hearts

The heart has long been used as a symbol to refer to the spiritual, poignant, ethical, and in the past, also cerebral core of a human being. As the heart was once widely believed to be the nerve centre of the human mind, the word heart continues to be used poetically to refer to the soul, and stylized characterisation of hearts are used as prevalent symbols representing love. In religious texts the heart was historically attributed to much mystical significance, either as metaphor or as an organ sincerely believed to have spiritual or divine attributes. In the Bible, this idea emerges in the earliest passages; In the Book of Jeremiah 17:9, it is written that the Lord is the judge who “tries” the human heart. The Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary are traditional Roman Catholic devotional images.

Like it’s twin accessory, the book, the heart comes in a sculpted form, flat standard and a special “double texture” carving which is a stunning one of a kind accessory. A photographic representation of an image of your loved one can be engraved onto these appealing coloured, black and granite heart accessories.

Paul Scannell
Paul Scannell
2022-11-18
We found the team to be friendly, professional and prompt with their pleasant responses. We’re very pleased with the price and final product.
Cora Fynes
Cora Fynes
2022-10-27
Very nice and friendly staff
Dave Kearney
Dave Kearney
2022-10-26
Very happy with the headstone. Went to four places locally, this was by far the best and the headstone only took a month, another place told me it would take 6 months!
Laura Byrne
Laura Byrne
2022-10-26
Quick and simple when we purchased. Very pleased with the work. Thank you.
Ann Regan
Ann Regan
2022-08-30
Have to say say it was lovely experience dealing with fingal memorials they took all the stress and their suggestions were great
Fran Reilly
Fran Reilly
2022-08-02
Excellent service and happy with the quality of work
Jackie Booth
Jackie Booth
2022-07-18
Very friendly and helpful, did a great job, very happy.

Fingal Memorials.
Malahide Road,
Balgriffin,
Dublin 17.

Tel: 01 848 4843

Fax: 01 847 7656

Email: info@fingalmemorials.ie

Website: www.fingalmemorials.ie

 

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