Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin, Ireland

Target entity: Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin, Ireland
Context triple: [Michael Collins, burialPlace, Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin, Ireland]

• A. Reilig Odhráin burial ground
  Reilig Odhráin burial ground is an ancient cemetery on the island of Iona in Scotland, traditionally believed to be the resting place of early Scottish, Irish, and Norse kings.
• B. Symonds Street Cemetery
  Symonds Street Cemetery is one of Auckland, New Zealand’s oldest and most historically significant burial grounds, notable as the resting place of many early colonial figures including the city’s first governor, William Hobson.
• C. Rathgar, Dublin, Ireland
  Rathgar is a residential suburb on the south side of Dublin, Ireland, noted for its leafy streets, Victorian and Edwardian houses, and literary associations including being the birthplace of writer James Joyce.
• D. Omagh Memorial Garden
  Omagh Memorial Garden is a commemorative site in Omagh, Northern Ireland, dedicated to honoring the victims of the 1998 Omagh bombing and providing a place for reflection and remembrance.
• E. Clontarf, Dublin, Ireland
  Clontarf, Dublin, Ireland is a coastal suburb on the north side of Dublin known for its seafront promenade, residential character, and historic associations.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin, Ireland
Target entity description: Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin is Ireland’s largest and most historically significant burial ground, renowned as the resting place of many prominent Irish political and cultural figures.

• A. Reilig Odhráin burial ground
  Reilig Odhráin burial ground is an ancient cemetery on the island of Iona in Scotland, traditionally believed to be the resting place of early Scottish, Irish, and Norse kings.
• B. Symonds Street Cemetery
  Symonds Street Cemetery is one of Auckland, New Zealand’s oldest and most historically significant burial grounds, notable as the resting place of many early colonial figures including the city’s first governor, William Hobson.
• C. Rathgar, Dublin, Ireland
  Rathgar is a residential suburb on the south side of Dublin, Ireland, noted for its leafy streets, Victorian and Edwardian houses, and literary associations including being the birthplace of writer James Joyce.
• D. Omagh Memorial Garden
  Omagh Memorial Garden is a commemorative site in Omagh, Northern Ireland, dedicated to honoring the victims of the 1998 Omagh bombing and providing a place for reflection and remembrance.
• E. Clontarf, Dublin, Ireland
  Clontarf, Dublin, Ireland is a coastal suburb on the north side of Dublin known for its seafront promenade, residential character, and historic associations.
• F. None of above. chosen