Cemeteries

• Cemetery Opening Times

  Cemetery Opening Times

  April - September: 8am - 10pm
  October - March: 8am - 7pm
   

  Cemetery Administration Office Opening Times

  Monday to Friday 9.00am - 4.00pm.
  The office will be closed on Bank Holidays and Public Holidays.

• Cemeteries

  Antrim Cemetery  Moylena Road Antrim	Belmont Cemetery Belmont Road Antrim
  Cranfield Cemetery Cranfield Road Randalstown	Crumlin Cemetery Crumlin Road, Crumlin
  Drummaul Cemetery Caddy Road Randalstown	Milltown Cemetery Milltown Road Antrim
  Muckamore Cemetery Oldstone Road Antrim	Umgall Cemetery Umgall Road Lylehill Templepatrick
  Templepatrick Cemetery Castle Upton Antrim Road Templepatrick	Carnmoney East Prince Charles Way
  Carnmoney East (O'Neill Road Extension) Prince Charles Way	Carnmoney Main Prince Charles Way
  Carnmoney Church Yard Church Road, Carnmoney	Ballyclare Doagh Road B95, Ballyclare
  Rashee Springvale Road, off Rashee Road B94, Ballyclare	Kilbride Moyra Road, Doagh, Ballyclare
  Mallusk Park Road, Mallusk

    
• Burial Records Search Portal

  Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council burial records are available online for the following cemeteries that are under the control of the Council:

  • Antrim

  • Ballyclare

  • Belmont         

  • Carnmoney (Main and East)

  • Crumlin

  • Mallusk

  • Sixmile

  • Rashee Cemetery

  • Umgall

   

  Records can be accessed using our search portal.
  
  You can search for a burial using a combination of information such as; surname, date of death or a combination of forename, surname and date of death.
   
  Search results will appear in date order (most recent first) . 

  Every effort has been made to ensure the data which has been transcribed from our manual records is accurate. If you believe any information is incorrect please contact us by email at cemeteries@antrimandnewtownabbey.gov.uk
  
  The search facility does not include burial records for the following cemeteries as there is limited information available. Please contact the Cemeteries Office should you require a search to be carried out.

  • Cranfield

  • Drummaul

  • Kilbride

  • Milltown

  • Muckamore

  • Templepatrick

   

• Commemorative Programme

  The purpose of the Commemorative Programme is to provide members of the public or organisations a means to recognize and honour others through a lasting tribute by the purchase of a tree or bench (subject to conditions) dedicated to that special someone to be planted (or installed) in a park or cemetery. The Programme can also be used by organisations or individuals to sponsor a tree or bench.