Unfortunately we found Quinns were really awful to deal with. Instead of nothing being a problem,…read moreeverything was a problem. My father died last December and I wanted to wait a while before posting this review. We were not made aware of a lot of services that were on offer. It was obviously a really difficult time but the lack of help was awful. We had to ask to get the Mass for my father filmed and streamed. We were advised by the lady that was meant to be helping us that we could contact the man directly but she made it seem like a problem. To be fair the man who did the filming was excellent, nothing a problem, totally professional, thank goodness. Everything we wanted to do was met with an air of inconvenience, yet nothing g we asked for was out of the ordinary. To list just a few, driving the hearse around the park where my father lived seemed to raise eyebrows. When we arrived at Mount Jerome, the music had not been prearranged so I had to advise the employees at Mount Jerome by checking my Spotify, a little distressing g in the middle of your father's funeral. Suffice tonsay that the experience went from bad tonworse in Mount Jerome, wrong music at wrong times. Playing music when people were at the podium trying to speak, a total carcass! That being said, we still wanted a copy of the video from the crematorium. When I contacted Quinns, of course, as they had never told us anything we were apparently too late and it had been deleted. Really awful. I asked Quinns to get an Urn. We waited months and when I eventually followed up I was told to get it myself. Terrible. We asked for the bill many times which took months to get. Then I had to chase them several times for payment details. There was many more problems bit I can safely say that some people just should not work in certain jobs. Horrendous. We will never use them again bit I don't think they will care as they seem too busy to have the time to care. My advise, stay away and use any other undertakers. Serious lack of empathy, care, consideration.

From the owner: Quinn's of Glasthule, County Dublin are a family funeral directors and have been operating from…read moreGlasthule for over fifty years. We provide a personal service and are available to you through our phoneline 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year. Casket viewing outside office opening hours are subject to appointment, speak to our staff about casket viewings for friends and family.

It feel a little strange writing a review for a Funeral Home but here goes…read more Sadly I had to use Colliers Funeral Service for my husband. Stephen Collier was the person who helped me with all the arrangements. It was a very black time but Stephen guided me through the process and we ended up with a funeral which I am sure my husband would have loved. Most likely looking down and laughing at me now! However they were great.

Michael went above and beyond in his efforts to complete my mum's memorial stone…read more I live in England and communications were either by phone or email. Michael was very quick to reply. The service I received was excellent. He ensured everything was just perfect. I would highly recommend Michael at Harrison Burnell.

Harrison Burnell did an amazing job on 2 graves for us. One which was over 120 years old looks like…read morenew and the second one for my dad.. Great workmanship, great value well done lads

There was a gaggle of French tourists that just appeared out of nowhere when they saw my…read morephotographing this place. Us humans are indeed descended from sheep. It was fitting that they were French tourists as their country men are buried behind the gates, about 200 plus of them. The Huguenots fled religious persecution from around the 17th century. They came to Ireland to escape death. They brought their skills of textiles, watchmaking and finance which added to the Dublin community. You cannot enter the cemetery but you can easily see the headstones through the railings, it's unique to have a graveyard near Anglo Irish Bank but quite apt at the same time.

I like to walk while I think. Often while working out some issue or trying to come up with an idea…read morein work I will take to the streets and my feet often lead me here. Although I would love to sit inside among the trees there is something calming about this serene and largely untouched spot. Peering through the gates of this perpetually locked graveyard you will see a stone plaque with the names of all the families buried here. So who were the Huguenots ?? The short answer is they were French Protestants who came to Ireland as refugees. In 1685 King Louis of France expelled all of the Protestant clergy and told all Protestants that they could either convert to Catholicism or leave France. A large number of them left and traveled to all parts of the world. As they were generally speaking well education and professionals they were welcomed in most places they went especially Ireland where about 5,000 settled. They had a big impact in Ireland and many became very successful like the La Touch family who set up bank of Ireland and the ancestors of Samuel Beckett. There are a number of these little graveyards around the country and all look quite similar to this little one which dates from 1693. I love that the city has developed up around it and it seems to have stayed untouched.

Ciaran, Sandra and all the staff in Jennings Funeral Home, Springdale Road were totally amazing…read more Very professional, sincere and went out of their way to ensure everything went accordingly. Nothing was too much and I am so grateful for everything they did for me.

From the owner: Jennings Funeral Directors have been serving the people of Dublin for over 70 years. We understand…read morewhat a difficult time the passing of a loved one can be for bereaved families. There is a strong enduring tradition of trust built up between Jennings and local communities in Dublin city. With a long history as Funeral Directors Jennings are dedicated to help the bereaved relatives in Dublin City and the friends of the deceased marking the passing of a life in as beautiful a way as possible as well as honouring the person who has passed on.