Yes I have and have great respect for them. Why blame the politicians? I'd love to see a link to what you're talking about but I guess that's not possible? Or is it just YOU who thinks one should do this?
Family grave query
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I don't know if anyone else agrees with my advice but it's up to the OP whether to follow up on it, I don't mind. The problem appears to be with the council. In my experience most rural councillors will be happy to help in matters like this as it helps them get votes. Along with attending funerals it's their bread and butter. It's probably different in urban areas, I don't know.
The chances are that in this instance the local councillor will know the parish priest, the undertaker, the graveyard caretaker and the council staff and will have the greatest chance of sorting it.
I'm not blaming the politicians, they're doing what's needed to be re-elected. It's how people vote that leads to this, that's democracy.
The chances are that in this instance the local councillor will know the parish priest, the undertaker, the graveyard caretaker and the council staff and will have the greatest chance of sorting it.
I'm not blaming the politicians, they're doing what's needed to be re-elected. It's how people vote that leads to this, that's democracy.
A debate amongst councillors over policy in a graveyard. Gardai were called:
Councillors reverse 2018 grave decision
There was plenty of heated debate at Thursday's (26th) meeting of Wicklow Municipal District as Councillors discussed the lawn grave policy in operation at Rathnew Cemetery.
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