Ballybough Cemetery

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Ballybough Cemetery’ in Fairview, is Dublin’s oldest Jewish Cemetery. On the 28th of October 1718, Alexander Felix (David Penso), Jacob Do Porto, and David Machado Do Sequeira, on behalf of the Ashkennazim leased a plot of land, from Captain Chichester Phillips of Drumcondra Castle (an MP in the Irish Parliament). And the graveyard was built.
A mortuary chapel added in 1857 and contains more than 200 graves. The last burial there was in 1958. Most of Dublin’s Jewish community would be buried in Dolphins Barn cemetery now.

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