US EditionSeveral Mummies Considered To Be National Treasures In Ireland Were Permanently Damaged After Vandals Broke Into Their Crypt
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Several Mummies Considered To Be National Treasures In Ireland Were Permanently Damaged After Vandals Broke Into Their Crypt
On June 11, 2024, vandals broke into a church in Dublin, Ireland, and committed arson, causing permanent destruction to several mummies stored in the crypt. The break-in and arson attack took place at St. Michan’s Church. A total of five mummies, including an 800-year-old mummy known as the “Crusader,” suffered damage from the fire and the water that was used to put it out. St. Michan’s Church is located in the historic suburb of Oxmantown, nort…
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