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Resident Charities and Approved Bodies Resident Charities authorised under the Scheme of Tax Relief for Donations to eligible Charities and other Approved Bodies under the terms of Section 848A of the Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 26 March 2019 QUERIES TO: Charities and Sports Exemption Unit, Personal Division, Revenue Commissioners, Government Offices, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. Telephone 01 7383680 Chy No Charity Name Charity Address 12 Kilmallock Social Service Council C/o Nora Tobin Sarsfield St Kilmallock Limerick 41 Saint Patrick's College Maynooth Co Kildare 53 Saint Jarlath's College Trust St. Jarlath's College Tuam Co. Galway 76 Congregation of the Holy Spirit Holy Ghost Fathers Kimmage Manor Dublin 12 80 Mount Saint Josephs Abbey Roscrea, Co. Tipperary. 83 Kings Hospital. Palmerstown, Dublin 20 87 All Hallows College Gracepark Road Drumcondra Dublin 9 106 The Religious Sisters of Charity Provincial House Our Ladys Mount Harolds Cross Dublin 6W 112 Sisters of Charity - Generalate Caritas 15 Gilford Road Sandymount Dublin 4 Congregation of Sisters of Mercy Northern 128 1 Mornington Way Trim Co Meath Province 142 S.M.A. Fathers Church, Wilton, Cork. Wilton, Cork. Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy Western 166 Caoineas Society Street Ballinasloe Co. Galway Province 186 Saint Clare's Generalate - Harolds Cross 63 Harolds Cross Road Dublin 6W C/o company Secretary Mater Misericordiae University 203 Mater Misericordiae University Hospital Hospital Eccles Street Dublin 7 Page 1 of 168 Chy No Charity Name Charity Address 204 St. Stephen's Protestant Orphan Society St. Nicholas' House, 14 Cove Street, Cork 209 St Patrick's Hospital P O Box 136 James Street Dublin 8 212 St John's Hospital St John's Square Limerick Wilson Hospital School Company Limited by 220 Multyfarnham, Co. Westmeath. Guarantee 225 Coombe Lying-In Hospital. Coombe Dublin 8 233 National Childrens Hospital Appeal Fund Office Tallaght Hospital Tallaght Dublin 24. 239 Marymount University Hospital & Hospice Curraheen Road Curraheen Cork 253 Trustees Of The Methodist Church In Ireland. 1 Fountainville Avenue Belfast BT9 6AN Northern Ireland 312 Unitarian Church - Dublin 112 St Stephens Green Dublin 2 315 Monkstown Parish Church. 2 Ardmore Park Kill Avenue Dun Laoghaire Co Dublin 316 Unitarian Church - Cork Princes Street Cork 336 Drumholm Parish Church. C/o The Honorary Treasurer Main Street Ballintra Co. Donegal The Discalced Nuns of Mount Carmel 361 Mount Carmel Monastery, New Ross, Wexford. Monastery New Ross 509 Marsh's Library St Patrick's Close Dublin 8 513 Saint Johns House of Rest 202 Merrion Road Dublin 4 Dublin Working Boys Home and Harding Mr Sam Atkinson Governor 75 St Aidan's Drive Goatstown 515 Technical Schools Dublin 14 Page 2 of 168 Chy No Charity Name Charity Address 530 Dublin Hebrew Congregation Herzog House 1 Zion Road Rathgar Dublin 6 Dublin Monthly Meeting of the Religious 537 Quaker House Dublin Stocking Lane Dublin 16 Society of Friends The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in 540 Quaker Meeting House Summerhill South Cork Cork Lapps Charity (incorporated) St Nicholas House 14 Cove 548 Lapps Charity Street Cork Dublin Glendalough Diocesan Board Of Diocesan Office Church of Ireland House Church Avenue 552 Education. Rathmines, Dublin 6 554 POS Children's Education Fund 74 Upper Leeson Street, Dublin 4 591 Protestant Aid 74, Upper Leeson Street, Dublin 4 596 Ferns Diocesan Protestant Orphan Society. Knockroe Lodge Lacken New Ross Co Wexford Church Of Ireland Clergy Widows And Orphans C/o The Representative Church Body, Church House Church 600 Society Avenue Rathmines Dublin 6 Leinster Quarterly Meeting Educational 601 65 Monaloe Park Cabinteely Blackrock Co Dublin Committee. 613 Southern Baptist Corporation Limited 29a Jamestown Road, Finglas, Dublin 11. 626 Molyneaux Home Leeson Park, Dublin 6 728 Cork YMCA Limited Marlborough Street, Cork. Co. Cork Waterford Society for the Prevention of 743 Summerland Square Yellow Road Waterford Cruelty to Animals CLG 761 City Of Cork Church School Fund. St. Nicholas House, 14 Cove Street, Cork. 817 Childvision CLG 75 St Stephen's Green Dublin 2 D02 PR50 Page 3 of 168 Chy No Charity Name Charity Address 818 Royal Society Of Antiquaries Of Ireland. 63 Merrion Square South Dublin 2 831 Masonic Female Orphan School 17-19 Molesworth Street Dublin 2 832 Victoria Jubilee Masonic Annuity Fund 19, Molesworth Street, Dublin 2. 833 Masonic Boys Benefit Fund 17-19 Molesworth Street Dublin 2 834 Mendicity Institution Trust. 9 Island Street Dublin 8 848 Saint Patrick's Cathedral The Deanery Upper Kevin Street Dublin 8 863 Sick and Indigent Roomkeepers Society. Front Basement 74 Upper Leeson Street Dublin 4 887 Charles Sheils Charity. 24 Sheils Houses Brewery Road Stillorgan Co Dublin 892 Solicitors Benevolent Association. 73 Park Ave Sandymount Dublin 4 Royal Medical Benevolent Fund Society Of 907 Royal College of Surgeons St. Stephens Green Dublin 2 Ireland 910 Church Mission Society Ireland Church of Ireland House Church Avenue Rathmines Dublin 6 928 Saint Lukes Charity Cork CLG St. Luke's Home Castle Road Mahon Blackrock, Cork Western Regional Monthly Meeting of the C/o Quaker Meeting House Southville Gardens Ballinacurra 934 Religious Society of Friends Limerick 943 University College Dublin Bursars Office Michael Tierney Buildings Belfield Dublin 4 947 Kingstown College-Mitchelstown The Secretary St. Nicholas House 14 Cove Street Cork 966 Irish Church Mission Fund. 28 Bachelors Walk Dublin 1 Page 4 of 168 Chy No Charity Name Charity Address 982 The Royal Hospital Donnybrook Morehampton Road Donnybrook Dublin 4 999 Stewarts Foundation Limited Stewarts Hospital, Palmerstown, Dublin 20. 1012 Saint Colmans College. Fermoy, Cork. 1029 Waterford County and City Infirmary JE Creagh Secretary PO Box 66 GPO Waterford Dublin Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty 1047 Mount Venus Road Rathfarnham Dublin 16 To Animals 1077 Erasmus Smith Schools Zion Hill Rathgar Dublin 6 1144 Our Lady's Hospice And Care Services Harolds Cross, Dublin 6. 1152 Maynooth Mission To China St. Columban's Dalgan Park Navan Co. Meath St. Vincents Foundation Company Limited By 1183 St Vincents Hospital Elm Park Dublin 4 Guarantee 1259 Grosvenor Road Baptist Church Grosvenor Road Rathmines Dublin 6 D06 AH26 1277 Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. St Stephens Green Dublin 2 1314 Bishop Of Cloyne Charities. Bishops House, Cobh, Co. Cork 1325 Royal Dublin Society Ballsbridge Dublin 4 Charities Of The Roman Catholic Archdiocese 1333 Finance Secretatiat Archbishops House Drumcondra Dublin 9 of Dublin 1370 Incorporated Orthopaedic Hospital of Ireland Castle Avenue Clontarf Dublin 3 1387 National Maternity Hospital. Holles Street, Dublin 2. Page 5 of 168 Chy No Charity Name Charity Address 1388 National University of Ireland Galway U.C.G. Galway. 1389 Sick Poor Society (South). C/o Saint Finbarr's South Dunbar Street Cork 1394 Catholic Institute for Deaf People Deaf Village Ireland Ratoath Road Cabra Dublin 7 Waterford Monthly Meeting of the Religious 1444 61 Newtown Road, Waterford. Society of Friends. Union of the Sisters of the Presentation of the 1452 Presentation Generalate Monasterevin Co. Kildare Blessed Virgin Mary-Generalate 1473 Dublin Central Mission Limited 9c Lower Abbey Street Dublin 1 1508 St. Josephs Young Priests Society 23 Merrion Square Dublin 2 1554 Zion Trust 72A Hillcourt Road Glenageary Co. Dublin Provincial Stewardship Office Loreto House Convent Road 1566 Sisters of Mercy South Central Province Blackrock, Co Dublin 1592 National Bible Society of Ireland 41-42 Dawson Street Dublin 2 1598 Mageough Cowper Road Rathmines Dublin 6 1604 Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital Adelaide Road Dublin 2 Unit C1 Nutgrove Office Park Nutgrove Avenue Rathfarnham 1613 Mercers Hospital Foundation Dublin 14 1653 Limerick Protestant Aid Society 5 Abbey Court Ballykeeffe Limerick 1665 Cottage Home for Little Children. 59 Mulgrave Street Dun Laoghaire Co Dublin 1685 Redemptorists Provincial Treasurer Liguori House 75 Orwell Road Dublin 6 Page 6 of 168 Chy No Charity Name Charity Address Congregation of Sisters of Mercy-Southern 1690 Provincial Office Bishop Street Cork Province 1691 University College Cork Western Road Cork 1720 St Brendan's Trust Bishops House Killarney Co. Kerry 1721 Alexandra Guild Bursaries. 16 Princeton Ardilea Clonskeagh Dublin 14 1794 Royal Irish Academy of Music 36/38 Westland Row Dublin 2 1897 Royal College Of Physicians Of Ireland. Frederick House 19 South Frederick Street Dublin 2 1899 Honan Hostel University College Cork Iona The Chaplaincy College Road Cork Limerick Society for the Prevention of Cruelty ISPCA Head Office National Animal Centre Derrylogher 2032 to Animals Limited Keenagh Co Longford 2063 Dublin Jewish Board of Guardians Leoville 32A Rathfarnham Road Terenure Dublin 2086 The St John Ambulance Brigade of Ireland Lumsden House 29 Upper Leeson Street Dublin 4 2106 Sarah Crudden Education Bequest Parochial House Tyholland Monaghan Cork Cloyne and Ross Diocesan Board of 2236 Diocesan Offices St Nicholas House 14 Cove Street Cork Education 2251 Society of Saint Vincent De Paul-Galway. Ozanam House, St.Augustine Street, Galway Co. Galway. 2318 Pontifical Mission Societies. 64 Lower Rathmines Road, Dublin 6 2345 National Gallery Of Ireland 89 Merrion Square Dublin 2. 2366 Y. M. C. A. - City Of Dublin 53 Aungier Street Dublin 2 Page 7 of 168 Chy No Charity Name Charity Address 2432 Charitable Trust of the Jesuit Fathers Milltown Park Sandford Road Ranelagh Dublin 6 2483 Damer And Fortick Charity Damer Court, Upper Wellington Street, Dublin 7. c/o The Registry Office of the Turf Club, The Curragh, Co. 2538 Drogheda Memorial Fund Kildare 2581 Mrs. Smyly's Homes 15 Rock Hill Blackrock Co Dublin 2585 Mount Melleray Abbey-Cappoquin. Cappoquin Co Waterford 2633 The Children's Sunshine Home Leopardstown Road Foxrock Dublin 18 2653 Bon Sauveur Convent Carriglea, Dungarvan, Waterford. R.N.L.I. Lifeboats Ireland (Royal National 2678 Airside Swords Co Dublin Lifeboat Institution) 2695 Drumcliffe Parish Select Vestry The Rectory Drumcliffe Co Sligo 2697 Berkeley Hall Charity.
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