It’s a well-known fact that arranging a funeral for a deceased loved one is one of the most distressing times in a person’s life. Darragh Walsh Funeral Directors acknowledge this, and aim to help you through this difficult time by providing supportive, sensitive, and professional funeral arrangement services to suit you and your family.
Our team of professional funeral directors are experienced in taking care of all aspects of funeral arrangement, from the actual ceremony right down to the small details.
As well as arranging your loved one’s funeral, we offer embalming, repatriation, burial and cremation services. All of our funeral services can be tailored to suit your own family’s needs, accommodating to all cultural, burial, religious, and funeral traditions as necessary.
Flower Arrangements
Trying to choose and purchase flowers following a loss can be a minefield. Darragh Walsh Funeral Directors’s team are experts when it comes to choosing and arranging floral bouquets for your loved one’s funeral cemetery, offering a range of different types of flowers to suit the theme, atmosphere and style of your loved one’s funeral.
Burial Services
We offer comprehensive religious and non-religious burial services for the deceased, and provide a wide range of coffins to suit all budgets and personal tastes. We work closely with local graveyards and religious organisations to ensure that your loved one’s burial is coordinated seamlessly and respectfully.
Funeral Arrangement FAQ
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How do you arrange a funeral?
Funeral Directors can help you organise all aspects of a funeral. Darragh Walsh Funeral Directors offers complete, comprehensive funeral arrangement packages.
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How much does it cost to arrange a funeral?
The price of a funeral varies depending on a number of things. Darragh Walsh Funeral Directors offers professional advice and funeral arrangement services to suit all budgets. -
Who is responsible for organising a funeral when someone dies?
If someone has a will when they die, their executors are responsible for organising the funeral. If the deceased person has not made a will, close family and friends are usually expected to organise their funeral.