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- Cillín comment "A cillín (from the Irish language, with the literal meaning \"little cell\", \"little churchyard\" or \"little burial ground\"; plural cillíní), was a historical unconsecrated burial place in Ireland for children unbaptised at the time of death. Suicides, shipwrecked sailors, strangers, urepentant murderers and their victims were also sometimes buried there—they were used for \"infants and other ambiguous categories of individual\". Some of them are more than a thousand years old.".