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Obituaries, death notices, etc. - D Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes D L'Acy William 10/04/1824 Clare Street Daffy Terence 22/04/1911 Ballynoe, Croom accidental drowning; inquest report Daireaux Monsieur Jean 19/11/1823 Thomas Street (of Nantes) Dallas Duncan 23/04/1845 George Street aged 17, student at TCD, son of John Dallas Dallas Sarah 28/02/1844 George's Street dau of J. Dallas D'Alleyne Richard 17/03/1847 Newcastle aged 37 Dalton A., Mrs. 12/05/1841 John Street Dalton David 30/05/1889 accidental death of railway man (inquest report 1/6/1889) Dalton Elizabeth Albinia 31/07/1852 George's Street dau of Major and Mrs. Dalton, 61st Regiment Dalton Henry 15/12/1832 Abbeyfeale Dalton James 29/08/1838 Clare Street Dalton James 18/01/1840 Abbeyfeale Dalton James 12/04/1843 Abbeyfeale aged 85 Dalton James 18/05/1920 Clare Street War of Independence casualty; news report (inquest report, 27/05/1920) Dalton Joseph A. 26/11/1918 Glensecrone, Abbeyfeale obituary Dalton Julia 23/09/1940 Knockdown, Athea news report Dalton male 23/09/1909 Newcastle West child of Margaret Dalton; inquest report Dalton Margaret 14/12/1940 Park Temple, Athea sympathy note, wife of John Dalton Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Dalton Mary 04/05/1915 Ballykeefe, Mungret aged 103; news report Dalton Mary Joseph, Sister 14/07/1925 St. Mary's Convent Mercy nun; announcement Dalton Oliver 16/02/1833 John Street Dalton Patrick 11/05/1937 84 Henry Street inquest report, age 50, linesman at GPO, collided with a motor car while cycling Dalton Thomas 12/09/1872 New York aged 66, native of Co. Limerick D'Alton female (Mrs.) 08/01/1834 William Street D'Alton male (infant) 06/05/1840 Clare Street son of Michael D'Alton D'Alton Michael 28/02/1865 10 Clare Street aged 50 years, late of Wood Park, Co. Clare Daly Annie 07/07/1908 26 William Street daughter of late Edward Daly; death notice (funeral report, 09/07/1908) Daly B., Mrs. 05/09/1863 Cork late of Patrick Street, Limerick City Daly Bernard 28/08/1940 Newtownbarry, Co. Wexford funeral report, originate from Castletown, sister of the Convent F.G.J., buried at the Convent Cemetery (obituary 28/08/1940) Daly Bridget 20/05/1926 2 Eden Villas, Ballinacurra widow of Cornelius Daly; obituary Daly Catherine 08/10/1867 Doherty's Lane, Broad Street inquest report Daly Catherine 24/04/1937 Tivoli news report, age 83, widow of Edward Daly, involved in the Fenian Movement, buried at Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery (funeral report 27/04/1937) Daly Cornelius 08/05/1924 2 Eden Villas, Ballinacurra primary teacher; formerly of Crecora; death notice (obituary, 08/05/1924) Daly Daniel 13/08/1851 Woodfield House, Co. Limerick Daly Daniel 24/01/1893 Waterbury, Conn. formerly of this city Daly Daniel 16/08/1910 Parochial House, Templeglantine Parish priest, Templeglantine; obituary Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Daly Dympna 20/05/1914 Main Street, Charleville obituary, sister in the Mercy Convent, daughter of Denis Daly Daly Edmund 08/06/1897 Bella Vista, Laurel Hill Avenue aged 51, son of William Daly, Castle Daly, Tipperary Daly Edward 11/09/1890 Frederick Street funeral report, brother of John Daly Daly Eliza 10/06/1846 Henry Street widow of Jeremiah Daly, dau of the late Theobald Richard O'Flahertie Daly Ellen 11/11/1905 Newtown, Knocklong death notice Daly female 04/01/1887 Clare Street alleged suicide Daly female 30/07/1903 mother of Alderman John Daly; funeral report Daly female (Mrs.) 18/01/1826 Newcastle Daly female (Mrs.) 04/11/1840 Mount Pleasant widow of Michael Daly of Raford Daly female (Mrs.) 22/03/1851 Wickham Street wife of John Daly, brass founder Daly Gennie 17/09/1892 Loretto Convent Wexford death notice, youngest child of Mrs. Daly 120 George Street Limerick Daly Henry 20/04/1916 Bedford Row hairdresser; death notice (obituary, 20/04/1916) Daly J. C. 23/04/1908 Borrisokane doctor and athlete; native of Dromineer, Kilmallock; obituary Daly James 06/03/1847 William Street Upper of Farrenshone, North Liberties Daly James 20/09/1864 Nicholas Street aged 58, late Head Constable of Limerick City Constabulary Daly James 23/03/1869 Vize's Place aged 24, upholsterer Daly James 31/08/1940 11 O'Dwyer Villas news report, member of Eire Og Hurling Club, buried at Mount St. Laurence Cemetery Daly James, Rev. 05/07/1923 Kilkee parish priest, Kilkee; brother of Mrs. Clune, The Crescent, Limerick; obituary Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Daly Jeremiah 13/01/1941 St. Rita's, Canal Bank inquest report, discovered floating in the Grand Canal, member of the I.R.A. movement, native of Kerry Daly John 26/06/1844 Francis Street shoe maker Daly John 21/04/1849 John Street Daly John 26/05/1894 buyer at Todd & Co.(death notice 26/5/1894), buried in Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick. Daly John 01/07/1916 15 Barrington Street Prominent Fenian and former Lord Mayor of Limerick; obituary (funeral report, 04/07/1916) (Limerick Leader obituary, 30/06/1916) (Limerick Leader funeral report, 03/07/1916) Daly Joseph 15/05/1940 Tuogh, Adare news report, age 6, knocked down by a horse Daly Julia 20/11/1940 Glin obituary, wife of Patrick Daly Daly Kathleen Agnes 24/12/1919 3 Swanson Terrace daughter of William Daly; obituary Daly male 12/05/1923 Kilmallock carter; road accident; news report Daly Margaret 05/03/1907 30 Mary Street mother of John J. Daly, Upper Cecil Street; death notice Daly Margaret 22/08/1933 116 Carey's Road aged 5, scalding incident Daly Margaret 24/03/1941 Limerick (?) death notice, Court Keeper, City Courthouse, buried at Mount St. Laurence Cemetery (acknowledgement 29/03/1941) Daly Maria 01/03/1892 Castleconnell death notice, wife of Carroll Daly Daly Mark 09/06/1832 Hospital cholera Daly Mary 31/03/1849 Francis Street widow of George Daly, boot and shoe maker Daly Mary 01/04/1913 William Street servant; died in fire at Clancy's drapery; inquest report Daly Mary 08/02/1919 58 Thomas Street née Ray; death notice (funeral report, 08/02/1919) Daly Mary Frances 09/03/1882 Mary Frances died at home of her brother, death notice Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Daly Michael 27/10/1824 Tipperary Daly Michael 08/01/1862 Vize's Fields compositor Daly Michael 11/09/1888 Brooklyn, New York death notice, compositor, formerly of Limerick Daly Michael 10/07/1900 traffic accident near Castleconnell; inquest report Daly Oliver 23/07/1836 Kilmallock late supervisor of Excise Daly Owen 06/09/1919 Rowel, Co. Cork homicide near Broadford, Co. Limerick; inquest report Daly Patrick 15/11/1862 Carey's Road Daly Patrick 03/08/1920 War of Independence casualty; shot to death near Dromcollogher; report, (inquest report 05/08/1920) (additional details, including name, from Toomey: 'The War of Independence in Limerick', p285-6) Daly Patrick 23/01/1936 Ballybrood inquest report, suicide in mental hospital Daly Patrick 20/05/1939 12 John Street death notice, buried at Mount St. Laurence Cemetery (funeral report 25/05/1939) Daly Peter 22/05/1833 Upper Henry Street Daly Peter Brotlier 16/01/1861 Convent of St. Saviour aged 103, brother of the order of preachers Daly Seamus 27/05/1940 33 Quinns Cottages inquest report, drowned, found in Hall's Quarry, age 5 Daly Seamus 01/06/1940 33 Prospect Villas acknowledgement Daly Sophia 02/01/1847 Queen Street Daly Susanna 02/05/1849 Thommond Cottage, nr Limerick aged 89, widow of Mark Daly Daly Timothy 11/08/1864 Corbally aged about 60, quarry labourer, accident at work, inquest Daly William 17/06/1826 Monaleen Daly William 02/04/1834 North Strand Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Daly William 27/10/1858 Nicholas Street Daly William 11/07/1871 Castle Daly, Co. Limerick aged 73 Daly William 25/09/1923 3 Swanson Terrace death notice Daly William J. 13/05/1902 Abbeyfeale bank official; death notice Danagher Ann 23/08/1938 Park news report, died of seizure Danagher Denis 03/04/1886 Rathkeale died after arrest for murder committed in 1855 (see Michael Kelly) Danagher Edward 21/06/1932 Gerald Griffin Street Lower aged 10, drowning accident Danaher Bridget 23/04/1856 Croom aged 70, wife of John Danaher? Danaher Bridget 06/03/1906 Limerick Union centenarian, buried in Caherconlish Danaher Daniel 11/01/1862 Parksmount aged 62; interred in Templeatea cemetery Danaher Daniel P. 02/01/1877 Athea aged 42 Danaher female (Mrs.) 28/01/1860 Glin widow, aged 70 Danaher infant (not given) 20/12/1856 Kilalee child of Mary Danaher, murder report Danaher John 08/02/1840 report, horse & cart they were travelling crashed due to flooded road Danaher John 26/10/1882 Blackrock, Co. Dublin late of Co. Limerick, death notice Danaher John 03/11/1906 Abbeyfeale report Danaher Mary 30/01/1850 Clare Street Auxiliary Workhouse false fire alarm (inquest report 02/02/1850) Danaher Mary 06/03/1888 Croom death notice Danaher Michael 25/03/1848 John Street victualler Danaher Michael 20/01/1941 Corgnigg, Foynes news report, has taken part in the Great War, buried at Knockpatrick Cemetery Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Danaher Mrs. 07/05/1941 Athea news report, relict of John Danaher Danaher Patrick 28/11/1891 23 New Bride-street Dublin death notice, aged 36 years late of Athea Co. Limerick. Danaher Thomas 08/02/1840 report, horse & cart they were travelling crashed due to flooded road Danaher William 17/02/1910 steward at Limerick Asylum; death notice Dancer Amyrald, Sir 25/11/1843 Limerick of Modreeny Daniel Mary Jane 26/09/1878 17 Great Brunswick Street wife of Thomas J.
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    File Reference MSP34REF4158 Name Denis O'Callaghan Gender male Maiden/Other names Ó Ceallacháin, Donnchadh Address detail Street 85 [45] St. Jarlath's Road, Cabra, Dublin County Dublin Country Ireland Address detail Street Craddenstown, Raharney County Westmeath Country Ireland Date of birth 1882 Date of death 1945-04-15 Associated files in MSPA 34D756; DP4030; 1RB59;1RBA173; V609; Related files MSP34REF20537, Margaret O'Callaghan (née O'Flanagan) Easter rising service Yes Easter rising location/place Broadstone Railway Station, Constitution Hill, Phibsborough, Dublin Church Street, Dublin North Brunswick Street, Dublin Linenhall Barracks, Lisburn Street, Dublin Area of Four Courts, King's Inns Quay, Dublin Organisation Irish Volunteers Rank Lieutenant Unit 1 Battalion Company A Company Brigade Dublin Brigade Commanding Officer(s) Edward Daly Organisation Irish Volunteers Rank Staff Officer Division General Headquarters Commanding Officer(s) Michael Collins Pension Claim Yes Award Pension Yes Army Pensions Act No 1923/1953 Military Service Pensions No Acts 1924 Military Service Pensions Yes Acts 1934 Grade D Notes Awarded 5 and 1/2 years service for pension purposes Military Service Pensions No Acts 1949 Digital file Scanned/digital copyWMSP34REF4158DenisOCallaghan.pdf Scanned/digital copyW34D756DenisOCallaghan.pdf Scanned/digital copyW1RB59DenisOCallaghan.pdf Scanned/digital copyW1RBA173DenisOCallaghan.pdf Scanned/digital copyWDP4030DenisOCallaghan.pdf Scanned/digital copyWV609DenisOCallaghan.pdf File dates 20 November 1934 - 16 September 1983 Subject Information File relates to Donnchadh Ua Ceallacháin's (Denis O' Callaghan) receipt of a military service pension in respect of his service with the Irish Volunteers prior to and during the week of 23 to 29 April 1916, his imprisonment until 1917 and his subsequent service until 1919.