Bodenstown Graveyard

The annihilated church is found in Kildare amidst moving slants that reach out between the Wicklow inclines and the Bog of Allen. On that day, visits are made to the grave of Theobald Wolfe Tone. He thought about law at Trinity College, Dublin and graduated BA in February 1786, he qualified as an attorney in King's Inns at 26 years of age and went to the Inns of Court in London. The old Parish Church of Bodenstown is each year the scene of a political excursion held tight the last Sunday in June.

In November 1798, he was watched subject and was sentenced to be hanged however before this sentence was finished Theobald Wolfe Tone kicked the basin from his wounds eight days after he tried suicide, he was canvassed at Bodenstown in 1798 near his starting point at Sallins Co Kildare. Theobald Wolfe Tone one of the pioneers of the 1798 Rebellion, was a principal figure in the United Irishmen Irish independence improvement and is seen as the father of Irish republicanism.