Lists of cemeteries (and churches with graveyards) within County Meath appear on the webpages covering individual towns or parishes. Those lists are linked to webpages holding details for the individual churches/cemeteries (which may  list the  available records, and where to find them).  Each town/parish page also has a "Nearby Churches" tab, which will display a map showing the locations of churches/cemeteries in that area and adjacent parishes.  To access individual town/parish webpages, click on either the "County Map" or the "List of Towns, Villages & Parishes" link below the map above.

Other sources:

• County Meath Cemetery Records - on interment.net
• Meath Cemetery Records - on IGP
• Meath Headstone Photos - on IGP

Cemetery Records

Typically municipal cemeteries are owned & managed by the local authority and are multi-denominational, although may have areas reserved for the various denominations. Records may include age, parent’s names and place of birth and plots may contain several members of the same family.

• Belfast
• Cork and surroundings
• County Clare Graveyard Inscriptions Maps and transcriptions for graveyards in County Clare
• Dublin Cemetery Trust (££/€€/$$), containing about 1.5 million records dating from 1828.
• Limerick city burial records (for Mount St. Lawrence) (free)
• Cemetery records, transcribed by volunteers and searchable by county, are to be found on the IGP website

Headstones (Monumental Inscriptions)

• A guide to Dublin city and county transcripts.
• An almost complete set, without images, for the 6 counties of Northern Ireland (pay-per-view).

Online Resources

• From-Ireland.Net
• FindAGrave
• Historicgraves
• Interment.Net
• IrishGraveyards
• RootsIreland

Publications

• Mitchell, Brian A Guide to IRISH Churches and Graveyards, Genealogical Publishing Co Inc.

• The National Burial Index is hosted by findmypast (subscription site).
• List of Registered Cemeteries from Historic England.
• Gravestone photograph resource: an "index of the names that appear on photos taken by the Gravestone Photographic Resource Project team". This valuable project provides email copies of any of its collection of grave monument images free of charge on request.
• The Deceased Online website -"the first central database of statutory burial and cremation registers for the UK and Republic of Ireland" (subscription site).
• The Church Monuments Society provides photographs of the more interesting monuments (NOT monumental inscriptions) in a limited number of church yards.
• Index for Burials at Sea - from Ancestry and FindaGrave.