
The first crematorium in Ireland was opened in Belfast in Northern Ireland in 1961. The cremation rate in Ireland in recent years is about 20%.
Most often during cremation, mourners gather in front of the chapel. After the arrival of the funeral procession, the coffin is brought into the chapel, often with music played at the entrance. Then a religious service is held. At its end comes the final farewell and the coffin disappears behind curtains, where it is later cremated.
To have a deceased person's body cremated, a complete set of documents must be submitted:
Ashes in Ireland can be placed in a ground grave, columbarium, as well as kept at home, buried on family property or scattered in a chosen location
In Ireland there is the possibility of sending ashes using courier service.
The cremation process takes an average of 1.5 - 2 hours. The time depends on the weight of the deceased and the material the coffin is made of (wooden, ecological).
The price of cremation in Ireland:
The total price for cremation and transport in the case of Ireland is:
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