Cremation
Demand for cremation has grown significantly in Ireland in recent times. In many respects it is exactly the same as the more traditional funeral rite, however there are some important and practical differences. When the funeral cortege arrives at the crematorium chapel, there can be a short committal ceremony following which the coffin is transferred to the cremator. The remains (ashes) are later placed in an urn for disposal. The options for disposal are:-
1. Private Disposal.
2. Interment or scattering at a garden of remembrance.
3. Interment in a columbarium wall.
We will arrange and advise you on all the necessary documentation needed in relation to the cremation.
1. Private Disposal.
2. Interment or scattering at a garden of remembrance.
3. Interment in a columbarium wall.
We will arrange and advise you on all the necessary documentation needed in relation to the cremation.
Newlands
Mount Jerome |
Glasnevin
The Island |
Shannon
Lakelands |
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The Thompson Family offer a Professional and Personal Service with Dignity, Reverence & Understanding, managed totally on your behalf and according to your wishes and we are happy to accommodate special requests. Thompson Funeral Directors are members of Irish Association of Funeral Directors, National Association of Funeral Directors, our embalmers are members of The British Institute of Embalmers.
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