Funeral Customs from the Folklore Archives
Birds, Beehives & Bereavement Dogs, Banshees, Piseogs (or superstitions). A priest curses mayo football, and how all of this is placed in the funeral tradition. In rural areas, if somebody dies in the house where bees are kept, you must go straight to the hive...
Tips on Writing a Sympathy Letter
After a Funeral Tips on writing a sympathy letter to a friend in the wake of loss and bereavement. Words of heart-felt sympathy on a card – sincere message of condolence on an email – a simple text expressing sorrow at your friend’s loss – simple but...
Making the Funeral Arrangements – FAQs including Funeral Costs
Funeral Directors Guidance – FAQ’s (No question is too small) After a death in the family, how do we know who is responsible for making the funeral arrangements? Legally, it is the Executor of the deceased who is responsible for arranging and organising...
Choosing a Coffin
How the funeral home services can bring a spirit of staff care and dignity to this painful task. From funeral costs to courtesy and compassion – our need to pay respect – honouring your loved one in bereavement – from queries about hymns to coffin prices...
Coffin Customs in Dublin
Links between coffin prices, funeral services and the history of funerals. Despite the painful emotions involved in choosing a coffin for a beloved family member, there is perhaps a small solace in how this is a hallowed and rather sacred path – Dublin mourners...Jennings.ie Branches
Jennings Undertakers, Head Office
81 Amiens St.,
Dublin 1
(01) 8555511
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Jennings Funeral Directors,
Oscar Traynor Road,
Coolock.
(01) 8486547
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Jennings of Raheny
Springdale Road, Raheny,
Dublin 5,
(01) 848 4933
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81 Amiens St.,
Dublin 1
(01) 8555511
View Map
Jennings Funeral Directors,
Oscar Traynor Road,
Coolock.
(01) 8486547
View Map
Jennings of Raheny
Springdale Road, Raheny,
Dublin 5,
(01) 848 4933
View Map
