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THOM'S IRISH ALMANAC AND OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND FOR THE YEAR 1874. COMPRISING BRITISH, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL DIRECTORIES. PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. PEERAGE, BARONETAGE, AND KNIGHTAGE DIRECTORY. NAVAL AND MILITARY DIRECTORY. STATISTICS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. GOVERNMENT OFFICES' DIRECTORY. UNIVERSITY, SCIENTIFIC, AND MEDICAL DIRECTORY. LAW DIRECTORY. ECCLESIASTICAL DIRECTORY. BANKING DIRECTORY. POSTAL DIRECTORY. COUNTY AND BOROUGH DIRECTORY. LIEUTENANCY AND MAGISTRACY OF IRELAND. POST OFFICE DUBLIN COUNTY AND CITY DIRECTORY, WITH A NEW MAP OF DUBLIN AND ITS ENVIRONS. fprf$-firrf JLmtual pbiitatum. DUBLIN: ALEXANDER THOM, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER. LONGMANS & CO., AND SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, & CO., LONDON. ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK, EDINBURGH. MDCCCLXXIV. Price Twenty Shillings. 1658 • COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY, Coolemine. ZVZulhuddart. Lacy, Thomas, smith and farrier Kirkpatrick, Alex. esq. J.p. Coolemine!BishoP> Mr. John, Dainestown Leckin, Mr. John, Whitestown nouse iCarr, Mr. George, Macetown Ledwidge, Mrs. B. Smith, Mr. Thomas, Woodville Carr> Mr- John> Parsleekstown MacFarlane, H. J. esq. J.P. Hunstown 'Carr, Mr, Michael, Blakestown house Donnelly, Miss, post office Malier, Patrick, esq. Tyrrellstown Knockmaroon. Hartford, Mr. Richd. Buzzardstown POST OFFICE—Miss Donnelly Hoey, Mr. Patrick, Buzzardstown Scriven,W. B.B. esq. Powerstownho. See Cltapelizod. Hoey, Mrs. Mary, Buzzardstown Wilkinson, John, esq. Powerstown CHAPELIZOD. CHAPELIZOD, a village partly in Palmerstown parish, Uppercross barony, but chiefly in the parish of the same name, Castleknoek barony, Dublin county, three miles W. from the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of 63 acres. Population, 1,280, inhabiting 255 houses. It is partly situate on the river Liffey, on the high road to Galway, and near to the Great Southern and Western line of Railway. It is said to derive its name from La belle Izod, daughter of King Aenpus. King William III. spent several days in it; and prior to the erection of the Viceregal lodge, it was the country residence of the Viceroy. Its buildings are, a Church, with an ivied tower, a Roman Catholic Church, a Dispensary, a National School, and Metropolitan Police Station. Omnibuses run between College-green, Golden-bridge, and Inchicore every half hour, from 9, A.M., to 10, P.M. NORTH SIDE. SOUTH SIDE. Murray, Luke. vint. Ballyfermotbrdg. Baggot, P. J. esq. Andrew, Robt. W. medical officer for Penny, Robert Peel, esq. Ballyfermot Broadbent, R. hotel keeper Palmerstown and Golden-bridge cottage, and Constabulary office, Burke, William, postmaster districts Dublin Castle CafFrey, Eliza, tavern, Park lane Brady, James, Mr. Parkview house Spring, Henry Richard, esq. Johns Callaghan, P. V. esq. Sunny bank Bicknell, John, accountant town house CHAPELIZOD CHURCH — Bev. Albert Connor, Maurice, Mr. Boundary villa Irwin MaeDonogh,D:D. incumbent Corlett, Henry Lee, esq. Inchicore Hibernia-terrace. Chapelizod National School—Mr. Patk. Dowling, Patk. grocer k, prov. dealer xoRin SIDE. Reilly, master; Miss M'Gonnell, Dispensary for Palmerstown District- Chapelizod. mistress Dr. Andrew, medical officer 1 Kerr, Mrs. Chapelizod Parochial Male and Female Forde,Edw.T. esq. St. Laurence lodge 2 Stubbs, George, clerk of works Schools—Miss Burke, mistress IJart, Michl. dairy, and prov. dealer 3 M'Kay, Mr. Donald, Ord. Survey CHAPELIZOD R. C. CHURCH — Rev. M'Adam, Alex, engraver, Savine-ter. 4 Deane, Fredk. William, Ord. Survey Canon Lynch, ?.?. • Rev. T. Cur-jM'Donald, Mrs. Anne, farmer, Bally- 5 Havelin, John, Ordnance Survey ran, c.c. fermot Drummond Institute for Orphan Daugh-\ M'Guinness, Andrew, Kildare tavern Knockmaroon-liill. ters of Soldiers, Mulberry hill j M'Mahon, William, smith P. of Castleknoek.—Castleknoek B. Dublin and Chapelizod Distilling Co. Macken, Jas. Palmerstown floor mills Burns, Gilbert, esq. Knockmaroon (limited) jMackey, John, Mr. Orchard lodge lodge, 961. Fitzpatrick, Joseph, shopkeeper Maguire, Mrs. Belgrove Crean, John Austin, esq. Glenville Hoey, Charles, esq. Chapelizod house Malone, Richd. engraver, Ord. Survey Crowley, Patrick, vintner Hughes, Rev. W. curate of Castle- Metropolitan Police Station Dunphy, Michael, carpenter knock, Ashview Peat, Benj. woollen manufacturer Ferrier, Alex. esq. Knockmaroon, 9tf. Lennon, Edw. sand and stone quarry Smith Mrs. Ashview Gibney, John,vintner, Strawberry beds Liffey vale—vacant j Stewart Institution for Lunatics, Pal- Glorney, George, flour and rice miller, MacDonogh. Rev. Albert Irwin, D.D. ' merstown house Mardpke mills, and 3 Park-place, rector and vicar of Chapelizod j Willcocks, Capt. St. Laurence house Island bridge M Kenzie, Edward, clerk of works Macken, Mr. James Maloney, Mr. Michael, Garden lodge Murphy, John, esq. Castlemount villa Ballyfermot. Xeill, Robert, woollen factory Mulreany, Chas. scrapping and plating SOUTH SIDE. works—New Holland iron mills P. of Ballyfermot.—Uppercross B. Peat, Benj. woollen manufacturer Xeill, Robert, woollen manufacturer, Blanchfield, Mr. John Red mills Coughlan, T. esq. Whitecross Road from Knockmaroon- Peat, Benjamin, «fc Co. woollen manu Flood, Mr. Michael, Stone house, and liill to tlie Red Mills. facturers Fox-and-Geese P. of Castleknoek.—Castleknoek B. POST OFFICE—Wm. Burke,postmaster M'Donald, Edward, grazier RED MILLS. Storey, Mrs. grocer H'Donnell, Mrs. Anne M'Cormick, Mr. Joseph Walker, John, grocer and baker, Ac. |Mayers, P. esq. Ballyfermot house Feat, Benjn. woollen manufacturer CLOGHRAN HUDDART—see FINGLAS. CLONDALKIN. CLONDALKIN. 3.n inland pari^i and village, partly in Newcastle, but chiefly in Uppercross barony, Dublin county,4i5 miles S. VY. from Dublin, comprising an area of 4,777 acres, of which 44- are in the village. Population. 2,430"; of village, 474. inhabiting 89 houses, "it is situated near the ninth lock of the Grand Canal, and close to the line of the Great Southern and Western Railway, of which it is the first station from Dublin. It was ancient > named Cluain-Dolcan, and by the Danes Dun-awley. The village consists chiefly of one irregular street, of snian but neatly built houses and cottages. The only public buildings are the Parish Church, a small plain modern building, and a neat Roman Catholic Church. It has Almshouses for destitute widows, a Dorcas Institution, Lying-in Hospital, and Dispensary, a Parochial and two National Schools, and a Constabulary Police Station, The ancient round tower is the nearest structure of the kind to the metropolis, and is in good preservation, stand? 100 feet high, and is 15 feet in diameter, covered with a conical roof of sfeooe. CL0NDALK1N—CLONSKEAGH. 163$ Caldbeck, William, esq. B.L. Moyle Dynon, Captain, Drimna lodge MacDonaid, E. esq. St. Mark's Park Fagan, John, paper mills, Sallypark Martin, J. esq. Nangor CLONDALKIN CHUBCH—Rev. Winslow Farran, Joseph, farmer, Robin Tlood Mullins, J. W. esq. Newlands Berry, rector, Glebe-house Finlay, Rev. John TV. J.P. Corkagh M'Intire, Robert, esq. Cloverhill CLONDALKIN ROMANCATHOLIC CHAPEL Fishbourne, Jos. esq. Cheeverstown Nolan, Edward, esq. Killeen —Rev.John Moore, P.P.; Rev. Fitzgibbon, Gerald, esq. Master in Nolan, Messrs. paper miils, Killeen P. Duffy, c.c. Chancery, Larkfield. Pierce, Mr. W. Redeow , l I'klnMomstery—Rev. A. Colgau, Fitzgibbon, Henry, M.D. Plunkett, James, esq. Cappagh house chaplain; Tlios. B. Fahy, superior Flannagan, Miss. Red Cow Poe, Captain, Orchard house Clondalkin Dispensary—Geo. S. Burn- Flood, Messrs. brick & lime manufac POST OFFICE—Mrs. Eliza Hegarty, side, L.E. c.s.i. L. A. medical oQicer turers <fc farmers, Fox <fc Geese postmistress Convent Presentation •— Superioress, Fowler, Peter, esq. Raheen house Powell, Captain, Floraville Mrs. Brett Gerraghty, Mrs. Rockfield RAILWAY STATION — James Doyle, Cummins, Mrs. Newlands Goodwin, Mrs. H. TV. Towerville stationmaster Donnelly, Richard, tavern keeper, 9th Grierson, Philip, esq. Kilcarbery Reade, Mrs. St. Ronan's lock, Grand Canal Hughes, Mrs. Jane, farmer, Danes- Roper, Thomas, esq. Moyle park Dowling, Bridget, farmer rath Rorke, Laurence B. esq. Knockmitten Cowling, William, brick manufacturer Keating, J. esq. Clonburris house Smith, Philip, Bettyfort Doyle, Denis, esq. Miltown Kennedy, Dr. Evory, J.P. Belgard, West, Miss, Gallinstown inn, William, esq. Collinstown ho. 3G4L 10s. | Wharton, Mrs. Camnack house irie, Mrs. Neilstown Long, Thomas, esq. TVheatfieid Whitton, TV. esq. Cappaghmore CLONSILLA—see CASTLEKNOCK. CLONSKEAGH. f.ONSKEAGH, a village in the parish of St. Mary's, Donnybrook, barony and county of Dublin, three miles S. from e General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of 68 acres. There is a male and female National school. filiation, 310, inhabiting 54 houses. It is situated on the river Dodder, and on the road to Emihskerry. • contains two hammer-smith iron works. The neighbourhood is studded with gentlemen's seats and neat alias. Vergemount is a pretty range of houses close to the village. Roebuck, a district half a mile further on, covered with elegant mansions and demesnes, the principal of which is the castle of that name, the seat of • P. Westby, esq. Milliown is less than half a mile to the right of Clonskeagh, in the parish of Milltown, Upercross barony, and comprises an area of 185 acres. Population 863, inhabiting 132 houses. The ( urch of St. Philip, -which has recently been erected, is situate at Temple-road, Rathmines, adjoining the miltown railway station. There is a small Roman Catholic Church. The Parish Church is situate at St. "ary's, Simmonscourt,