Children's burial ground in Coinlín (cléire)

Coinlín holds a children's burial ground called a cillíneach, yet no one points to the exact grass where small bones rest. The name itself admits the tragedy: a separate place for children means death came so often it needed its own container. Perhaps mothers walked a familiar path past adult graves to a quieter field, carrying swaddled bodies before dawn. The missing location does not diminish the fact; it preserves the vulnerability of infants who left no statues, no medals, no stories except the hole in the ground that accepted them.