- Derralossary Church grounds, Roundwood, Erskine Childers, fourth President of Ireland who served from June 1973 to November 1974. He is the only Irish president to have died in office
- Saint Patrick’s in Enniskerry, Paul Henry (1876–1958): A renowned Irish landscape painter famous for his depictions of the west of Ireland.
- Glendalough, Iseult Stuart (1894–1954): Daughter of Maud Gonne and a figure in the life of W.B. Yeats, she is buried at Glendalough.
- Glendalough, Walter Byrne (died 1750), noted for living to the age of 106.
- Glendalough, Thomas Chalmonly (died 1759): his headstone is a notable 18th-century Latin inscription.
- Glendalough, Edward Rowan (died 1873): A priest who built the first national school and is buried in the Priest’s House.
- Byrne family vault at Rosahane above Aughrim, County Wicklow, Billy Byrne, the United Irishman and leader of the 1798 Rebellion in Wicklow who was executed in 1799.
- Derralossary Church grounds, Roundwood, Robert Childers Barton (1881–1975), a signatory of the Anglo-Irish Treaty,
List of Graveyards in Wicklow
Annacrevy Graveyard, Arklow (Old Cemetery), Arklow (St. Gabriel’s Churchyard), Arklow (St. Michael’s RC Cemetery), Ashford (St. Columba’s Churchyard), Askintinny Graveyard, Avoca (Holy Trinity Churchyard), Ballinaclash (St. Brigid’s Churchyard), Ballintemple Graveyard, Ballycooge Graveyard, Baltinglass Cemetery, Barranisky Graveyard, Blessington (St. Mary’s Churchyard), Bray (Holy Redeemer Churchyard), Bray (St. Peter’s Cemetery), Calary (St. Laurence O’Toole’s Churchyard), Carnew (Church of Ireland Graveyard), Castlemacadam Graveyard, Castletimon Graveyard, Coolafancy Graveyard, Coolkenna (St. John’s Churchyard), Crosspatrick Graveyard, Davistown Cemetery, Delgany (Christ Church Graveyard), Donaghmore Churchyard, Donard (Church of Ireland Graveyard), Dunlavin Cemetery, Enniskerry (Powerscourt Churchyard), Enniskerry (St. Patrick’s Churchyard), Glendalough (Cathedral Graveyard), Glendalough (Reefert Churchyard), Glendalough (St. Kevin’s Churchyard), Glendalough (Trinity Churchyard), Glenealy (Church of Ireland Graveyard), Greystones (Redford Cemetery), Greystones (St. Patrick’s Churchyard), Heighington Burial Ground, Hollywood Cemetery, Kilbride (Church of Ireland Graveyard), Kilcommon Churchyard (Tinahely), Kilcoole (St. Patrick’s Churchyard), Killadreenan Graveyard, Killahurler Graveyard, Killaveney Graveyard, Kilmacurragh Graveyard, Kilpipe Graveyard, Kilranelagh Graveyard, Kiltegan (St. Peter’s Churchyard), Knockananna Graveyard, Leitrim Cemetery, Liscolman Graveyard, Manor Kilbride Graveyard, Moyne Graveyard, Mullinacuffe Graveyard, Newcastle (Old Kilmurry RC Cemetery), Newcastle (St. Francis’ Churchyard), Newtownmountkennedy (St. Matthew’s Churchyard), Preban Graveyard, Rathbran Cemetery, Rathdrum (St. Saviour’s Churchyard), Rathnew (Church of Ireland Graveyard), Redcross (St. Mary’s Churchyard), Roundwood (St. Laurence O’Toole’s Churchyard), Shillelagh (Yewtree Graveyard), St. Kevin’s Cemetery (Glendalough), St. Mary’s Abbey Churchyard (Glendalough), St. Nicholas Cemetery (Dunganstown), St. Nicholas Church of Ireland Churchyard (Dunganstown), St. Patrick’s Anglican Churchyard (Powerscourt), Templelyon Graveyard, Templeshanbo Graveyard, Temple na Skellig (Glendalough), Three Mile Water Graveyard, Tinnakilly Graveyard, Tinahely (Kilcommon Churchyard), Tullow (Church of Ireland Graveyard), Tyneclash Old Cemetery, Wicklow Town (St. Patrick’s Churchyard), Yewtree Graveyard (Shillelagh)
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County Wicklow:
Ireland’s county Wicklow is known as the Garden of Ireland for its lush landscapes, with Glendalough’s monastic ruins and round tower set amidst serene lakes and valleys. The Wicklow Mountains National Park offers hiking trails with stunning views, while Powerscourt Estate’s manicured gardens and waterfall add natural elegance. Other attractions include the coastal paths of Bray. Wicklow is Ireland’s 17th largest county by size (,025 sq km) and 16th largest by population (155,851). Population peaked at 126,143 in 1841 and reached its lowest point, 57,591 in 1926. In terms of hospitality, Wicklow is Ireland’s twelfth most visited tourist county with around 204,000 international visitors per year.
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