In St Bronagh's Churchyard you will find the grave of the giant, Paddy Murphy.
In a graveyard, in the Mourne Mountains in County Down, is the final resting place of Paddy Murphy, a man known as The Rostrevor Giant.
You can not miss the grave of Paddy Murphy at St Brocagh's churchyard as it is nine feet long. According to reports from the time, Paddy Murphy was so tall that he could light his pipe from the street lamps.
It's in St Bronagh's churchyard that Paddy Murphy the giant is buried.
In an area steeped in stories of giants, myths and legends, Paddy Murphy was born in 1834 and reportedly grew to a height of eight feet and one inch. He was said to be the world's tallest man at the time. As a man of extraordinary height, he joined the circus and travelled the world. He died in 1862.
This episode of 'Newsbeat' was broadcast on 18 April 1969. The reporter is Frank Hall.
