The majority of those buried here are marked by uninscribed grave markers, plain stones that record a presence without offering a name, a date, or any other detail the living might use to identify who lies beneath. It is a quality found in many older Irish burial grounds, where poverty, convention, or the priorities of a community that held its knowledge collectively meant that formal inscription was never the point. Yet this ground is still in use, which gives it an unusual dual character: a working graveyard where the modern and the anonymous exist side by side.