned they are trying to hijack your name and channel. I am an older lady and am not up on a lot of what goes on like that, but i just wanted you to know. I love you and Serenity Sue's videos and don't want anything inappropriate to happen. Thank you
The video was shot in America by another channel not me. I just shared his work so others can see the fascinating story. Thanks for watching. All is good here
Thank you so much for letting me know. I am glad it was approved by you! Yay! I love your videos and Serenity Sue's. I am always eager to see what you both have to share with us! I have learned so much!...and cried over so many beautiful, poignant stories ❤
AMAZING HEADSTONES BEAUTIFUL OLD GRAVEYARD SUCH A SAD STORT ABOUT THE YOUNG BOY WHO SHOT HIMSELF HIS FAMILY MUST HAVE BEEN BROKENHEARTED R I P TO ALL OF THEM 🙏🌹
@@GraveVisitations true but we are also morbid we like looking inside the tombs; we wonder about the bodies what they look like etc; there is something about us who like this stuff lol; tell me about you as an actor; you were talking about voice work?
Thanks!
Thank you so much it really helps the channel virvoy
@@GraveVisitations More than happy to help GV, your channel is phenomenal, both you & Sue have enriched my life so very, very much, always a pleasure to watch your adventures...👍👍
I love your voice and your soothing accent. I love you and Sue’s channels so much. Thank you for this sad look at Isola. May she Rest In Peace.🙏🏼❤️😊
Agree with you 😊❤
It always breaks my heart to see any child die so young. The table top grave is amazing and 104 years old wow.. great video GV and Sue
The 104 year old was born in 1698😮 talk about great genes! Absolutely amazing!
What a beautifully kept graveyard. Thanks for taking us along for the visit. Take care 🙂
Heartbreaking story of the young man. Brought tears to my eyes. I cant even imagine what his parents went through. So sad.
Thanks for this historical cemetery and learning of Sues ancestors. Lovely poem too
So much history here. Oscar is a favorite of mine, glad to learn his sister's story. And the poor 14 year old boy. So sad. Fabulous video GV.
That table top os absolutely fantastic, thank you GV! 104 year's of age, wow!
This was a sad adventure. Poor little boy and poor ISOLA, very sad but a wonderful little poem from her brother. All deaths are tragic. My wife and I were 4months apart in age. My wife first got cancer in 1993, again in 1998. We lived life to the fullest with our children in our arms never parting without saying I love you. As life passed along and happy as could be, her cancer returned with a vengeance in 2011 at the young age of 49. She only spent 17 days in the hospital and never came home. These last 13 years have been harder than I could ever have imagine. I cried every day for six straight years along with our children. I wish I could have said words of encouragement or maybe a little poem, but I just can’t do it. There is a hole in my heart that can never be filled and even with the passage of time my tears still flow for my beautiful wife Janet.
You loved her so, as did your children. Of course you cry, why shouldn't you? Cry and release the sorrow in your soul . Think of how lucky you were/are to have experienced such depth of a connection with a fellow traveller in life. What if you had never met her? Impossible to imagine. She enriched your life with your precious children - how amazing! She was your soulmate and you will rejoin her once again (not yet), for the next adventure together. But you sound so kind and caring. Perhaps one day you will meet another precious love. No nonsense now about comparing these ladies! They will be different and both very, very special. Don't dismiss the thought. Your children and grandchildren would be thrilled to see you so happy and fulfilled and remember you still have a great deal of life left to live. Each human soul must live to its greatest potential so don't shut down that wonderful , loyal and generous heart, open the shutters on it, just a bit and when you can stand it, a little bit more and more. You need to sort out all that love left in you! Give yourself some, because you need it so much, give some to your darling children, your other family and friends. And remember to keep some behind for the future! You're going to require it, I feel sure!! xxx
@@saschacunliffe7383 Lovely comment, blessings to you. 💕
Beautiful historic graveyard! So glad you got to go in and shows us some beautiful stones!
Oscar would have been about 18 when he wrote Requiescat for Isola, but 12 or 13 when she actually died. Oscar's mother, the Lady Speranza, was a hopeless romantic and a free spirit. It is easy to divine where Oscar derived his sensibilities. He had his mother's sense of theatre, so was a natural-born, gifted, and extremely successful playwright. Loving to be at the centre of all, he detested "scenes" with his paramour, Lord Alfred Douglas. After he was released from prison, he swiftly retreated to France where he maintained a very low profile until his death.😮
I could imagine Speranza being prostrate with grief, genuinely so, with the death of Isola, as much weeping and wailing as could be considered "decent" for the wife of a Knight. Once everything was over, she would have pulled herself together, pretty sharpish, and resumed the "salons" including the good and the great, which had become a staple in her life.
This was a deep and meaningful stroll around some stunning stones GV. I hope the ornate one can be covered to preserve it. Thank you. Be safe, Deb of Oz XXX.
A sad one this was that little boy from circus was so tragic 😔
Good afternoon from northern British Columbia Canada
Hi Marie
A pretty day and church and graveyard and the birds singing. So sad about about the young lad😢 thanx Gv and Sue for a wonderful walk.❤😊❤😊
Lovely graveyard,glad you got to show us ❤
Both of my sisters have passed on, first when I was a young boy and then again when in my early twenties, not a single day goes by since without remembering the love & profound heartbreak caused by their precious transient lives, until we meet again; Rest in Peace, most softly ...I can sorely imagine the devastation & despair felt by Oscar, so very tragic to be forever parted from a sibling in childhood!!💜💜
Rest in peace to your sisters 🙏
@@GraveVisitations "Thank's" GV, Your kind words are most comforting indeed, very much appreciated...
Ahh, I'm so sorry to hear that, truly heartbreaking. May they rest in peace
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Thanks Sue, very kind words, very much appreciated...💜
@virvoy I can't imagine the pain you and your family felt and still feel. I think after a death such as this, we remain heart broken forever 💔
Interesting and very historic graveyard.
Beautiful, thank you GV!
Stay Blessed you two & family! 😊💚💚💚💚💚🌷
Thanks Matt, that was so nice of you!! 🪬🩷🧿🪦🧿🩷🪬
Beautiful, Here in America, we try to clean old headstones. I wish I could come here and help with those beautiful markers. RIP 🙏 to all and prayers 🙏
What a beautiful church and cemetery Cathal.Thank you so much for sharing. I really enjoyed this video thank you.
I love watching your channel because I knew I was from Ireland and you found my family Lizzie Butler. Please keep up the great job.
Wonderful historical walk GV as always thankyou
Fabulous tour, GV.
Thanks Sharon
Ireland is an amazing place! So much space, not like here in England. Great channel, Thanks, Bill.
Thanks Bill for watching the videos
Another interesting tour Cathal and Sue. Thank you from Queensland Australia
Wonderful poem 😢
❤ ☕ top of the morning to ya. This a a treat for me.
So sad 😥...
Clans 😎.. Been studying those. 😅 I'm learning lol.
That is an awesome stone table top ❤.
104 is a long life for back then.
I just love that white moss on those stones.
Beautiful poem.
Enjoyed it guys y'all always do such a wonderful job and with much respect. Thank you . have a blessed day.
Thank you ❤️
Nice reading of Requiescat and great sign-off. Will you do that every episode?
Possibly!
Great video, GV! Very sad and tragic story about the 14-year-old and the gun accident. (As an American, I can really relate to these types of needless gun accidents.)
beautiful
Thank you! 😊
A beautifully kept graveyard and some wonderful 'stories' of those resting there. What a fabulous chap Matt is, for sharing what he knows and letting you into the graveyard so that you could share those stories with us.
An absolutely lovely video GV and SS, set in wonderful surroundings. I loved the video from start to finish, and didn't want it to end! Thank you so much for this one. Keep your lights shining bright, both. Sending love and hugs ~ Cobs. UK
Thank you x
Great video the history there is great tht is why I love your channel
Thank you Jamie I appreciate it
I'm going to try and watch your videos two to three times in order to give your channel a push. You have a wonderful channel. God bless you.
Absolutely beautiful!! Thank you!!❤
Hi G.V. & Serenity Sue, that was really nice of Matt the caretaker, to let you in and explore the history of this marvelous cemetery. The Poem Resquiet by Oscar Wilde in memory of his 9 year old sister he lost was hauntingly beautiful. There is just so much history, so many sad death's the You boy who died of a gunshot. It was Very Cool to see Your Heritage Sue, I however forgot your surname...I'll blame it on getting Older or dementia, lol. It was a Great video, You Guy's do a superb job with class exploring cemeteries and remembering the dead from so long ago. Time is So short, and no one knows when their time is up. Tell Everyone You Love that You Love them, while you have this chance. As the Bible says, "Our life is but a vapour". God Bless You Guy's, Stay Safe and Take Care!!! 🦆🦆🦆
Beautiful place there lovley scenery
Beautiful poem.
GV, that old-fashioned "S" did for you. It didn't read "other wife" it read "otherwise Monaghan" Monaghan being the lady's maiden name ;)
Hard to read in the sun lol
@@GraveVisitations I know. Just thought I'd put the record straight. I did wait to post the correction as I thought it might suddenly dawn on you. You know how something nags at you when it doesn't sound right? ;)
I have the luxury of rewinding you, GV. You have to do first off! ;)
Thanks so much GV, your awesome and appreciated.😊
Thanks for watching
Another gorgeous video with some sad history. And I cannot imagine why someone would want to vandalize such a peaceful place. That's just awful. Maybe I'll see a gravestone with the surname of Carson on it in one of your videos. That is my maiden name.
Man that is a beautiful looking Cemetery, very well kept too. Sad what happened to that 14 year old boy, amazing that one person lived to be 104. Much respect to the Caretaker, great video Cathal and Sue
Thanks Matt❤ This place is so well kept no ivy(hate that stuff). And a picture with the now King😊The stonework on the table top is awesome and 104? Needs too be protected❤ Thanks GV and Sue❤
Her gravestone probably in some Oscar Wilde collection somewhere. Great video.
Enjoyed watching! When you talked about ancestry mine is Irish from my grandmother from my mother’s side, mother. My great grandfather’s name was John Brown. Then French from my dad’s mother. I met two great aunts that were nuns that lived to 104, 102 as a child about seven years old I met them at a family reunion. Then my dad’s, dad family was German and the came by boat to the US and some went to Australia. We find dad’s last name in NY and it’s not one of those well known names. Then my mom’s, dad was Indian. I had ancestors from the Trails of Tears. So I have a mixture. My dad use to joke we’re kinda like the best bred mutts. lol a little bit of the best.
Very historic cemetery you have there.Have a nice day doing your walk thru.Greag Video.
Beautiful poem by Oscar Wilde ❤
Another interesting video GV thanks x
Good evening from Temple Terrace Florida. 🇺🇸🙏🇵🇷. May the rip 🙏 Amen 🙏.
Hello there!
Top number GV,filled with sadness and joy,sadness for the young circus boy and Oscar wildes little sister who both died young,May they both R.I.P. AND great to see a little insight to serenity’s family,god bless,take care both of you,🙏🙏👋👍👍🇦🇺
Awesome to find Sue's ancestors and Wilde's sister!
Es un cementerio cuidado con mucho esmero, se me han saltado las lágrimas al oir las historias de ese niño que se disparo por accidente y de la pequeña isola. Los niños no deberían morir nunca. Como encantadora es la tumba de los antepasados de susan y su precioso escudo de armas. Este cementerio es de los lugares más hermosos que nos habéis mostrado
Thanks so much for this tour of this wonderful graveyard. Is that Church an active Church today? So sad about the 14 year old boy and Oscar Wilde's little sister. Great job GV!!!
I think it is still used
See you on the next one x thanks for sharing x
Rest in peace,sad to see little childrens graves😢
Hi GV Steve from England, great video shame about the young boy who died. Nice headstones on some of the graves. Nice what oscar wilde did for his younger sister.
What a well kept Church/Graveyard with some beautiful headstones..Rest In Peace Arthur 🙏..Thanks GV 👍❤
104 is amazing at any time. She must’ve had a lot of loving caring help in her later years.
A couple of my adult children went to Newfoundland. A lot of people in the small towns around have their last names, and to see the cemeteries full of your last name. It was a strange feeling for them.
i traced some of my family back to the 1600 and 1700
Great video. Sad and informative at the same time. I would love to come hang out with you guys and visit the beautiful, and sometimes haunting places you take us.
That is so cool that the church is still standing. Thank you.
The poem of Oscar Wild is beautiful. It's a gorgeous old graveyard❤❤
Beautiful church and graveyard, I assume the church is still in use.
The tombstones are awesome!
Very tragic story, about the young boy who accidentally shot himself. 😔 Anyone who cannot lock up and store guns safely, has no business owning them, period!
Thank you very much GV and Sue, for another great walking tour. Take care 🙂
Very beautiful, cemetery. Love the table top stone of the 104 person. Beautiful stone.
Stunning place xxxx❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Awesome video as always! The church was so beautiful.
Thank you
So you've found some family😊
I’ve often passed that when travelling to Kerry must stop
We can see "IHS" mostly in Anglican churches... We do have this symbal in our church and we still strictly follow Anglican order of service.
Please tell me if you know what are the birds I hear in the background
No idea
🥰💕👍👏💞😍❤🤗XXXX
A very lovely graveyard. Beautifully kept and very old. 104 years old! WoW! What a beautiful sonnet by Oscar Wilde for his baby sister. ♥️🙏☘️
Hi Janet I found a grave on one of my northern Ireland videos with the name Kirkwood on it
I loved this video, the stories are so poignant ...as they were then, and are today as well 😔
I wanted to tell you of something that came in to my RUclips feed. I wanted to email you, but didn't see a way to do that. So I apologize for interrupting this beautiful video.
There was a video saying it came from Grave Visitations...had your initials. So i clicked on the video titled "Mummified Remains of Joseph Marconnot Stuffed with Sawdust and Straw". It had a picture of the deceased at rest. When I clicked on it it was puzzling as the guest and interviewer were obviously American, by their accents. I kept waiting to hear you come in with a voice-over explaining who these people were...friends of yours somewhere in America? But no, that was not forthcoming, so .now I am concerned they are trying to hijack your name and channel.
I am an older lady and am not up on a lot of what goes on like that, but i just wanted you to know.
I love you and Serenity Sue's videos and don't want anything inappropriate to happen. Thank you
The video was shot in America by another channel not me. I just shared his work so others can see the fascinating story. Thanks for watching. All is good here
Thank you so much for letting me know. I am glad it was approved by you! Yay!
I love your videos and Serenity Sue's. I am always eager to see what you both have to share with us! I have learned so much!...and cried over so many beautiful, poignant stories ❤
There is a Monsignor Farrell High School where I used to live in New York
Irish connections for sure
The Latin just means rest in peace
AMAZING HEADSTONES BEAUTIFUL OLD GRAVEYARD
SUCH A SAD STORT ABOUT THE YOUNG BOY WHO SHOT HIMSELF HIS FAMILY MUST HAVE BEEN BROKENHEARTED
R I P TO ALL OF THEM 🙏🌹
Requiescat ( re-ki-es-kat) from the Requiescat in pace or RIP (re-ki-es-kat in pa-ke)
If you use a torch to read the graves, it makes it easier to see.
That's what I do lol
@@GraveVisitations I know, I meant for me reading it at home.
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
You are now in my dreams. Wow. You are gorgeous. Lee.
Edgworth is the name of a town or a road in England
Edgeworthstown
I hate that utube is doing this to U and your wife it makes me very angry ❤
why are we morbid people like us? ive always been fascinated with graves bodies etc; now at 66 its coming attractions lol; but why do we like this?
It's fascinating to talk about people from over a hundred years ago or more. All these graves are like a library each one has a story
@@GraveVisitations true but we are also morbid we like looking inside the tombs; we wonder about the bodies what they look like etc; there is something about us who like this stuff lol; tell me about you as an actor; you were talking about voice work?
Another very good video, but I don't think we really needed the sound of a gun.
Nice sound affect