A clip of The Glam Reaper Jennifer Muldowney in action - do you know all the facets to funerals / death - we are always learning!
A sneak peek behind the scenes at some of the build that goes into creating our memorials. You want a fairy forest? You got it. No task is impossible #MuldowneyMemorials #ModernMemorials
#floraldesign #lgbtqfuneralplanning #sayfarewellyourway
The beautiful Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin, Ireland
Nestled in the heart of Dublin, Glasnevin Cemetery (Reilig Ghlas Naíon) has been a resting place for many since it opened its gates in 1832. This historic cemetery is more than just a burial ground; it’s a place where Ireland’s past comes alive through the graves and memorials of some of the nation's most notable figures, including the graves of Daniel O'Connell, Charles Stewart Parnell, Arthur Griffith, Maude Gonne, Brendan Behan, Christy Brown and Luke Kelly of the Dubliners.
Glasnevin spans across 124 acres and is divided into two parts, marked by its iconic high walls and watchtowers that were originally built to deter bodysnatchers. The cemetery also shares a unique connection with the National Botanic Gardens. (and The Infamous Gravediggers pub!!)
Steeped in history, Glasnevin was established at a time when Irish Catholics faced restrictions on burial rites. Thanks to the efforts of Daniel O’Connell, this cemetery became a place where both Catholics and Protestants could lay their loved ones to rest with dignity. The high wall with watchtowers surrounding the main part of the cemetery was built to deter bodysnatchers, who were active in Dublin in the 18th and early 19th centuries. The first burial here was in 1832, and since then, Glasnevin has expanded, now including a crematorium and a museum that offers a deeper dive into its rich history.
Visiting Glasnevin is like taking a walk through Ireland’s story, with graves of figures like Michael Collins, Éamon de Valera, and many others who shaped the nation. It’s a place of reflection, history, and remembrance, offering a serene space where the past and present meet.
Drone footage by Remo Wakeford Photography
The incorrigble @confessions_of_a_funeral_dir Confessions of a Funeral Director sharing his voice.
Season 4 still going strong!
Fathers Day tomorrow and like Mothers Day (and every damn day honestly) it can be a tough one. Here is father (and son) @confessions_of_a_funeral_dir on The Glam Reaper Podcast talking about family, funerals, pressure and finding his voice.
Let us know what you think of the episode! #FatherAndSon #F#FuneralFamily
Here is one of our lovely clients telling us all how everyone needs a @jennifermuldowney in their life!
#idreamofjeannie #TheGlamReaper #birthdaygirl
Ok so we dont ALL have the fabulous Patti LuPone in our little black book of friends but involving your friends and family can be a beautiful way to make a memorial personal AND help with costs (because hopefully they will want to do it for free!)
This was such a gorgeous moment to witness - she is a beautiful person and vocalist. An honor to see her warm up (here) and doing the actually service for her dear friend and colleague. 💞
Some of our favorite 'Mothering' episodes from The Glam Reaper Podcast are about child loss, mother loss and more. The inspirational ladies might bring you a smidge of comfort today. We can only hope 💞
L-R - Allison Gilbert , @sharingsolace , @ghostly.archive , @modernloss / @rebeccasoffer , @beceremonial / @megansheldon , @littlemissfuneral
To The Women........
We couldn't say it better ourselves....
Stunning words by Scottish poet @donnaashworthwords
#mothersday #motheringday
Can you be a present parent and a devoted funeral director at the same time?
@littlemissfuneral gets real with @jennifermuldowney on the Podcast
"Parenthood and The Modern Funeral Director, the Story of Little Miss Funeral"
What ceremony or ritual (if any) will you do this weekend to honor Mothering?
Check out @jennifermuldowney 's conversation with Megan from @beceremonial on #TheGlamReaperPodcast wherever you get your podcasts (or see Link in Bio) and check out their website too - beceremonial.com where there is more information like below:
What is a Mother Loss Ceremony?
A mother loss ceremony can help you acknowledge the feelings you might be holding in connection with the loss of a mother, the loss of a child, or your own complicated relationship with motherhood.
The ceremony can be a time to reflect, an opportunity to remember, or a time to reignite a legacy. However you choose to build it, you get to make the ceremony your own.
#Mothersday2024
Providing celebrants and memorial planners worldwide. Who are we? A patient supporter who will worry with you about all of the details.
