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Dublin, from Blaquiere Bridge, Royal Canal, looking south, 1831, by George Petrie (Dublin delineated, p. 24) DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 The Dublin of the mid eighteenth century captured by John Rocque in his that had begun to use steam power. Other legislation, however, addressed the Exact survey of the city and suburbs of Dublin was a sizeable city for the administration of the city or measures for improvement. The removal of certain period, indeed one of the largest in Europe,1 and had a mixture of impressive administrative functions from Dublin Corporation into bodies under central contemporary features alongside surviving medieval and early modern urban government control in the 1780s, such as paving, cleansing and lighting the fabric. The modern age was represented in fine public buildings, including streets, policing and responsibility for Dublin port, arose from allegations the substantial and impressive barracks, the Parliament House and Trinity of mismanagement by the corporation.5 As a result ad hoc bodies were College. The latter two defined a significant urban space at College Green that created to implement new measures such as the making of wide streets and was captured in engravings by Joseph Tudor (1753) and others (Plate 4). Some the improvement of Sackville Street and Marlborough Street, Rutland (later elements with their origins in the previous century were still impressive, such Parnell) Square, Merrion Square and the Circular Road. After the enactment of as the Royal Hospital at Kilmainham, the Liffey quays and St Stephen’s Green. the Union the flow of acts continued, though not at quite the same rate. Many The mansions of the wealthier citizens were mainly in the older central areas of the acts passed after 1800 for Dublin concerned policing the city, water of the city, though the notable exception was the substantial home of the earl supply, streets and local administration. of Kildare on the eastern fringe, later to be called Leinster House. It was a city During the period 1750 to 1850 the population of the city increased, though poised on the brink of change, both political and topographical. Politically, figures need to be treated with caution. There was a lack of clarity regarding the penal laws were still in place, restricting the involvement in administrative the spatial extent of the city that any population figure claimed to represent6 and economic life of those who did not belong to the established church. The and the occupancy rates applied to each house varied.7 Despite these problems Irish parliament was located in the city, the realm of the landed gentry and the general view is that there was a sharp increase in population from the the aristocracy, while urban administration was largely in the hands of the mid 1780s. James Whitelaw’s careful assessment based on his own survey merchant classes. of 1798 and the official work carried out by the conservators of the peace in Topographically, Dublin had grown in all directions in the preceding 1804 suggested that in the immediate aftermath of Ireland’s accession to the century.2 The most recent changes had taken place on the northern fringe of United Kingdom in 1801 the city population dropped by 4,192 or 2½ per cent. the city, particularly development of the early parts of the Gardiner estate Subsequent surveys and censuses show that this decline was reversed very at Henrietta Street and the eastern side of Parnell Square (Map 6). The quickly and the rate of growth from about 1820 exceeded the average that had administrative boundaries at that time, however, were extremely irregular and pertained over the latter half of the eighteenth century. did not coincide with the expanding built-up area. Around the core, development The growth in the urban population meant an expansion of the built-up area, spilled beyond the administrative boundaries of the city, while to the north-east rather than mere reconstruction within the existing city. Initial developments the limits went as far as the River Tolka at Ballybough Bridge, and to the from the mid eighteenth century were on the fringes of the city, particularly south-east included Donnybrook and Clonskeagh, as well as a narrow coastal to the north in the lands owned by the Gardiner family and their neighbours. strip that ran to the village of Blackrock (Fig. 1). Adjacent to this area, and Rutland Square and North Great George’s Street were completed, along with outside the jurisdiction of the city’s corporation, lay the three liberties of St Cumberland Street North and the beginnings of Gloucester Street (Sean Mac Sepulchre’s, Thomas Court and Donore, and the Deanery of St Patrick’s, known Dermott Street). This period also saw the earliest development by the Gardiner collectively as the Liberties, and there were also manors at Kilmainham and estate of lands west of Dorset Street, with the opening up of Paradise Row Grangegorman to the west and the north. Each of these manors and liberties (Wellington Street). In south Dublin at the same time, the Fitzwilliam family had its own administrative responsibilities. To further complicate the system, had laid out Merrion Street and progressed to the northern side of what would certain functions were carried out by the parishes, whose boundaries coincided become Merrion Square. When Bernard Scalé updated Rocque’s single-sheet with neither the corporation’s nor those of the liberties (Fig. 2). plan of the city in 1773 the expansion of the built-up area was such that he had to draw Paradise Row and Denmark Street into the space to the north of the * * * margin of the map; while to the east, a whole strip was added to the four-sheet survey to accommodate the new streets beyond Merrion Street (Map 7). The Irish parliament in College Green was to become more actively involved In the last decades of the eighteenth century the direction of development in legislating for urban change and development in the later decades of the was driven by the city’s port and the need to facilitate shipping. The provision of eighteenth century with both direct and indirect effects on Dublin’s growth. a new customhouse (1781–91) downriver from the historic core precipitated a There were an increasing number of acts relating to Dublin. In the 1770s, chain of developments (Plate 7). By moving the focus for commercial shipping forty-two acts were passed, with fifty in the 1780s and forty-five in the 1790s. it permitted the construction of a new bridge (Carlisle, later O’Connell) on the Behind this explosion in legislation was the greater involvement of parliament eastern fringe from 1789. By June 1791 work had progressed to the extent that in the day-to-day affairs and the establishment of ad hoc bodies to administer Faulkner’s Dublin Journal remarked that ‘labourers are now at work on the third specific tasks. The improved state of the national finances enabled parliament butment which, it is thought, will be finished in a couple of months. When the to vote public funds towards Dublin projects that would assist the economic fourth is began, vessels can no longer pass, consequently the new customhouse development of the country while low interest rates encouraged private must then be occupied’.8 This in turn led to the laying out of streets on either investment.3 A significant catalyst was the Irish parliament’s determination side of the river to connect to the bridge, and opened the flank of the Parliament to avoid having a fiscal surplus as this would have to be sent on to London. House, encouraging the construction of a new façade in the 1780s (Map 9). In Prudent expenditure was the means by which this would be avoided. High- a parallel development, opposition to the customhouse scheme was blunted by profile projects to benefit from this policy were named Parliament Street and an agreement to establish a legal complex on the northern bank of the river, Parliament Square in recognition of the source of the funds. The latter, being which resulted in the building of the Four Courts from 1786 (Map 15). The the front square of Trinity College, was so named after the three sides of the consequence of the new bridge and associated streets was that a significant square were built with £30,000 of government funds allocated in the 1750s.4 proportion of the expansion of the city took place to the north and north-east A significant body of the legislation relating to Dublin was repeated on the Gardiner estate, and on the Fitzwilliam estate to the south-east. At the allocations of funds to various institutions such as the City Workhouse and same time, commercially-derived development occurred with the construction house of industry, the Hibernian School and the Royal Exchange (City Hall). of the canals circling the city in the 1790s, in the areas around Phibsborough Other acts related to the supply of corn and coal to the city, which fostered Road on the north side and Grand Canal Basin and Harbour (James’s Street) the milling, brewing and distilling industries and helped those manufactories and Portobello to the south. The building of the customhouse resulted in new 2 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

IHTA 2014 there was no family estate and the north-city land that they developed was acquired over a protracted period. The distinction between the work carried out by Luke Gardiner in the latter part of the eighteenth century and that achieved N by the Wide Streets Commissioners became blurred, with the commissioners creating new streets such as Frederick Street North, Gardiner Street and Abbey Street Lower on the Gardiner estate.15 One further significant block of eastward expansion was the land on either side of the Liffey that was reclaimed from the sea. While little residential development occurred on the northern lots, on the southern side of the Liffey substantial areas were laid out as streets in the aftermath of the opening of the Grand Canal Dock in 1796 (Map 19). Streets were laid out well in advance of their development. The most ambitious scheme was the Gardiner Street complex of the 1790s west of Dorset Street (Fig. 4). Gardiner Street is the longest Georgian street in the city at almost 1,200 m, longer than Fitzwilliam Street. From its northern end it crossed Dorset Street and led via Synnott Place and Elizabeth Street to the Boundary central focus of Royal Circus (Map 12). Mirroring this on the southern side of the circus were Blessington Street, Frederick Street North and Sackville Street, County of the City, to 1840 leading back to the river. The plan managed to incorporate the pre-existing Municipal borough, from 1840 Eccles Street, which fed across Dorset Street into Temple Street via Hardwicke Parliamentary Place. This scheme was ambitious in scale and intention, incorporating existing

Base map OS, one-inch, 1858. 0 km 3 streetscape elements to create a unified set-piece. In so doing, it managed to cater for a variety of potential householders, with the Royal Circus intended as Fig. 1 Dublin city boundaries the most grand of spaces with the most substantial houses.16 By contrast, on the south side of Dublin the Fitzwilliam estate was developed incrementally, with Fitzwilliam Square proceeding once Merrion Square was almost complete, to harbours and stores at North Wall (Map 22). The nineteenth century saw the be followed by Wilton Place and Warrington Place. continuation of residential development, though less so on the Gardiner estate, The large number of streets that were laid out in advance of development while the provision of new institutions, such as the workhouses and hospitals, assumed that population increase would continue, as would the prosperity that led to building on the western side of the city (Plate 3). Towards the middle accompanied it. In the years immediately after the union with Great Britain of the century the arrival of four railways was yet another spur to growth. in 1801, this proved not to be so. Thomas Campbell’s map shows the city The cutting through of the first railway line to Westland Row was followed in 1811 and depicts areas of streets with no buildings. This includes Royal by infilling with modest buildings of the district it overshadowed, while the Circus, Elizabeth Street, Mountjoy Street, Sherrard Street and Portland Street, station itself made a grand architectural statement worthy of its prominent while Blessington Street, Gardiner Street Upper and Belvedere Place were location. only partly developed. On the Fitzwilliam estate the picture is similar on While landlords, property developers and investors were significant in Fitzwilliam Street, Fitzwilliam Square, Pembroke Street, Wilton Place and promoting urban growth in Dublin, it was the body known as the Wide Streets Mount Street Upper. This pattern is repeated to the north of the Fitzwilliam Commissioners that had the greatest influence in shaping the city in the latter Estate in St Mark’s parish, where streets such as Pearse Street, Erne Street, half of the eighteenth and first half of the nineteenth centuries. This body came Hanover Street and Cardiff’s Lane seem almost devoid of development (Map into existence as a result of an act of parliament in 1757 that allowed it to 17). Over the next two to three decades, however, the majority of these streets open a new street between the bridge at Capel Street and Dublin Castle (Map were built upon, though the proportion still under-developed at the time of 8).9 This project was inspired by George Semple, the architect of the bridge, the first published Ordnance Survey large-scale town plan in the 1840s was and was part of a larger scheme that included a square between the new street significantly lower in the Fitzwilliam estate than elsewhere. In the Gardiner and the castle.10 When the laying out of Parliament Street proved successful, estate, Royal Circus and Elizabeth Street were abandoned, though there are the commissioners were given the task of implementing a revised version of remnants evident on the Ordnance Survey town plan of 1847 (Map 4). the bigger scheme. Instead of the square, however, building commenced on Dublin’s growth in the early years of the nineteenth century came to an the Royal Exchange in 1769 at the south end of the street (Plate 1). Armed end in the 1830s, although this is masked in census data by the alteration of 17 with further acts of parliament, the commissioners undertook the major task of the municipal boundary. This was reflected in the progress of residential widening important streets in the city. This began with Dame Street, to provide development. Hatch Street had been laid out in the 1790s but by 1847 had not a better route between Dublin Castle and the parliament in College Green, as progressed except at the eastern end, while by 1843 Wellington Square had well as to the newly rebuilt College Green face of Trinity College (Map 24). been created on its southern side. At around the same time to the south, the area Within the old city the commissioners improved Skinner Row (Christchurch between South Circular Road and the Grand Canal was laid out. Development Place), High Street, Cornmarket and Thomas Street, but the main thrust of was slow to take off. Several streets near Portobello were created, but activity their work lay to the east, with the formation of streets and work on principal paused — four houses had been built in Stamer Street by 1847 but no more existing thoroughfares such as Abbey Street and Nassau Street (Fig. 3). Some appeared for many years. At Grantham Street, Heytesbury Street and Synge of the initiatives improved access to the new customhouse, including Eden Street progress was barely made while Wellington Square was abandoned. In Quay and Lower Abbey Street, while others improved connectivity and fostered the Fitzwilliam estate, the development of Wilton Place on the former Vaux the development of private estates (Map 10). The commissioners were given Street began in 1842 but came to a halt after six houses were built, never responsibility for approving layouts that were provided by developers and in to be completed. Competition from the adjacent townships of Pembroke and many instances for the design criteria for the buildings that were to be erected Rathmines is one possible explanation, but doubtful as the Fitzwilliam estate along the streets. on the Pembroke side of the Grand Canal at Wellington Road and Waterloo The Wide Streets Commissioners was not the only body with responsibility Road also paused in the late 1840s, probably owing to the economic shock for streets. Statutes in 1763 and 1777 established commissioners to build the resulting from the Great Famine (Map 25). Circular Roads and to fund the project through tolls.11 Another commission The shaping of Dublin between the mid eighteenth and mid nineteenth was established by an act of 1771–2 with responsibility for paving, lighting and centuries was not all the result of grand schemes devised by state-sponsored improving Sackville (later O’Connell) Street along with Marlborough Street bodies and private estate owners and property developers. Much of the new and the streets in between.12 The third project carried out by a commission was fabric was small-scale and dispersed within the existing built-up area. Small the creation of Rutland (Parnell) Square, which was partly associated with the streets, courts and lanes were built, many of them too insignificant to appear development of the Rotunda Hospital and its gardens. The lighting and fencing on medium-scale maps of the city. In some cases these bore the names of their of the square were at the expense of the inhabitants, though they were exempt developers, such as Phillips’s Lane and Morgan Place. Increasingly, as certain from paying towards the lighting of the city in general. In recognition of the sectors of the city declined in the nineteenth century, rear gardens of some importance of the lying-in hospital and its inability to raise sufficient funds larger houses were built over and were later to gain notoriety as slum courts. through its gardens, assembly rooms and other attractions, a tax was imposed on sedan chairs throughout the city and its environs, which was allocated to * * * the running of the hospital.13 In the first half of the eighteenth century most building was undertaken As population increased in the latter part of the eighteenth century the by developers of private estates that covered a relatively small area of the provision of infrastructure had to keep pace with and, if possible, improve city. This trend continued into the second half of the century with projects living standards. One of the major problems was the supply of piped water. by the Leeson family in the Leeson Street area and the Archdall family at The system from the River Dodder that dated from the thirteenth century had North Great George’s Street. Surviving maps from private surveyors indicate been augmented with the City Basin at James’s Street in the early eighteenth a range of clients and show blocks of individual plots with house numbers, century, followed by the provision of a pumping engine at Islandbridge to 18 tenants, landuse and measurements detailed (Maps 13, 14).14 Significant as bring water from the Liffey in 1745. The possibility of drawing further water they were individually, the impact of many of these property owners was from the Liffey was considered, though this was complicated by the need to minor in comparison with the activities of the two dominant estate families pump water up a considerable height to the City Basin to feed the water by of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries — Gardiner and Fitzwilliam. The gravity. The timely arrival of the Grand Canal, bringing clean drinking water Fitzwilliams were fortuitously placed to take advantage of the city’s shift from the midlands, seemed to offer a better alternative as it was proposed to eastwards, with the family landholding stretching south-east from Merrion terminate it next to the City Basin. The Grand Canal Harbour near James’s Street. In the case of the Gardiners it was not so much luck as judgement, as Street was completed in 1785 and the corporation’s water committee agreed DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 3 to pay the canal company for a supply of water for the city. Twelve water commissioners.21 In that year these tasks were given by parliament to a single pipes led from the City Basin into James’s Street, from where water was body — the Directors and Commissioners for Paving, Cleansing and Lighting distributed throughout the city. Water mains crossed the bridges to the northern the Streets of Dublin.22 This commission provided water fountains and in suburbs and there were occasional problems when a bridge was damaged in 1786 the provision of lighting was extended to the Circular Roads. From 1790 floods, severing the water mains. Distribution through the expanding city was its duties also included making and repairing streets and from 1807 it had improved when the Grand Canal brought its circular line as far as Ringsend the authority to take down buildings in order to remove narrow sections of while the Royal Canal also arrived in the city, each enabling the provision of streets.23 The commissioners were investigated in 1826 and significanct abuses reservoirs, at Portobello and Blessington Street respectively. The mains fed were found, following which another board was appointed.24 water from these reservoirs along Stamer Street and Lennox Street in the south The lighting of streets was by oil lamps, each individually refilled and lit and Blessington Street in the north. A water main from Portobello to Fumbally until the early 1820s when the Dublin Coal Gas Light Company, the Hibernian Lane was used solely for a local distillery.19 Fountains provided a drinking Gas Light Company and the Dublin Oil Gas Company were established.25 An water supply in the streets and these were gradually established, but not evenly agreement between the Dublin Coal Gas Light and the Hibernian divided the spread, throughout the city. The greatest concentration was to be found where city with the former (based at Grand Canal Quay) lighting the south side and there were fewer private wells, such as in the Liberties, with a smaller number the latter (based at Seville Place) the north side. The three companies were elsewhere in the north city (Map 2). The more affluent south-eastern quadrant taken over by the United General Gas Company, which closed the Seville had virtually no fountains, with the odd exception such as those at the four Place works and the Dublin Oil Gas Company’s works in Pearse Street and corners of St Stephen’s Green and by the Grand Canal at Warrington Place. concentrated its production on a substantial site at Grand Canal Quay and A parallel problem was the removal of human and animal waste, as well as Pearse Street.26 The establishment of the Alliance Gas Company in 1835 at Sir refuse from the markets and slaughter houses. Scavengers were engaged and, John Rogerson’s Quay confirmed the concentration of Dublin’s gas production as it was largely compostable, waste could be sold to farms outside the city as in a restricted area, close to the port facilities for the importation of coal. manure. Stable lanes and other access routes at the rear of streets permitted the The safety and convenience of the citizens of Dublin required more than removal of waste without going through the front of houses. Cess pits, where just street lighting. Law and order were kept, at least in theory, by a system of they existed, were emptied in this way, as were ash pits, which combined ashes constables during daytime and watchmen at night. Rocque’s map shows the from domestic grates with human waste from privies. In some streets, such locations of seventeen watch houses in 1756 — six to the north of the Liffey as parts of Belvidere Place, Sherrard Street Lower and Portland Street North, and eleven to the south. In addition, there were police offices in each parish. houses were of sufficient quality to have stable lanes, but not stables, allowing Various legislative changes to the organisation of the police system changed for the discreet removal of waste. Scavengers had yards where the material the number of police districts in the city, leading to variations in the number collected was stored. Rocque’s map depicts a number of mounds to the south and distribution of stations over time, though the watch houses remained more of Island Street, which, tellingly, was then known as Dunghill Lane (Map static. 5). These scavengers’ yards were located in the industrial, or less salubrious, As the capital city Dublin had the highest courts in the land, which in the parts of the city, such as Marrowbone Lane, New Street, Sir John Rogerson’s middle of the eighteenth century were adjacent to Christ Church Cathedral Quay and Grangegorman. Sewers, where they existed, were for the removal of (Map 16). They provided inmates for the four courts marshalsea, which was a rainwater from the streets and adjacent areas. Virtually none of the streets in debtors’ prison, and Newgate prison in the south tower of the old city gate, which the southern part of the Liberties had any sewers.20 Many of the rivers that ran held all other convicts, and both were close to the courts. The city corporation through the city, including the Poddle, the Glib, the Steine and the Bradogue had extensive judicial functions for local cases through the lord mayor’s court were used to remove waste. With the advent of water closets in the late and sheriff’s court, though these did not have their own courthouses. The city’s eighteenth century matters improved within the houses that possessed them, prisons included the sheriff’s prison and the City Marshalsea, both for debtors but worsened in the city at large. These facilities greatly increased the volume and located in the medieval city. The poor conditions pertaining at Newgate and liquidity of the waste to be managed and in the absence of a foul sewer led to the building of a prison in Oxmantown north of the Liffey, in Green system they often discharged to the rivers, ultimately polluting the Liffey. Street in the 1770s, and this became the focus for the lesser courts with the Prior to 1784 responsibility for lighting the streets and for paving and subsequent construction of a courthouse, sheriff’s prison and debtors’ prison cleaning them moved periodically between private contractors, parishes and (Map 11). The main courts were also relocated outside the medieval core in

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Fig. 3 Streets developed by the Wide Streets Commissioners, 1757 to 1847 the 1790s when they were moved to their present-day site on Inns Quay (Plate The postal system was a factor in the development of commerce in Dublin 6). The relocation of judicial facilities north of the river was reinforced by the and nationally. The distribution of mails within the city and its environs was building of the Smithfield Penitentiary in the opening years of the nineteenth facilitated by the establishment of the Penny Post in 1765, based in the post century, though the construction of the Richmond Bridewell in 1813, for office in Dame Street and a network of receiving houses spread throughout the female offenders, on South Circular Road ran contrary to the trend. Dublin district, which was subsequently enlarged to cover a four-mile radius from the also had local courts and prisons, as the various manors outside the city limits city.31 This popular system had expanded to more than fifty receiving houses had judicial responsibilities. The courthouse for the archbishop’s manor of St by 1812. The post office moved to College Green in 1771 and it was here that Sepulchre, whose jurisdiction stretched well beyond the city, was rebuilt in the General Post Office in Ireland was established as a facility independent of New Bride Street in the 1830s. The smaller manors were less well provided London in 1784.32 Later in the 1780s the service began to use mail coaches on for and the liberty of St Patrick’s deanery, which had ceased to hold courts for the trunk routes terminating at a hotel or coaching inn. When the growth of small debts by the early nineteenth century, become a sanctuary against the the postal system necessitated the construction of a new General Post Office payment of such debts.27 On the northern fringe the manor of Grangegorman in 1814 its location on Sackville Street was largely driven by the need for ease held its courts in ‘a common public house to the scandal of the administration of access to the various mail coach termini (Plate 5). By 1829 the building was of justice’.28 too small. The Wide Streets Commissioners offered a site in D’Olier Street Dublin’s single military barracks, to the west of the city on the northern on which to rebuild, but the General Post Office preferred to remain on its bank of the Liffey, built at the beginning of the eighteenth century in Benburb existing site. Street, had turned that district into a military quarter. Associated with it were the magazine fort in the Phoenix Park, an artillery ground to the east of the * * * barracks and a barrack hay yard to the north on Arbour Hill. Not far away, at Chapelizod, the Royal Irish Regiment of Artillery was quartered, and the The relief of the poor in Dublin, such as it was, was in the hands of public Phoenix Park was used as a training ground and for military reviews (Map institutions and, to some extent, parishes down to the late eighteenth century. 18).29 The military presence in the area intensified with the enlargement of the Charitable bodies existed but were mainly involved with the running of Royal Barracks in the late 1760s, followed by the erection of a new barracks hospitals. From the beginning of the eighteenth century the city looked after at Islandbridge for the artillery regiment in the 1790s. The wars with France its poor, its foundlings and those suffering from mental illness through the and the political tensions of the later 1790s swelled the military presence. agency of a workhouse and this was situated on the western fringe, close to Troops were also dispersed throughout the city, though the exact locations the Royal Hospital, and St Patrick’s and Dr Steevens’s Hospitals. The house were driven more by what properties were available than tactical reasons.30 of industry opened in Brunswick Street North in 1773, shifting some of the The barracks was enlarged by diverting Arbour Hill to the north, taking in public institutions from the south-west to the north-west (Plate 10). The house the extra land between the barracks and the new road line, and at the same of industry grew in the early nineteenth century, with the addition of two fever time retaining land north of the realigned Arbour Hill for a military hospital hospitals, a chronic medical hospital and a surgical hospital, together with a and prison (later Old Provost Prison) (Map 17). Buildings were taken over as dispensary and accommodation for the mentally ill. This became a substantial temporary barracks in the city. These included the former home of the earl of institution, accommodating more than 500 patients on the campus at Brunswick Aldborough, North Strand, and Annesley House in Marlborough Street, the Street over and above those in the workhouse.33 Adjacent to this complex the disused customhouse in Essex Street East and other buildings in Mary Street, Richmond Lunatic Asylum was built in 1810–15 on a large scale, bringing Henry Street, Cork Street and elsewhere. These were relinquished following another 300 people into the area.34 The reconstruction of the workhouse the end of the war in 1815. A major phase of barracks building began at the in the early 1840s, when it was reconstituted as the North Dublin Union, beginning of the nineteenth century with the erection of Richmond Barracks, brought 2,000 bed places into the complex, while emergency accommodation Portobello Barracks, the Pigeonhouse Fort and Beggarsbush Barracks, all on provided in 1847 during the famine added almost 1,500 more beds making the outskirts of the southern side of the city. The new permanent barracks this a major centre of institutional care. The South Dublin Union was also ensured that the troops were now dispersed, albeit around the southern fringes established immediately prior to the famine and the old workhouse there was of the city leaving the Royal Barracks as the only one north of the Liffey. reconstructed to house 2,000 inmates. The emergency accommodation here DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 5 during the famine held another 360 persons, fewer than the northern union, but out of use and were ruinous by the early nineteenth century, the latter being nonetheless this was a second substantial centre.35 demolished for the most part in 1837. It was not all decline in this district, In addition to the hospitals associated with the workhouses and the house of however, as the parish church of St John the Evangelist was rebuilt in the late industry, parishes could open their own hospitals though few of them did, with 1760s, while a free church opened in Swift’s Alley in 1835. only the poorer districts becoming involved in such initiatives. The hospital The Catholic community entered a vigorous phase of church building established by the parish of St Catherine amalgamated with that attached to St in the latter half of the eighteenth century as penal restrictions were eased Nicholas’s parish, but with the fall in demand for hospital places in the Liberties and confidence grew. Among the new legal measures was an act of 1778, it relocated to St Mark’s in the east of the city, which was a poor but growing which allowed Catholics to take leases for 999 years and, significantly, was parish.36 The provision of facilities for the poor by charitable organisations introduced to parliament by Luke Gardiner, who was actively developing was more evenly distributed than those of the public institutions. Most were his Dublin estates at the time.39 The earliest phase of construction was the small in scale, at least when first founded, and managed to stay on or near their rebuilding of existing churches such as St Catherine’s Chapel in Meath Street original site when they expanded or were rebuilt. Such was the case with the and St Paul’s Chapel on Arran Quay. It was well into the nineteenth century Meath, Mercer’s and St Vincent’s Hospitals and the charitable infirmary in before the rate of church building accelerated. The earliest activity was in the Jervis Street. Some others, like Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital and the fever hospital well-established districts — St Michan’s in Anne Street North and St Michael’s in Cork Street, were built on the outskirts of the city though in locations that and St John’s in Exchange Street, though new construction soon spread to the were soon subsumed into the built-up area. Certain charitable organisations fringes at Gardiner Street, Westland Row, James’s Street and Seville Place. were locally based by necessity, such as almshouses and dispensaries, and At the same time, religious orders were establishing convents, monasteries were dispersed throughout the city and on a modest scale. A valuation carried and schools and moving from private dwellings to larger buildings erected out in 1828 gives an insight into the standard of housing and living conditions specifically for their use. The Carmelite Sisters in Warrenmount House were in the city at this time (Map 21). in the heart of the Liberties; the Carmelite Fathers in Aungier Street on a site School provision was in the hands of the religious authorities and charities as near as they could manage to their long-lost medieval foundation. The rather than the public authorities and was closely tied to the parish, both northern perimeter of the city was well served by religious orders, such as the established church and Roman Catholic. The various non-conformist groups Dominicans in Denmark Street, the Sisters of Charity in Gardiner Street Upper also had their own schools. As many of these were intended for the poor it is and North William Street, and the Christian Brothers in North Circular Road. not surprising that a number were based in the older parts of the city such as In contrast, few religious houses were to be found in the south-eastern sector, around Dame Street and Aungier Street. A number of Quaker businessmen in apart from those in Baggot Street Lower (Sisters of Mercy) and St Stephen’s the Liberties established schools in School Street at the end of that century that Green (Sisters of Charity and Loreto Sisters). came to provide for substantial numbers on a non-denominational basis.37 With The principal non-conformist group in eighteenth-century Dublin were the the advent of the Catholic religious teaching orders, provision of education Presbyterians, who had ten meeting houses by the mid century. Over time increased dramatically. Most of these schools were located within easy some of these congregations amalgamated with others, while the split in the reach of the poor that they were intended to serve, with the earliest Christian church that arose from the political situation in Scotland was reflected in the Brothers’ school being recorded in Mill Street, the Liberties, in 1824. There presence of the Burgher Secession congregation in Skinner’s Alley before were also many private schools, mostly small-scale operations in domestic moving to Chancery Place in 1773 and, later, the Anti-Burghers in Mary’s houses with some offering boarding facilities. Anxious to attract a respectable Abbey. For the most part, the Presbyterians built their places of worship on the and fee-paying clientele, they tended to be located in affluent areas. One of the northern side of the city in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, larger and more successful, though short-lived, was the Feinaiglian Institution, the notable exception being a location in Adelaide Road. The Methodists which acquired the former mansion of the earl of Aldborough and at its peak had established their first Dublin meeting houses in the Liberties in about had 300 pupils (Map 23).38 1750, before penetrating north of the river. A multiplication of Methodist Places of worship and religious assembly were to be found throughout meeting houses was spurred in part by the split into Primitive Methodists and the city, with each denomination having its own particular geography (Fig. Wesleyan Methodists, which lasted for about fifty years from around 1810. 5). The Church of Ireland, as the established church, had its parishes and The re-uniting of these two groups brought further reorganisation of the associated churches spread throughout the city. Despite the dramatic increase places of worship. The Jewish community occupied premises in Crane Lane in population in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, only two (c. 1700) and Marlborough Street (1762), which closed in c. 1788 without new city Church of Ireland parishes were established — St George’s, which replacement until 1822 when a synagogue was established in Wolfe Tone served developments on and around the Gardiner estate in the north-east, and Street, later moving to Mary’s Abbey. Various smaller Christian groups also Grangegorman to cater for the expanding area around the public institutions in had a presence, some of them short-lived, others for longer. These included the the north-west. Other growing areas were served by the parishes that had been Lutherans, Baptists, Anabaptists, Moravians, Quakers, Welsh Methodists and established in the early eighteenth century, though the increase in population Walkerites. As with the Catholic churches and convents, the non-conformist did necessitate the building of a number of chapels of ease. These included St denominations and the Jewish community were notably absent from the Stephen’s in Mount Street Crescent and two in St Mary’s parish. St George’s Fitzwilliam estate, their presence in the south-eastern quarter of the city being got a new parish church in 1802–13, relegating the original church to a chapel confined to a small area between the southern side of St Stephen’s Green and of ease. The Anglican community was further served by various extra-parochial Adelaide Road and the docklands area around Townsend Street and Sir John churches, many of which were built in the developing suburbs on and around Rogerson’s Quay. The paucity of non-Church of Ireland churches would have the Gardiner estate, including Charles Street Great, North Strand and Trinity reflected the predominance of members of the established church among the Church, Gardiner Street Lower. The expanding southern suburbs had their free residents of the Fitzwilliam estate, while other denominations were catered churches, including St Matthias’s in Adelaide Road, while the public were also for by the existing churches nearby. When the Fitzwilliam, later Pembroke, free to attend the chapel of the Magdalen Asylum in Leeson Street. Within the estate expanded beyond the Grand Canal, churches of other denominations old city the parish churches of St Michael’s and St Nicholas’s Within went were provided, notably the Catholic church in Haddington Road. The burial of Dublin’s dead in the late eighteenth century almost exclusively took place in the parish churchyards of the established church. Some religious groups had their own burial grounds: for example, the Society of Friends IHTA 2014 Extent of the Gardiner estate, c. 1800 (Quakers) in St Stephen’s Green and Cork Street, the Huguenots in New Street Base map and boundaries from OS 1847. South and Merrion Row, and the Jews beyond the city limits at Fairview. N Some newly constructed Catholic churches had burial vaults, such as St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral (1826) and St Andrew’s, Westland Row (1834). The first burial grounds other than churchyards had opened in the seventeenth century owing to shortage of space for graves on the original sites. This continued CI RCU when St George’s parish opened a burial ground beyond the city boundary, in LA R RD Whitworth Road, in 1817. The major move away from parochial churchyards came with the opening of Goldenbridge cemetery in 1829 and this pioneered al

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based production in Ulster diminished Dublin’s textile industry, where a linen Street, had premises with rateable valuations of £35 and £60 respectively in hall had been established in the early eighteenth century and was enlarged 1847, eight out of the thirteen breweries in the city had valuations above £100 in 1781–4. The business declined and no linen manufacturing is listed in the and four of these in excess of £200, Watkins being the largest at £400. The big city by the 1820s. Cotton manufacturers and spinners continued in business distilleries were Jameson’s in Bow Street and Marrowbone Lane, each valued but many of these were the Dublin offices of mills outside the city, such as at £400, Power’s in John’s Lane West at £450 and Roe’s in Bonham Street at Pim Brothers in South Great George’s Street whose mills were at Harold’s £520.43 The latter was a consolidation of two distilleries owned by the family Cross, and Samuel Moss of High Street who had his cotton mill at Kilternan. onto a single site, the other having been at Bellevue (Map 14). Two-thirds of The small-scale weaving of other fabrics continued, particularly woollens, and the breweries and distilleries were located in the Liberties, which was both the the finished fabrics were stretched to dry in the tenterfields south of Weavers traditional manufacturing area owing to its many watercourses and had access Square, off Cork Street, as depicted by Rocque.41 This process was weather to the Grand Canal for transportation and further water supply. dependent, as was the drying of the warp prior to weaving, until the opening of While textile manufacturing, brewing and distilling were the city’s the Stove Tenter House provided an indoor drying facility in 1815. dominant industries, they were not the only ones. Many older industries still Brewing and distilling were also long established and small-scale local remained, including tanning, which had a large concentration in the Liberties, industries (Fig. 6). By the middle of the eighteenth century there were about particularly at Watling Street, James’s Street, Cork Street and Dolphin’s Barn. forty breweries recorded in Dublin, a reflection of the use of beer as a table Flour milling and baking were important, though milling was also undertaken drink, which was safer than water since bacteria tended to be killed in the outside the city to utilise water power at the River Dodder and elsewhere. In brewing process. Distilling required more equipment but could be carried out the late eighteenth century windmills made a return to the city, particularly on a reasonably small scale and there were almost thirty distilleries in Dublin with the tall cones that rose above buildings on the flow of the wind (Plate by the 1780s. New canals permitted the bulk movement of grain and this, 6). The Roe’s distillery mill at Watling Street survives today and is similar in boosted by a series of acts of parliament that encouraged the supply of corn form to the one in Robinson and Fayle mills that gave Windmill Lane its name. to Dublin for flour and bread, drew the raw materials for distilling into the Another at North Wall burned down in 1810. Heavier industry was also to be city. Brewers, distillers and maltsters could avail themselves of the incentives found and a number of iron foundries grew up in the late eighteenth century, directly, without having to purchase through merchants.42 In the early years some in the traditionally industrial zone of the Liberties and others spread of the nineteenth century the number of distilleries in Dublin began to around the inner city. Such heavy industries would not have been permitted increase, largely arising from the economies of scale resulting from increased in the newly-developed estates, which were predominantly residential. As mechanisation and bulk transport. Breweries decreased as a consequence — a result they were located in the older parts of the city. Some of the more having been more numerous in the first instance. The smaller breweries closed polluting industries such as lime burning and brick-making were banned in as the more successful prospered. Many breweries grew to substantial sizes, the eighteenth century.44 The lime burners listed in the nineteenth-century so that while small brewers such as Brenan and Guinness, both in James’s directories may have been the city offices for manufactures that took place DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 7 elsewhere. The erection of glass factories was banned by an act of 1783–4 a separate hay and straw market. In the nineteenth century wholesale markets and the Wide Streets Commissioners bought a glass works in Mary’s Lane for fish were established at Arran Street East and for vegetables at Mary’s to close it down while many of the others managed to survive.45 Some of the Lane, while coal markets were located on the south quays where coal ships more noxious industries were relocated at a distance from the urban core at from Whitehaven and other ports docked. North Wall/East Wall. These included two glass works, a vinegar works and a During the eighteenth century numerous shops were to be found throughout vitriol works. Others went to Ringsend beyond the city limits. The importance the city. Traders such as booksellers, clothiers, glovers, goldsmiths, hatters, of the horse as a means of transport meant that there were large numbers of hosiers, linen drapers, tobacconists and vintners were to be found in Bridge businesses engaged in related activities. Saddlers and harnessmakers, forges or Street, Capel Street, High Street, Grafton Street and many other locations. One smithies and coachmakers were distributed throughout the city, as were livery rather unusual shopping area was the piazza in Essex Street, a row of purpose- stables and stables attached to private residences. Horse feed would have made built shops behind a colonnaded walkway.50 More common were the regular up a significant element of the business of corn factors and millers, while the shops depicted in some of James Malton’s views of the eighteenth-century city scavengers had the task of keeping the streets clean. and in works by the Brocas family. Another innovation in retail trade appeared Dublin’s major problem as a trading centre had always been the inadequacy in College Green, in the premises vacated by the General Post Office when it of the Liffey as a port, due to a large sandbank at the mouth of the river that moved to O’Connell Street. This was the Royal Arcade, an indoor shopping left a depth of less than a metre at low spring tides.46 As vessels got larger in arcade, which opened in 1824 but never proved particularly successful and was the nineteenth century, this became a more serious problem. The South Bull destroyed by fire in 1837. The work of the Wide Streets Commissioners altered Wall was built between 1716 and 1795. In the early 1790s a harbour was made several of the city’s shopping streets, including High Street, Dame Street and at Pigeonhouse to provide a landing place for passengers without ships having Abbey Street, though they also created several new shopping thoroughfares to cross the bar.47 While this was adequate for passengers and mails, it was such as Westmoreland Street, D’Olier Street, O’Connell Street Lower and Eden not suited to bulk freight traffic. Despite the problem of the bar, the Ballast Quay. In many of these instances the commissioners either set out the criteria Board, as the body responsible for the port, developed floating docks with for rebuilding or engaged their own architects to design the buildings. Some copious storage buildings to the east of the customhouse in the early years of the commissioners’ shopfronts survive, typically with granite fascias and of the nineteenth century. Together the docks and two canals significantly pilasters, such as those on the western side of D’Olier Street. An innovation improved port facilities, though they could only be accessed at certain tides introduced by the commissioners was the shop with a mezzanine gallery to and in favourable weather. The development of the port was made possible by increase the display space for goods. These were at the leading edge of retail the construction of the North Bull Wall, running south-eastwards from Clontarf fashion at the time, slightly before the provision of similar shops in the rue de and completed in about 1824.48 This enabled the flow of the river and tides to Rivoli in Napoleon’s Paris. scour out the sand bar and allowed the docks and quays to accept modern ships Commerce itself is as old as the city. In the early modern period certain of large size (Map 1, Plate 10). Before this vessels of 200 or 300 tons frequently merchants began to specialise in banking, but it was in the mid eighteenth had to discharge part of their load in order to enter, whereas in later years the century that this activity broadened. The Hibernian Insurance Company was port accommodated the Great Eastern of almost 19,000 tons gross.49 established in Dame Street in 1771 and set the trend for the location of similar Trade within the city was carried on in the local markets. These, rather than services.51 By 1812 about a dozen insurance companies were operating in retail shops, provided most of the daily food requirements for the populace. Dublin, many of them branches of London-based agents; most were in Dame Dublin was well supplied with markets; some, like Ormond Market, had a Street, while a further two were nearby in Westmoreland Street and College fine and large site, with areas of the market specialising in specific goods such Green.52 By 1846 there were about seventy such companies or agencies.53 The as eggs, butter, fish and root vegetables. Castle Market was also a formalised opening of new Royal Exchange in 1779 brought to Dublin one of its finest space with regular permanent stalls but had to be relocated in 1783 to facilitate public buildings and signified the solid base on which commerce was founded. the widening of Dame Street. Other markets were less formal and operated The provision of the exchange immediately preceded the relocation of the from stalls set up along the margins of a street, such as the Glib Market in customhouse to the east, isolating it from the new financial heart of the city Thomas Street and the market in Benburb Street opposite the entrance to the at College Green. The establishment of the Commercial Buildings (1796–9), Royal Barracks. Smithfield was the focus of cattle and sheep markets and of which included a stock exchange, further strengthened the financial quarter

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In some ways the railways followed well-established regulate the activities of several small and unstable institutions. A banking crisis transport networks. The Great Southern and Western Railway’s line to Cork, in the mid 1750s led to a number of crashes, followed by acts of parliament with its terminus on the western fringe (later Seán Heuston Station), lay close in 1756 and 1759.54 Many of the banks in Dublin at this time were located to the Grand Canal Harbour at James’s Street and its line duplicated the canal’s north of the river, two in Jervis Street and one each in Capel Street, Mary’s route from Sallins, while the Carlow branch of the railway ran through the Abbey and Inns Quay. The hub was in Castle Street, however, where Latouche, hinterland of the canal to Athy and the Barrow Navigation. Canals remained Burton and Harrison, Gleadowe and Company and Thomas and Company had important for the transport of bulk goods such as turf and grain, while the their premises. The crisis resulted in the closure of all but Latouche, Gleadowe railways were better suited to the movement of livestock and, in the earlier and Finlay and few banks were founded over the next twenty-five years. The years, small to medium consignments of goods. Canal traffic had the added act of parliament that established the Bank of Ireland in Mary’s Abbey in 1783 advantage of greater access to Dublin port, enabling the transfer of goods gave it a monopoly on note issue, preventing the establishment of other banks for import and export, and their arrival at the Liffey docks was well timed to in Dublin for many years. The bank’s move to the former Parliament House in facilitate the boom in the provisions trade arising from the Napoleonic wars. the opening years of the nineteenth century encouraged the agglomeration of banks near College Green, though Lighton’s bank had already moved to Foster * * * Place in 1799, becoming Shaw’s in 1807 and the Royal Bank of Ireland in 1836. The Bank of Ireland’s dominance was brought to an end by the Banking By 1812 Dublin had twenty-five guilds.60 The wealthier guilds had their Act of 1845, allowing for provincial banks to open branches in the city and for own halls, while the others either met in a hall belonging to one of the larger the establishment of new joint stock banks, many of which chose to locate in guilds or in a rented room. As might be expected from their craft origins, the the vicinity of College Green. majority of guilds met in the Liberties. The carpenters’ hall was in Audoen’s While Dublin was the seat of parliament in the eighteenth century and the Arch and seven other guilds appear to have met on their premises at various administrative centre for Ireland in the nineteenth, the prosperity of the city times — the bakers, bricklayers, butchers, chandlers, felt makers, shoemakers depended on its trade, and trade was inextricably linked with transportation. and smiths. The guild of tailors had its hall in Back Lane, which is the only Towards the end of the eighteenth century great improvements were made older guild hall still standing, and hosted five other guilds, while the weavers’ to the main roads out of the city and this received a further boost from 1805 hall in The Coombe was also the meeting place of the sheermen and dyers. when an act of parliament provided for the improvement of post roads in Over time the proportion of guilds that met outside the Liberties grew, two Ireland.55 The combined efforts of the Wide Streets Commissioners, the meeting for a time in the exhibition house (later City Assembly House) in commissioners for Sackville Street and for Rutland Square, the Paving Board William Street, while two met in Morrison’s hotel in Dawson Street. When and the developers of private estates ensured that Dublin’s street network was the apothecaries were incorporated by act of parliament in 1791 they acquired improved to facilitate expansion. This became all the more important with the their own hall in Mary Street, while the guild of merchants had moved to a fine arrival of the canals and later the railways, as goods had to be moved to and new hall on Wellington Quay by 1821. from these new transport hubs. The improvement of the port and the ultimate Institutions involved with intellectual life began to appear in Dublin in the removal of the sand bar required further integration of the transport system, eighteenth century, the earliest, other than Dublin University, being the Dublin particularly when the canals and railways increased traffic through the port; Society (later Royal Dublin Society), which had been founded in 1731. It the completion of the north and south quays provided a much-needed route to moved through various premises in Shaw’s Court, Grafton Street and Hawkins service as it expanded. Street before settling in 1815 in the mansion vacated by the duke of Leinster The circulation of traffic around Dublin required more than wide streets in Kildare Street. The Royal Irish Academy was founded in 1785 for the and the network developed by the Liffey and its bridges, the city canals and advancement of science, polite literature and antiquities and spent many years the railways provided an urban framework that has endured to the present day in Grafton Street before moving to Dawson Street in 1852.61 Marsh’s Library (Map 3, Plate 11). From the 1750s all but one of Dublin’s Liffey bridges were had been founded in c. 1703,62 and the Dublin Library Society in 1791 for the rebuilt, commencing with Essex Bridge in 1753.56 The site of Ormond Bridge establishment of a library, which it did, in Burgh Quay, moving successively was altered after it was destroyed in a flood in 1802 so as to improve traffic to Dame Street, Eustace Street and then D’Olier Street. The nineteenth century movement.57 New bridges were erected at each end of the quays, with Carlisle saw an increase in the number of such institutions devoted to the arts, sciences (later O’Connell) Bridge built to facilitate developments to the east, while and professions. These included the Royal Hibernian Academy, founded in King’s (later Seán Heuston) Bridge followed in 1827 to replace a ferry to the 1823 and provided by its president, the architect Francis Johnston, with its west of the barracks. Further west, at Islandbridge, the old bridge collapsed in own premises in Abbey Street. The 1830s and 1840s saw the founding of the 1787 and was replaced in 1791 by Sarah (later Island) Bridge, built on a site Institute of Irish Architects and the Irish Archaeological Society. Societies better aligned with the new circular road (Map 4, Plate 10).58 tended to locate in the south-eastern sector of the city, with the exception of The construction of canals connecting Dublin with the River Shannon the Farming Society of Ireland, which established its long-term headquarters had three major effects on the city — the transportation of goods, provision in Summerhill. The south-east was the location of the parliament and the of water, and shaping of suburban growth. The initial location of the Grand university. It became the centre of the financial district and the professions, Canal terminus at the harbour at James’s Street in 1785 boosted the traditional except for law and the church, and hence it was convenient to many of those industrial and commercial zone in the Liberties, facilitating development who belonged to these institutions. around Robert Street and ultimately the western end of the Liberties. The utility of the canal in facilitating export of bulk goods such as corn and cattle * * * was hampered by the location of the canal harbour on the western side of the city, away from the port. Locking down the canal into the Liffey had been The great outdoor entertainment for the well-to-do in the eighteenth and the original intention, but canal boats would have had difficulty navigating early nineteenth centuries was the promenades, where people went to see and to the river. The decision to run the Grand Canal around the southern fringes to be seen. In some cases these were intended for this purpose, such as The Mall in the port in 1790–92 resolved this issue, though the advent of paddle steamers Sackville Street or the various walks in St Stephen’s Green (Plate 2). The City less than thirty years later reduced the utility of the Grand Canal docks as Basin near James’s Street was surrounded by a wall to protect promenaders these ships were too wide to negotiate the locks. Nonetheless, the Grand from unwanted company. In the mid eighteenth century the gardens of Rutland Canal’s circular route influenced the shaping of the southern side of the city, Square became popular for promenading, with an entry fee that went to support not just through the transportation of goods, but also by forming a barrier to the Rotunda Hospital. Later in the century the North Circular Road became movement that encouraged the consolidation of development on the inner side fashionable for this purpose, though in view of its distance from more central of the canal ring. The Royal Canal arrived in the city slightly later than the quarters this was mainly frequented by those on horseback or in carriages. Grand Canal in 1796 and drew on its experience. The harbour at Broadstone Indoor entertainments took place in assembly rooms, such as those attached provided a terminus for the transportation of provisions for Dublin, including to the Rotunda Hospital, again as a fundraising enterprise. In the nineteenth cattle from Co. Meath and butter, potatoes and corn from Cos Westmeath and century there were Green’s assembly rooms in Capel Street. The city was not Meath, while turf was also carried from the bogs of the midlands (Plate 8).59 short of theatres, with the music hall in Fishamble Street, Smock Alley Theatre As with the Grand Canal, the Royal Canal’s circular line skirted the city to (later Theatre Royal) in Essex Street West, the City Theatre or opera house in bring the canal to the Liffey and the port, thus facilitating the export trade and Capel Street and the Theatre Royal in Crow Street, all in existence by the mid forming a barrier to development, though the north was slower to develop than eighteenth century. More specialised entertainment included a fantocchini, or the southern fringes (Map 4). puppet, theatre in Dame Street in the 1770s and another in Capel Street in the The railway system brought to Dublin a new form of bulk transport to early nineteenth century. The Amphitheatre or Astley’s Amphitheatre, opened replace the canals and opened up suburban development along its lines. Like in Peter Street in 1788 as a theatre of horsemanship, was converted into a the canals, the railways divided communities through the construction of circus early in the next century, after which another amphitheatre was located embankments, though both schemes tended to avoid the built-up areas so as on Bachelors Walk. The Theatre Royal in Hawkins Street was built in 1814 to minimise land costs and objections from occupiers (Map 1). The termini on the site previously occupied by the Dublin Society, while another Theatre of these lines were located on the periphery. The pioneer was the Dublin Royal opened in Abbey Street in c. 1835. One of the more imaginative re-uses and Kingstown Railway, which opened in 1834 and immediately became of a disused building came about when the former Patent Oil Gas Company’s predominantly a passenger line, facilitating commuting from the suburbs and premises in Pearse Street were converted for use as the Antient Concert Rooms bringing little direct benefit to the commercial development of the city. The in 1844. On a different scale, gentlemen’s clubs began to appear in the late DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 9 eighteenth century, mostly situated between College Green and St Stephen’s Green, with the exception of the Sackville Street Club. Topographical Information The public expression of art comprised monuments in the streets. Dublin This fascicle, Dublin, part III, contains topographical information from the period 1756 did not have many memorials in public places in the eighteenth century, to 1847; the corresponding earlier material appears in Dublin, part I, to 1610 and Dublin, though the few were prominent and substantial. The equestrian statute of King part II, 1610–1756. Entries that have a history before 1756 begin with an arrow symbol George I on Essex Bridge had been removed when rebuilding commenced in and the first referenced date, other than in sections 1–9, is included in square brackets. This 63 fascicle will be followed in due course by Dublin, part IV, 1847 to 1900; accordingly, main 1753, leaving only the statue of William III in College Green, which was also entries and selected sub-entries that continue after 1847 and whose history is known at the equestrian. A third equestrian monarch appeared in St Stephen’s Green when time of publication terminate with an arrow symbol. George II was erected in 1756. Aside from portrait statues, some fountains The information relates not to any single administrative division but to features of were built on a monumental scale, such as the Rutland Fountain in Merrion the built-up area of Dublin in the mid nineteenth century, generally contained within the Street and the fountain in James’s Street erected by the Paving Board in 1790. canals. The extent is defined by what was depicted on the printed large-scale (1:1056) The city’s greatest monument was Nelson’s Pillar, which was commenced in Ordnance Survey town plans of the period (surveyed in 1838, corrected to 1847), with only select sites of relevance to the city included beyond that area. 1808 and paid for by the subscriptions of the grateful citizens whose booming All grid references used are derived from the Irish National Grid. This grid appears at export trade in provisions was safeguarded by Nelson’s victory at Trafalgar. 100 m intervals on Map 3. In the Topographical Information grid references are included The site for the largest monument of all was to be outside the city boundary where possible for features not named on Maps 2, 3 or 4; they are given in eight figures (the in the Phoenix Park where work began on the Wellington Testimonial in last four figures respectively of the eastings and northings shown on Map 3) and indicate 1817, though it was not to be completed until after Wellington’s death in 1852 the approximate centre of the feature in question. ‘Site unknown’ is indicated where this (Plate 9). precision has not been possible from the sources used for the period. The entries under each heading, except for Streets, are arranged in chronological order by categories: for example, all mills are listed before all bakehouses, because the * * * oldest mill pre-dates the oldest bakehouse. In general, dates of initiation and cessation are specified as such. Where these are unknown, the first and last recorded dates are given, and The city of Dublin depicted on the Ordnance Survey’s large-scale (1:1056) references of intermediate date are omitted except where corroborative evidence appears town plans, published in 1847 (Maps 23, 24), was very different from that necessary. Features and categories that existed before 1756 are listed first and they are generally ordered as in Dublin, part I, to 1610 and part II, 1610 to 1756. Some sites and which had been shown by Rocque in 1756. It was larger, with broader, more categories have been reclassified for the period 1756 to 1847. Significant new information regular streets lined with fine houses and with an impressive collection of public and revisions to entries since the publication of parts I and II are recorded in the Corrigenda buildings (Map 20). It had two canals, four railways and four floating docks. (loose sheet) and cross-referenced from the text (by a dagger symbol in superscript †). What is not so evident on the 1847 map is the sudden change that had occurred Street names are listed in alphabetical order. The first entry for each street, in the within the previous year as the Great Famine gripped the country. Invisible on left-hand column, gives its present-day name according to the most authoritative source. the map were the refugees, the overcrowding and the soup kitchens. Visible as This is followed in the right-hand column by its first identifiable appearance for the period, named or unnamed, in a map or other record and the various names subsequently applied a snapshot, but not evident without interpretation, is the slowing down, and in to it in chronological order of occurrence. Only the principal variants are cross-referenced, some cases temporary cessation, of development. Dublin by 1847 had run into usually in their earliest recorded form. As in other sections, grid references are included another period of slump and prospects for the future were not auspicious. where possible for streets not named on Maps 2, 3 or 4. As an aid to locating streets that are named, the nearest main thoroughfare is included in brackets at the beginning of the NOTES right-hand column. The section on residence is not intended to embrace more than a small fraction of the city’s dwelling houses. The main criteria for inclusion are (1) apparent size and quality of 1. Sheridan-Quantz, p. 265. 2. Lennon, pp 6–9. construction; (2) identification by a contemporary name; (3) association with important 3. L.M. Cullen, An economic history of Ireland since 1660 (2nd ed., London, 1987), p. 96. people, lay and ecclesiastical. 4. J.V. Luce, Trinity College Dublin, the first 400 years (Dublin, 1992), p. 54. Abbreviated source-references are explained in the bibliography on pages 103–5 and 5. Hill, pp 161–2. general abbreviations on pages 106. 6. Abstract of the answers and returns ... taking account of the population of Ireland, HC 1824 (577), xxii, p. xxi. 7. Beaufort used an occupancy rate of nine persons per house in his study (Beaufort, p. 44); Whitelaw’s 1 Name later survey of the city applied a rate of ten-and-a-half persons per house (Whitelaw, p. 25). ⇒ Dublin [c. 1610] to present. ⇒ 8. FDJ 21.6.1791. 9. 31 Geo. II, c. 29. 10. Gough, p. 127. Current spellings 11. 3 Geo. III, c. 36; 17 & 18 Geo. III, c. 10. Dublin 12. 11 & 12 Geo. III, c. 13. Baile Átha Cliath 13. 25 Geo. III, c. 43. 14. Longfield. 15. Merlo Kelly, ‘“Give” and “take”: Luke Gardiner and the making of the north city’, in Gillian O’Brien 2 Legal status and Finola O’Kane, Portraits of the city: Dublin and the wider world (Dublin, 2012), pp 64–5. ⇒ ‘New rules’ regulating the corporation of the city of Dublin and adjoining liberties 16. Conor Lucey, ‘Building dialectics: negotiating urban scenography in late Georgian Dublin’, in O’Brien issued in 1759 (33 Geo. II, c. 16). and O’Kane, Portraits of the city: Dublin and the wider world, pp 105–6. City liberty 1760 (Rocque county). 17. Dickson, 2001, pp 118–19. 18. Michael Corcoran, Our good health: a history of Dublin’s water and drainage (Dublin, 2005), p. 12. County of the city of Dublin 1837 (Mun. boundary repts, 61). County of the city of Dublin, 19. OS town plans, 1:1056, Dublin, 1847, sheet 26. borough, consisting of mayor, aldermen and burgesses established under Municipal 20. Warburton et al., i, p. 444. Corporations (Ireland) Act, in 1840 (3 & 4 Vict., c. 108). ⇒ 21. 33 Geo. II, c. 18; 13 & 14 Geo. III, c. 22. 22. 21 & 22 Geo. III, c. 60; 23 & 24 Geo. III, c. 57. 23. 26 Geo. III, c. 61; 30 Geo. III, c. 42; 47 Geo. III, c. 109. 3 Parliamentary status 24. 45 Geo. III, c. 112; Report on the commissioners for inquiring into the management and system of ⇒ Parliamentary borough (2 members) 1756–1800 (NHI, ix, 47, 110). conducting the affairs of the Paving Board, Dublin, HC 1826–7 (329), xi. Parliamentary borough (2 members) 1801–47 (NHI, ix, 58, 113). ⇒ 25. 1 Geo. IV, c. lv; 4 Geo. IV, c. xcix; 4 Geo. IV, c. xxxviii; 5 Geo. IV, c. xlii. 26. O’Sullivan, p. 38. 27. Mun. corp. Ire. rept, p. 302. 4 Proprietorial status 28. Ibid., p. 304. Direct crown control 1756–1847 (see 2 Legal status). 29. J.J. Crooks, History of the Royal Irish Regiment of Artillery (Dublin, 1914), p. 308. ⇒ ⇒ 30. O’Donnell, p. 146. 31. 5 Geo. III, c. 25 (UK). 5 Municipal boundary 32. Reynolds, M., pp 18–19; 23 & 24 Geo. III, c. 117. ⇒ Boundary of liberty of Dublin ridden in modern times 1766 (Harris, 135), 1818 33. Dublin almanac. (Warburton et al.). 34. Eoin O’Brien, ‘“Of vagabonds, sturdy beggars and strolling women”, the House of Industry in the Georgian and Victorian eras’, in O’Brien et al., p. 21. City liberty, bounds of the Right Honorable the Lord Mayor, mapped in 1760 (Rocque 35. John O’Connor, The workhouses of Ireland (Dublin, 1995), pp 235, 241. county). 36. Ruth Lavelle and Paul Huggard, ‘The parish poor of St Mark’s’, in David Dickson (ed.), The gorgeous City of Dublin jurisdiction mapped in 1816 (Taylor). mask: Dublin 1700–1850 (Dublin, 1987), pp 86–97. County of the city, ancient boundary mapped in 1837 (Mun. boundary repts, 60–61). 37. Warburton et al., pp 852–3. 38. McGregor, p. 212. New municipal boundary proposed in 1837 (Mun. boundary repts, 60–61); adopted in 1840 39. 17 & 18 Geo. III, c. 49; Johnston-Liik, i, p. 340. (3 & 4 Vict., c. 108); municipal boundary 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 40. Vivien Igoe, Dublin burial grounds and graveyards (Dublin, 2001), p. 123. 41. Lennon and Montague, p. 65. 42. 36 Geo. III, c. 28. 43. All valuations cited are from Thom (1847). 44. 11 & 12 Geo. III, c. 28; 11 Geo. III, c. 6. 45. 23 & 24 Geo. III, c. 35; Gough, p. 142. 46. George Halpin, ‘Inspector’s report’, in Copies of memorials and maps relating to the Dublin and Kingstown ship canal, HC 1833 (603), p. 6. 47. De Courcy, pp 374–7. 48. Ibid., p. 53 49. Anon., Memoranda deduced from official and public documents and intended to show the comparative advantages derivable to the trade and commerce of Dublin from the works carrying on for the improvement of the navigation of the river ([Dublin, 1833]), p. 25; De Courcy, p. 364. 50. Lennon and Montague, p. 23. 51. R.S. Harrison, Irish insurance: historical perspectives 1650–1939 (Cork, 1992), p. 3. 52. Wilson. 53. Pettigrew and Oulton. 54. 29 Geo. II, c. 16; 33 Geo. II, c. 14. 55. 45 Geo. III, c. 43. 56. Lennon, p. 32. 57. 52 Geo. III, c. 53. 58. 29 Geo. III, c. 42. 59. Delany and Bath, p. 144. 60. Wilson. 61. Craig, 1980, p. 225. 62. Lennon, p. 35. 63. Ibid.

View of Four Courts and River Liffey, looking west, 1807, by T.S. Roberts (private collection) 10 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

6 Administrative location 10 Streets ⇒ County: County of the City of Dublin 1837 (Mun. boundary repts, 60–61). ⇒ Abbey Cottages (Abbey St Upper S.). M’Donnell’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Poor law union: North Dublin Union, South Dublin Union, formed in 1840 (HC 1843 McDonald’s Court 1843 (OS). Grey’s Court 1844 (Dublin (627), xlvi, 601). ⇒ almanac), 1847 (Thom), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Poor law electoral division: North Dublin, South Dublin, formed in 1843 (HC 1843 (275), Abbey Street See next three entries, Lower Abbey Street. xlvi, 5). ⇒ Abbey Street Lower New layout intended, replacing former alignment of Lower Abbey Street (q.v.) 1815 (WSC maps, 226). Lower Abbey 7 Administrative divisions Street 1817 (Warburton map). Abbey Street, formerly Queen’s ⇒ Civil parishes: St George, established in 1793 (Leslie and Wallace, 184). St Andrew, Pavement 1830 (RD 861/210/574210). Abbey Street Lower St Anne, St Audeon, St Bridget, St Catherine, St George, St James, St John, St 1834 (Dublin almanac). Lower Abbey Street 1843; Abbey Street Luke, St Mark, St Mary, St Michael, St Michan, St Nicholas Within, St Nicholas Lower 1847 (OS). For another Abbey Street Lower, see Abbey Without, St Patrick’s Liberty, St Paul, St Peter, St Thomas, St Werbergh 1828 (Val.). Street Old. ⇒ Grangegorman, established in 1829 (Leslie and Wallace, 110). Glasnevin (part of), Abbey Street Middle ⇒ [1673]. Great Abby Street 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Grangegorman (part of), Liberties of Christ Church, Liberties of St Patrick’s, St Abbey Street Great 1776 (Wilson). Great Abbey Street 1776 Andrew’s, St Anne’s, St Audoen’s, St Bridget’s, St Catherine’s (part of), St George’s (SNL 21.10.1776). Abbey Street 1783, 1796 (Wilson), 1811 (part of), St James’ (part of), St John’s, St Luke’s, St Mark’s, St Mary’s, St Michael’s, (Campbell map). Abbey Street, formerly Queen’s Pavement St Michan’s, St Nicholas Within, St Nicholas Without (part of), St Paul’s, St Peter’s 1830 (RD 861/210/574210). Upper Abbey Street 1843; Abbey (part of), St Thomas’, St Werburgh’s 1843 (OS). ⇒ Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ ⇒ Wards: Aughrim, Barrack, Broadstone, Castle, Christ Church, City Bason, Custom Abbey Street Old (O’Connell St Upper E.). Old Abbey Street 1843; Abbey Street House, Dorset Street, Fitzwilliam Square, Gloster Place, Grand Canal, Grange Old 1847 (OS). ⇒ Gorman, Harcourt Street, Harold’s Cross, Henry Street, House of Industry, Abbey Street Upper ⇒ [1673]. Little Abby Street 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Little James’s Gate, Kilmainham, King William’s, King’s Inns, Linen Hall, Marlborough Abbey Street 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1783 (Wilson). Abbey Green, Marybonne Lane, Merion Square, Mountjoy Square, New Street, North Street Upper 1798 (Whitelaw). Abbey Street 1811 (Campbell Lotts, Powerscourt, Royal Circus, Royal Hospital, Rutland Square, St Anne’s, St map). Abbey Street (Upper) 1828 (Val.). Abbey Street, formerly Catharine’s, St George’s, St James’s, St Kevin’s, St Mark’s, St Mary’s, St Michan’s, Queen’s Pavement 1830 (RD 861/210/574210). Upper Abbey St Patrick’s, St Peter’s, St Stephen’s Green, St Thomas’s, Sandymount and Black Street 1843; Abbey Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ Rock, Simpson’s Hospital, Smithfield, Spring Garden, Trinity College, Usher’s Abbey Yard Near Mary’s Abbey (q.v.), site unknown. Abbey Yard 1847 Island, Weaver’s Square 1803; Barrack, Castle, College, Custom House, House of (Thom). ⇒ Industry, King William’s, King’s Inns, Linen Hall, Merrion Square, Royal Hospital, Adair Lane (Aston Quay S.). Adair’s Lane 1762 (RD 224/403/146539). Rutland Square, St Catharine’s, St Kevin’s, St Mary’s, St Patrick’s, St Stephen’s Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Stable Lane 1823 (DCS maps, Green, St Thomas’s, Sandymount and Black Rock, Smithfield, Usher’s Island, 32). Adair Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Weaver’s Square 1805 (Whitelaw, 15–23). Castle, College, Custom House, Four Adair Street Near Dorset Street (q.v.), site unknown. Adair Street 1767 (RD Courts, Linen Hall, Merrion, Post Office, St Andrew’s, St Audeon’s, St Catherine’s, 257/419/168921). Adair Street ‘at the corner of Dorset Street’ St George’s, St James’s, St Patrick’s, St Paul’s, St Stephen’s 1840 (3 & 4 Vict., c. 1771 (Ancient records, xii, 152). 108); mapped in 1843 (OS). ⇒ Adam and Eve’s Lane Off Merchant’s Quay (q.v.), site unknown, probably same as Townlands: Cherryorchard, Clonliffe East, Clonliffe South, Crossguns, Crossguns Chapel Yard (1) (q.v.). Adam and Eve’s Lane 1766 (Harris), South, Dolphinsbarn, Goldenbridge North, Goldenbridge South, Grangegorman 1783, 1796 (Wilson). Adam and Eve Lane or Chapel Yard 1798 East, Grangegorman Middle, Grangegorman West, Haroldscross, Liffeybank, (Whitelaw). Adam and Eve’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). Adam and Eve Lovescharity, Portobello, Ranelagh North 1843 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Adam Court ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Adam 8 Population Court 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), ⇒ 1756 150,0001 1798 172,0914 1821 185,8816 1828 (Val.). Stable Lane 1837 (WSC maps, 465). Adam Court ⇒ 1777 138,2082 1804 167,8994 1831 204,1556 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Adelaide Place (Baggot St Lower N.). Adelaide Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1792 144,0003 1813 176,6105 1841 232,7266 ⇒ Adelaide Road (Leeson St Lower W.). Adelaide Road 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1 Memoirs, 13 (estimate). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 2 Lewis, i, 531 (estimate). Aghrim Street See Aughrim Street. 3 Beaufort, 44 (estimate). Albert Court (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Moira Court 1815 (RD 4 Whitelaw, 25. 686/426/388965). Albert Court 1843, 1847 (OS). Albert Court 5 Census, 1821 (estimate). East, formerly called Moira Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 6 Figures relate to area within municipal boundary. Albert Court East See previous entry. Albert Court West See Albert Place West. 9 Housing Albert Place See next entry, Sauls Court (1). Number of houses Albert Place East (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Moira Place 1817 (RD 634/332/ 435375), 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Albert Place Inhabited Uninhabited Building Total 1843, 1847 (OS). Albert Place East, formerly called Moira Place 1 ⇒ 1788 — — — 14,327 1847 (Thom). ⇒ ⇒ 1792 — — — 16,0002 Albert Place West (Leeson St Lower W.). Albert Place West 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1798 — — — 16,4013 Albert Court West 1847 (Thom). ⇒ ⇒ 1804 — — — 15,6454 Albert Terrace See Oriel Street Upper. Albert Terrace East Location unknown. Albert Terrace East 1847 (Thom). 1813 — — — 15,1045 ⇒ ⇒ Aldborough Court See next entry. 5 ⇒ 1821 14,949 796 45 15,790 Aldborough Parade (Amiens St E.). Aldborough Court 1833 (RD 21/142), 1834 ⇒ 1828 — — — 17,3246 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ ⇒ 1831 16,042 889 152 17,0835 Aldborough Place (North Strand Rd W.). Aldborough Place 1798 (Whitelaw). ⇒ 1841 20,109 1,561 101 21,7715 Aldboro Place 1811 (Campbell map). Aldborough Place 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Aldborough Place 1847 (Thom). 1st-class 2nd-class 3rd-class 4th-class Unoccupied Total ⇒ Allen Court (1) (47404010). Allen Court 1811 (Campbell map), 1812 (Wilson), 1841 10,171 8,289 1,494 155 1,662 21,771 1824 (Pigot), 1832 (Wilson). Allen Court (2) (71505800). Allen’s Court 1786 (Wilson). Allens Court 1834 1 Beaufort, 44. 2 Beaufort, 44 (estimate). (Dublin almanac), 1843; Allen Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ 3 Whitelaw, 25. Allen Terrace (Phibsborough Rd W.). Phibsborough 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 4 Whitelaw, 25. Allen’s Yard Near Kevin Street (q.v.), site unknown. Allen’s Yard 1766 5 Census, 1821 (estimate). (Harris). 6 Val. Allinson’s Lane Location unknown. Allinson’s Lane 1771 (RD 287/80/185076). Amiens Street ⇒ [1673]. The Strand 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Strand 1776 Classes as defined in 1841Census : (Wilson). Amiens Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 4th: mud cabins with 1 room only. 1828 (Val.). Ammen Street 1834 (RD 16/171). Amiens Street 3rd: better, with 2–4 rooms and windows. 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Amiens Street, see Killarney 2nd: good farm house, or in towns, a house in a small street, with 5–9 rooms and windows. Street. ⇒ 1st: all houses of a better description than classes 2–4. Ammen Street See previous entry. (Source: Census, unless otherwise stated.) Anderson’s Court ⇒ (Church St E.). [1728]. Andersons Court 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776; Anderson’s Court 1783; Andersons Court 1786 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Anderson’s Court 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Andrew Street See St Andrew Street. Andrew’s Lane See St Andrew’s Lane. Angel Alley ⇒ (High St S.). [1731]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Angel Alley 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé plan), 1776 (Wilson), 1828 (Val.), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Angel Court (High St S.). Angel Court 1777 (RD 327/435/218906), 1783, 1796 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Angelsea Street See Anglesea Street. Anglesea Market (Henry St N.). Anglesea Market 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Anglesea Row ⇒ (Capel St W.). [1728]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1804 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 67), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843 (OS). Anglesea Row 1843 (Post office dir.), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Anglesea Street ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1673]. Anglesea Street 1756 (Rocque). Anglesey Street 1757 (FDJ 30.7.1757). Angelsea Street 1759 (Ancient records, x, 349), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Ancient records, xii, 259). Anglesea Street 1773 (Scalé). Angelsea Street 1776 Sarah Bridge (Island Bridge), River Liffey, 1828, by George Petrie (Dublin delineated, p. 27) DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 11

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) (Wilson), 1786 (Ancient records, xiii, 499), 1811 (Campbell Ash Street ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1718]. Ash Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 map). Anglesea Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1777 (Ancient records, Angless Street Location unknown, probably same as Anglesea Street (q.v.). xii, 485). Ashe Street 1804 (Wilson). Ash Street 1811 (Campbell Angless Street 1772 (RD 292/121/189702). map), 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.). Ashe Street 1843; Ash Street Ann or Anne Street See Anne Street North, Anne Street South, Belvidere Avenue. 1847 (OS). For another Ash Street, see Catherine Street. ⇒ Annamoe Road (40505665). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Aston Place ⇒ (College Green N.). [1721]. Lees Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1762 Anne Court Near Anne Street South (q.v.), site unknown. Anne Court 1824 (DCS maps, 36). Lee’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Lees Lane 1773 (Pigot). (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1782 (WSC maps, 112). Lee’s Lane 1777 Anne Street North ⇒ (Church St E.). [1720]. Ann Street 1756 (Rocque). Anne (Ancient records, xii, 507). Lees Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Street 1766 (Harris). Ann Street 1776 (Wilson), 1773 (Scalé), Lee’s Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.). Lees’ Lane 1834 (Dublin 1783, 1796 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Anne Street North almanac). Lee’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.), 1834 (Dublin almanac). North Anne Aston Quay ⇒ [c. 1680]. Astons Quay 1756 (Rocque). Aston’s Quay 1757 Street 1843; Anne Street North 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Ancient records, x, 290), 1766 (Harris). Astons Quay 1773 Anne Street South ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1728]. Ann Street 1756 (Rocque). Anne (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Hawkins’s commonly called Astons Street 1766 (Harris). Ann Street 1773 (Scalé). Anne Street South Quay 1800 (WSC maps, 174). Astons Quay 1811 (Campbell 1783, 1796; South Anne Street 1804 (Wilson). Anne Street 1811 map). Aston’s Quay 1824 (Pigot). Aston Quay 1828 (Val.), 1843; (Campbell map). Anne Street South 1824 (Pigot). Anne Street Astons Quay 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ South 1834 (Dublin almanac). Anne Street 1843; Anne Street Atkinson’s or See McClean’s Lane. South 1847 (OS). ⇒ Atkinsons Alley Anne’s Court (62503125). Anne’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed Audoen’s or Audons See St Audoen’s Arch. 1847 (OS). ⇒ Arch Anne’s Lane ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1728]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque). Unnamed Audons Court See St Audoen’s Arch [north]. 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Aughrim Lane (Aughrim St S.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 Anne’s Lane South Near Anne Street South (q.v.), site unknown. Goulding’s Lane (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1797 (RD 507/337/328547), 1802 (SNL 24.6.1802). Gould’s Aughrim Street ⇒ (North Circular Rd S.). [1673]. Black Horse Lane 1756 Ride 1824 (Pigot). Goulding’s Ride 1834 (Dublin almanac). (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Blackhorse Lane 1776; Anne’s Lane South 1843 (Post office dir.). Anne’s Lane South, Aughrim Street 1783; Aghrim Street 1786 (Wilson). Aughrim formerly Gouldings Ride, 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.), 1843, Annesley Avenue (North Strand Rd W.). Spring Garden Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Annesley Place (North Strand Rd W.). Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county), 1811 Aungier Court Near Cow Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Aungier Court 1766 (Campbell map). Present road 1820 (WSC maps, 257). North (Harris). Strand 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Aungier Lane ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Arbour Hill ⇒ (Stoneybatter W.). [1488]. Arbour Hill 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Scalé). Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Aungier Lane 1828 (Val.). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1800 (Ancient records, xv, Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ 129), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Aungier Place ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Arbour Place ⇒ (Stoneybatter W.). [1756]. Nancy’s Lane 1756 (Rocque). (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Aungier Place 1847 Chicken Lane 1766 (Harris). Nancy’s Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (OS). ⇒ (Wilson). Chicken Lane 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1783 (Wilson), Aungier Street ⇒ [1668]. Aungier Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 1798 (Whitelaw), 1804 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 69), 1811 (Campbell (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1820 (Sherrard), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, map), 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Arch Lane ⇒ (50704215). [1728]. Arch Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Austin’s Court (Church St E.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Austin’s Court (Scalé). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Archbold Place Little Britain Street (q.v.), site unknown. Archbold Place 1846 Aylward’s Court (45603920). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Whitehorse Lane 1798 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Whitelaw). White Horse Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Whitehorse Archdall’s Row See Asdill’s Row. Lane 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843 (OS). White Horse Lane Ardee Lane See next entry. 1843 (RD 19/16). Unnamed 1847 (OS). Aylward’s Court 1847 Ardee Row ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1711]. Mutton Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Thom). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776, 1783 (Wilson). Ardee Lane 1793 Ayre’s Court See Eyre’s Court. (Longfield, 21/F/88, 124), 1796 (RD 506/458/333292). Ardee Bachelors Lane See Bachelors Way (2). Row 1796 (Wilson). Ardee Row or Mutton Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Bachelor’s Quay See next entry. Ardee Row 1807 (RD 594/209/402768), 1811 (Campbell map), Bachelors Walk ⇒ [1711]. Batchelors Walk 1756 (Rocque). Bachelor’s Quay 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 1766 (Harris). Batchelor’s Walk 1772 (Ancient records, xii, (OS). ⇒ 180). Batchelors Walk 1773 (Scalé). Batchelor’s Quay 1773 Ardee Street [north] ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1610]. Croocked Staff 1756 (Rocque). (Pue’s Occurrences 21.12.1773). Bachelor’s Walk 1776 (SNL Crooked Staff 1766 (Harris). Croocked Staff 1773 (Scalé). 8.3.1776). Batchelor’s Walk 1789 (WSC maps, 39). Bachelors Byrne Hill 1796 (Wilson). Byrne’s Hill 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 Walk 1811 (Campbell map). Batchelor’s Walk 1824 (Pigot). (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Ardee Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bachelors Walk 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Ardee Street [south] ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1610]. Croocked Staff 1756 (Rocque). Bachelor’s Way (1) Near Ormond Quay Lower (q.v.), site unknown. Bachelor’s Way Crooked Staff 1766 (Harris). Croocked Staff 1773 (Scalé). Ardee 1783 (Wilson). Street 1793 (Longfield, 21/F/88, 124), 1796 (Ancient records, Bachelors Way (2) ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower W.). [1728]. Batchelors Lane 1756 xiv, 455), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.), 1843, (Rocque). Bachelor’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Batchelors Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Bachelor’s Lane 1783 (Wilson). Ardell or Ardill’s Row See Asdill’s Row. Batchelor’s Lane 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Batchelors Lane Arran Lane ⇒ (48604220). [1673]. Arran Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1811 (Campbell map). William’s Row 1824 (Pigot), 1843 (OS). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Williams Row 1838 (RD 17/295), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Arran Quay ⇒ [1685†]. Arran Quay 1756 (Rocque). Arran Kay 1757 (FDJ Back Lane (1) ⇒ (High St S.). [c. 1195]. Back Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 8.2.1757). Arran Quay 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Ancient records, xii, 418; Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1817 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Warburton map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 17 Back Lane (2) Near Mary’s Abbey (q.v.), site unknown. Back Lane 1759 Transport. ⇒ (Universal Advertiser 29.12.1759). Arran Quay Terrace ⇒ (Church St W.). [1728]. Bridewel Lane 1756 (Rocque). Bride Back Quay See Ellis Quay. Well Lane 1763 (DCS maps, 9). Bridewel Lane 1773 (Scalé). Back Row See Castle Market, South City Market. Bridewell Lane 1776, 1796 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Back Yard Off Moore Street (q.v.), site unknown. Back Yard 1798 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.), 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 243), 1843, (Whitelaw). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Badger’s or See Duke Lane Upper. Arran Street See Arran Street East [south]. Badgers Lane Arran Street East [north] ⇒ (Church St E.). [1443]. Boot Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Baggot Court (Baggot St Lower S.). Stable Lane 1790 (WSC maps, 355/1). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–96 (Wilson), 1804 (Longfield, Baggot Court 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 21/F/86, 40), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Baggot Lane See Baggotrath Place. Arran Street East [south] ⇒ (Church St E.). [1443]. Arran Street 1756 (Rocque). Arran Baggot Place Near Haddington Road (q.v.), site unknown, possibly same as Street East 1766 (Harris). Arran Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776 Percy Place (q.v.). Baggot Place 1828 (Val.). (Wilson). Arran Street East 1798 (Whitelaw). East Arran Street Baggot Street See next entry. 1811 (Campbell map). Arran Street East 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.). Baggot Street Lower ⇒ [1665]. Road to Balls Bridge 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). East Arran Street 1843 (OS). Arran Street East 1847 (OS). ⇒ Gallow’s Road 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences 24.12.1773). Baggot Arran Street West ⇒ (Church St W.). [1673]. West Arran Street 1756 (Rocque). Street 1783 (Wilson). Widening approved in 1791 (Craig, 1980, Arran Street West 1766 (Harris). West Arran Street 1773 (Scalé), 192). Baggot Street 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Aran Street West 1776 (Wilson). West 1824 (Ancient records, xviii, 75). Lower Baggot Street 1834 Arran Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Longfield, 21/F/86, (Dublin almanac), 1843; Baggot Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ 66). Arran Street W. 1824 (Pigot). West Arran Street 1843; Arran Baggot Street Upper Macartney Bridge 1818 (Wilson). Baggot Street Upper 1824 Street West 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Upper Baggot Street 1843; Arsdell’s or See Asdill’s Row. Baggot Street Upper 1847 (OS). See also Pembroke Road. ⇒ Arsdills Row Baggotrath Place (Baggot St Lower N.). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1790 (WSC Artichoke Road See Grand Canal Street Lower, Grand Canal Street Upper. maps, 355/1). Baggot Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 (Dublin Arundel Court ⇒ (50753750). [1714]. Arundel Court 1766 (Harris), c. 1769 almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1778 (Ancient records, Bagnio Slip See Fownes Street Lower. xiii, 36). Bailey’s Row [east] (Summerhill S.). Nugent Street, intended 1788 (Ó Cionnaith, 183); Asdill’s Row (Dame St N.). Archdall’s Row 1760 (RD 211/262/139938), 1791 (Wilson map). Stratford Row 1793 (RD 465/335/297637). 1766 (Harris), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1782 (WSC maps, 697). Nugent Street 1794 (Wilson map), 1809 (Gregory map). Stratford Arsdell’s Row or Hatter’s Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Arsdills Row Row 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map). Asdill’s Row 1824 (Pigot). Ardill’s Row Bailey’s Row [west] (Summerhill S.). Baileys Row 1811 (Campbell map). Bailey’s c. 1824 (WSC maps, 108). Ardell Row 1828 (Val.). Asdills Row Row 1824 (Pigot). Bailie’s Row 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843; Asdill’s Row 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bailie’s Row See previous entry. 12 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Baldwin’s Court [1737†]. Off Winetavern St (q.v.), site unknown. Baldwin’s Court Bell Street See Bella Street. 1766 (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Bell View or Bellview See Bellevue. Balfe Street (Grafton St W.). Pitt Street 1773 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 108), 1811 Bell View Court See Belview Court. (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1827 (Ancient records, xviii, Bell Yard Near Lincoln Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Bell Yard 1798 199), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw). Ball Court Alley† ⇒ (48504250). [1756]. Ball Yard 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), Bella Place (Amiens St W.). Stable Lane 1791 (WSC maps, 309). Unnamed 1783, 1804 (Wilson). Ball Court Alley 1811 (Campbell map). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bella Street (Amiens St W.). Bell Street 1762 (RD 223/161/147769). Isabella Ball Court Yard Near John’s Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Ball Court Yard 1798 Street 1791 (WSC maps, 309). Belle Street 1811 (Campbell (Whitelaw). map), 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Belle Street 1844 Ball’s Lane ⇒ (Church St E.). [1728]. Balls Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Lane to Anne Street 1790 Belle Bank Off Grand Canal Place (q.v.), site unknown. Belle Bank 1847 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 8). Balls Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Ball’s (Thom). ⇒ Lane 1843; Balls Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Belle Street See Bella Street, Empress Place. Ball’s Yard (Thomas St S.). Ball’s Yard 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bellevue [north] ⇒ (Thomas St West S.). [1694]. Sugar House Lane 1756 Ballybough Cottages (71505950). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Bellview 1783, 1786 Ballybough Lane (Ballybough Rd E.). [1708†]. Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map). Bellevue Ballybough Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Belview 1834 (Dublin almanac). Bell View Ballybough Road Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county), 1811 (Campbell map). 1843 (OS). Belview Street 1843 (RD 14/190). Belview 1847 Ballybough Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Bamfield Lane See next entry. Bellevue [west] (Thomas St West S.). Huband Street 1803 (RD 709/189/485524). Banfield Lane (67754300). Banfield Lane 1758 (RD 191/45/126922). Banfield’s Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Bellevue 1824 (Pigot). Belview Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Bamfield Lane 1828 (Val.). Banfield 1834 (Dublin almanac). Bell View 1843 (OS). Belview Street Lane, in ruins 1834 (Dublin almanac). Bamfield Lane 1843; 1843 (RD 14/190). Belview 1847 (OS). ⇒ unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bell’s Alley Near Moore Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bell’s Alley 1847 Bank Street See College Street. (Thom). ⇒ Bardon’s Yard Off Rainsford Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bardon’s Yard 1798 Bell’s Lane (St Stephen’s Green East E.). Bell’s Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Bell’s Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Barley Field or Fields See Frederick Lane North [east]. Bell’s Row Near Moore Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bell’s Row 1847 (Thom). Barlow’s Square Near Foley Street (q.v.), site unknown. Barlow’s Square 1798 ⇒ (Whitelaw). Belmont Place (Summerhill N.). Belmont Place 1798 (Whitelaw). Belmount Barnes Lane Near Abbey Street (q.v.), site unknown, possibly same as Byrne’s Place 1834 (Dublin almanac). Belmont Place 1843, 1847 (OS). Lane (1) (q.v.). Barnes Lane 1837 (RD 13/179). ⇒ Barrack Street See Benburb Street [mid], Benburb Street [west]. Belvedere Court (Dorset St Lower E.). Belvidere Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Barretsduty Lane Off Eustace Street (q.v.) E., site unknown. Barretsduty Lane Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Belvedere Lane or Court 1847 1844 (RD 1/53). (Thom). ⇒ Barrow Street (Grand Canal St Upper N.). Barrow Street 1795 (Wilson), 1806 Belvedere Lane See previous entry. (Wilson), 1833 (RD Index book), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Belvidere Avenue (Dorset St Lower E.). Ann Street 1824 (Pigot). Anne Street Barry’s Court Near Cathedral Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Barry’s Court 1847 1834 (Dublin almanac). Ann Street 1843; Anne Street 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Basin or Bason Lane See Basin Street Lower [east], Basin Street Lower [north], Belvidere Place (Dorset St Lower E.). Belvedere Place, opened in 1795 (Casey, Ewington Lane [east, west]. 204); 1796 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Basin Lane Little See Basin Street Lower [north]. Belvidere Place 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Basin Street Lower ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1728]. Bason Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Belvidere Road (Dorset St Lower E). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, [east] (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Basin Lane 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bason Lane 1782 (WSC maps, 348), 1798 (Whitelaw). Basin Belview or See Bellevue. Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Belview Street Basin Street Lower ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1728]. Bason Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Belview Court (James’s St S.). Bell View Court 1843; Belview Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ [north] (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Basin Lane 1776 (SNL Benburb Street [east] ⇒ (Blackhall Place W.). [1673]. Gravel Walk 1756 (Rocque), 21.10.1776), 1811 (Campbell map). Basin Lane Little 1824 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Tighe Street 1786 (Pigot). Basin Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (DEP 14.12.1786). Gravel Walk 1798 (Whitelaw). Tighe Street (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, Basin Street Upper (James’s St S.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 243), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Benburb Street [mid] ⇒ (Blackhall Place W.). [1673]. Barrack Street 1756 (Rocque). Bason Place Near Grand Canal Place (q.v.), site unknown. Bason Place 1798 Tighe Street 1766 (Harris). Barrack Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Whitelaw). (Wilson), 1786 (WSC maps, 218), 1798 (Whitelaw). Tighe Street Bass Lane See next entry. 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, Bass Place (Pearse St S.). Bass Place 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). 243). Barrack Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bass Lane or Place 1834 (Dublin almanac). Bass Place 1843, Benburb Street [west] ⇒ (Blackhall Place W.). [1673]. Barrack Street 1756 (Rocque), 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1763 (Ancient records, xi, 149), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 Batchelors Lane See Bachelors Way. (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw); repaved in 1808 (Ancient records, Batchelors Walk See Bachelors Walk. xvi, 100); 1811 (Campbell map), 1816 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 32), Bath Lane (Parnell St N.). Bath Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bawlets Lane (50755045). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Bawlets Lane Benneting’s or Off Moore Street (q.v.) W., site unknown. Bennington Lane 1816 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 29). Bennington Lane 1779 (RD 325/473), 1783–96 (Wilson). Benneting’s Lane 1798 Bay View Parade See Charleville Avenue [east]. (Whitelaw). Bennington Lane 1806 (Wilson). Bayview Avenue (North Strand Rd W.). Bayview Avenue 1832 (RD Bennington Place See Riddles Row. 887/102/587102). Bay View Avenue 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Benson Street (Sir John Rogerson’s Quay S.). Benson Street 1795 (M’Cready, Bean Lane Near Longford Street Little (q.v.), site unknown. Bean Lane 1776 8), 1812 (WSC maps, 267), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (SNL 21.10.1776). Beresford Lane (O’Connell St Lower E.). Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Unnamed Bear Walk See St Stephen’s Green North. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bear’s Court Near Cornmarket (q.v.), site unknown. Bear’s Court 1798 Beresford Place ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower E.). [1728]. The Strand 1756 (Rocque), (Whitelaw). 1773 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson). Beresford Place, developed in Beatties or (Parnell St S.). Beatties Court 1843, 1847 (OS). Beatty’s Court 1792 (Casey, 180); 1795 (FDJ 4.4.1795), 1796 (Wilson), 1811 Beatty’s Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Beau or Beaux Walk See St Stephen’s Green North. Beresford Street ⇒ (Church St E.). [1409]. Phrapper Lane 1756 (Rocque). Beaux Lane See Bow Lane East. Phrapper Lane 1757 (FDJ 30.7.1757), 1766 (Harris), 1773 Beaver Court Near Beaver Street (q.v.), site unknown. Beaver Court 1847 (Scalé). Beresford Street 1774 (Dublin Gazette 24.12.1774), (Thom). ⇒ 1783, 1786 (Wilson), 1798 (Ancient records, xv, 46), 1811 Beaver Street ⇒ (Amiens St W.). [1756]. Little Martins Lane 1756 (Rocque). (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1831 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 55), Beaver Street 1764 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 51), 1811 (Campbell 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ map), 1824 (Pigot). Bever Street 1843; Beaver Street 1847 Berkeley Avenue (Dorset St Upper W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Berkeley Road (Phibsborough Rd E.). Upper Mountjoy Street 1843 (OS). Beck’s or Becks Lane See Quirke’s Lane. Berkeley Street Lower 1844 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed 1847 Bedford Row ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1731]. Porters Row 1756 (Rocque). Porter’s (OS). Berkeley Street Lower, formerly Mountjoy Street Upper Row 1757; Bedford’s Row 1760; Bedford Row 1760 (Ancient 1847 (Thom). ⇒ records, x, 290, 438, 439), 1766 (Harris). Porters Row 1776 Berkeley Street (Phibsborough Rd E.). Upper Mountjoy Street 1843; Berkeley (Wilson). Porter’s Row 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Bedford Row Street Upper 1844 (Dublin almanac). Berkeley Street 1847 (RD 1786–96 (Wilson), 1802 (SNL 1.10.1802), 1811 (Campbell map), 6/100). Berkeley Street Upper 1847 (Thom). Berkeley Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bedford Street See Nicholas Avenue. Berkeley Street Lower See Berkeley Road. Beech Hill Near Grand Canal Street (q.v.), site unknown. Beech Hill 1847 Berkeley Street Upper See Berkeley Street. (Thom). ⇒ Bermingham Lane Off Moore Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bermingham Lane 1792 Beef Row See Ormond Square [west]. (M’Cready, 8). Beggar’s or Beggars See Shelbourne Road. Bessborough Avenue (North Strand Rd E.). Bessborough Avenue, intended 1846 (RD Bush Road 16/273). ⇒ Behan’s Court Near High Street (q.v.), site unknown. Behan’s Court 1834; Bessborough Cottages Near West Road (q.v.), site unknown. Bessborough Cottages ‘passage from High Street to Back Lane’ 1834 (Dublin 1847 (Thom). ⇒ almanac). Bessborough Terrace Near North Circular Road (q.v.), site unknown. Bessborough Bell Alley [1711†]. Off Golden Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Bell Alley 1766 Terrace 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Harris). Bethesda Lane See next entry. Bell Inn Lane (47503845). Bell Inn Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Unnamed Bethesda Place Bethesda Lane 1796 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843, 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 13

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Bever Street See Beaver Street. Boes Lane See Bowe Lane. Big Booter or See Bishop Street. Bolton, Bolton’s or (Christchurch Place S.). Boulton’s Court 1783; Bolton’s Court Big Butter Lane Boulton’s Court 1786; Bolton Court 1796 (Wilson), 1806 (SNL 27.10.1806). Big Cuff Street See Cuffe Street. Bolton’s Court 1812 (WSC maps, 625/1). Bolton Court 1824 Big Ship Street See Ship Street Great. (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Binn’s Court (Cornmarket S.). Binns Court 1796, 1806 (Wilson). City Market Bolton Court, see Bolton Place. ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map). Binn’s Court 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Bolton Place (Bolton St E.). Bolton Court 1798 (Whitelaw), 1834 (Dublin (OS). ⇒ almanac). Bolton Place 1843, 1847 (OS). Bolton Place or Court Birchin Lane Near Moore Street (q.v.), site unknown. Birchin Lane 1766 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Harris). Bolton Street ⇒ [1673]. Bolton Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 Birket’s Court Near Cross Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Birket’s Court 1834 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1790 (Ancient records, xiv, 142), 1811 (Dublin almanac). (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Birmingham Alley Near Meath Street (q.v.), site unknown. Birmingham Alley 1766 Bomhailiffs Lane See Fumbally Lane. (Harris). Bond or Bonds Lane See St Kevin’s Avenue. Bishop Place (53853395). Bishop Place 1828 (Val.). Bishop’s Court 1845 Bond Street (James’s St S.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Bond Street (Dublin almanac). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bishop Street ⇒ (Aungier St W.). [1488]. Great Boater Lane 1756 (Rocque). Bonham Street ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Bonham Bishop Street 1758 (RD 195/133/129105). Big Butter Lane Street 1785 (Ancient records, xiii, 407), 1811 (Campbell map), 1761 (Ancient records, xi, 7), 1763 (FDJ 4.1.1763). Boater 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane Great, Butter Lane 1766 (Harris). Great Boater Lane 1773 Bonner’s Yard Near Dorset Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bonner’s Yard 1824 (Scalé). Big Booter Lane 1776 (SNL 8.3.1776). Bishop Street (Pigot). 1774 (Dublin Gazette 24.12.1774), 1776 (SNL 8.1.1776). Booter Bonney or Bonny’s See St Kevin’s Avenue. Lane Great 1776 (Wilson). Great Booter Lane 1776; Big Booter Alley or Lane Lane 1778; Booter Lane 1780 (Ancient records, xii, 427; xiii, 20; Booker’s or (66554775). Bookers Row 1814 (WSC maps, 34/3). Booker’s xiii, 104). Bishop Street 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Bookers Row Row 1824 (Pigot). 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Ancient records, xviii, 268), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Boot Lane or Yard (43104410). Boot Yard 1798 (Whitelaw). Boot Lane 1811 Bishop’s Court See Bishop Place. (Campbell map). Boot Yard 1828 (Val.), 1843 (OS), 1847 (Thom). Bishop’s Lane (Bolton St W.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Bishops Unnamed 1847 (OS). For another Boot Lane, see Arran Street East Lane 1843; Bishop’s Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ [north]. ⇒ Bishop’s Yard Near Dorset Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bishop’s Yard 1798 Booter Lane or See Bishop Street. (Whitelaw). Booter Lane Great Black Bull Inn See Whitelime Court. Borr, Borr’s See Borris Court. Black Dog or ⇒ See 16 Trades and services: Black Dog Market. or Bors Court Black Dog Yard Borr Street Location unknown. Borr Street 1824 (Pigot). Black Dyers Off School Street (q.v.), site unknown. Black Dyers 1802 (RD Borris Court ⇒ (High St N.). [1728]. Burrows Court 1756 (Rocque). Borr’s 550/422/366147). Court, Burrowes’s Court 1766 (Harris). Bors Court 1773 (Scalé). Black Horse or See Aughrim Street. Borr’s Court 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1783 (Wilson), 1798 Blackhorse Lane (Whitelaw). Burgh Court 1809 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 209). Borris Black Horse Yard Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Black Horse Yard 1798 Court 1811 (Campbell map). Borr Court 1824 (Pigot). Borris (Whitelaw). Court, Burrow Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Burris Court 1843, Black Post Yard See Talbots Inn Lane. 1847 (OS). Burrow’s Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Blackamoor or ⇒ (58304130). [1756]. Blackmore Yard 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Boston Street Location unknown. Boston Street 1776 (SNL 8.1.1776). Blackmore Yard (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Blackmoore Yard 1776 Bottlehouse Yard Near Abbey Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bottlehouse Yard 1840 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1780 (DEP 1.4.1780). Blackmore Yard 1783 (M’Cready, 11), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Wilson). Blackamoor Yard 1787 (Casey, 419). Blackmore Yard Bow Bridge ⇒ (Mount Brown N.). [1673]. Bow Bridge 1756 (Rocque), 1815 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 74). 1768 (Pue’s Occurrences 27.8.1768), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL Blackall Place See Blackhall Place. 12.8.1776), 1796 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Blackall Street See Blackhall Street. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Blackbull Court Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Blackbull Court 1847 Bow Lane See Bow Lane East, Bow Lane West, Bow Street [south]. (Thom). ⇒ Bow Lane East ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1465]. Beaux Lane 1756 (Rocque). Bow Lane Blackhall Parade (Church St W.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). 1766 (Harris). Elbow Lane 1768 (Pue’s Occurrences 2.4.1768). Parade 1798 (Whitelaw). St Paul’s Church Walk 1802 (RD Beaux Lane 1773 (Scalé). Bow Lane South 1783 (Wilson). Bow 547/250/360769), 1804 (Wilson). Pauls Parade 1811 (Campbell Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1806 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). map). Blackhall Parade 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also Bow Lane South 1824 (Pigot). Bow Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 21 Entertainment, memorials and societies: walk. ⇒ Bow Lane North See Bow Street [south]. Blackhall Place Main Street, laid out in 1776 (Ancient records, xii, 415). Blackall Bow Lane South See Bow Lane East. Place 1811 (Campbell map). Blackhall Place 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Bow Lane West ⇒ (James’s St N.). [1488]. Bow Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Bow Lane West 1783 (Wilson). Bow Lane Blackhall Row (Nicholas St W.). Proposed in 1773 (Ancient records xii, 257). 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map). Bow Lane West 1824 Blackhall Row 1796 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 77). City Market 1811 (Pigot). Bow Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Blackhall Row 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). Bow Street [north] ⇒ (Church St W.). [c. 1264]. Lough Buoy 1756 (Rocque). See also John Dillon Street [north]. ⇒ Loughbuoy 1766 (Harris). Loughboy 1768 (Pue’s Occurrences Blackhall Street (Blackhall Place E.). Blackall Street 1787, 1798 (Ancient 3.12.1768). Lough Buoy 1773 (Scalé). Loughbuy 1776 (Wilson). records, xiv, 71; xv, 48), 1801 (Archer, 145), 1811 (Campbell Bow Street 1791 (Wilson map), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, map). Blackhall Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Blackpitts ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1728]. Black Pitts 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Bow Street [south] ⇒ (Church St W.). [c. 1264]. Bow Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1759 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Black Pits 1776 (Wilson). Blackpitts 1802 (Ancient records, x, 380). Bow Street 1766 (Harris). Bow Lane (SNL 30.9.1802). Black Pitts 1811 (Campbell map). Black Pits 1773 (Scalé). Bow Lane North 1783 (Wilson). Bow Street 1789 1824 (Pigot), 1843; Blackpits 1847 (OS). ⇒ (SNL 25.9.1789), 1798 (Whitelaw). Bow Lane 1811 (Campbell Blenheim Street (61754625). Blenheim Street, intended early 19th cent. map). Bow Lane North 1824 (Pigot). Bow Street 1824 (Pigot), (McCullough, 146); 1824 (Pigot), 1835 (Dublin almanac). 1834 (Dublin almanac). Bow Lane 1843; Bow Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ Blessington Court (Dorset St Upper W.). Unnamed 1843; Blessington Court 1843 Bowe Lane (43153610). Bowes’ Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Boes Lane c. 1811 (Post office dir.), 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Longfield, 21/F/89, 181). Bowes’ Lane 1828 (Val.). Unnamed Blessington Lane (Dorset St Upper W.). Stable Lane 1827 (WSC maps, 65). 1843, 1847 (OS). Bowes’ Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Unnamed 1843; Mountjoy Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bowes Court (43803825). Bowes Court 1828 (Val.). Blessington Place (54305505). Blessington Place 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Boyce’s Court Near Patrick Street (q.v.), site unknown. Boyce’s Court 1824 Blessington Street (Dorset St Upper W.). Blessinton Street 1795 (Wilson). (Pigot). Blessington Street 1798 (Whitelaw), 1807 (Ancient records, xvi, Boyne Lane (Pearse St S.). Boyne Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1836 (RD 21/57). 44), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Boyne Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Bligh’s Cottages Near Church Road (q.v.), site unknown. Bligh’s Cottages 1847 Boyne Street [east] (Pearse St S.). Boyne Street 1845 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed (Thom). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Blind Quay See Exchange Street Lower, Exchange Street Upper. Boyne Street [west] (Pearse St S.). Boyne Street 1771 (RD 287/288/187283), 1773 Blind Quay Lower See Exchange Street Lower. (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Blind Quay Upper See Exchange Street Upper. 1828 (Val.), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bloomfield Avenue (Clanbrassil St Upper E.). Bloomfield Avenue 1839 (M’Cready, Brabazon Row ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1697†]. Cuckolds Row 1756 (Rocque). 9), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cuckold’s Row 1766 (Harris). Cuckolds Row 1773 (Scalé), Bluchard Yard Near Chancery Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bluchard Yard 1847 1776; Brabazon’s Row 1783 (Wilson). Brabazon Row 1811 (Thom). ⇒ (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Blue Boar Alley [1740†]. Near Werburgh Street (q.v.), site unknown. Blue Boar Brabazon Street ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1697]. Truck Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Alley 1766 (Harris). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776; Brabazon Street 1783–6 (Wilson), Blue Hand or Off Pill Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Blue Hand Court 1798 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bluehand Court (Whitelaw). Bluehand Court 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 Bracken’s Lane (Pearse St N.). Brackin Lane, Bracken Lane 1828 (Val.). Brackins (Thom). ⇒ Lane 1843; Bracken’s Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bluehand Yard Near Pill Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Bluehand Yard 1766 (RD Bracken’s Row Near Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bracken’s Row 1834 245/403/165385), 1828 (Val.). (Dublin almanac). Boardman’s Lane (Dolphin’s Barn St W.). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Boardman’s Lane Bradley’s Lane See Sackville Avenue. 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bradogue or Bradough See Halston Street [south]. Boat Street Location unknown. Boat Street 1757 (FDJ 19.11.1757). Alley or Lane Boat Street Quay Location unknown. Boat Street Quay 1758 (FDJ 11.4.1758). Brady’s Cottages Near Mayor Street (q.v.), site unknown. Brady’s Cottages 1847 Boater Lane Great See Bishop Street. (Thom). ⇒ Boater Lane Little See Drury Street. Brady’s Court Near Lime Street (q.v.), site unknown. Brady’s Court 1847 Bobbet’s or Bobits Lane Near Constitution Hill (q.v.), site unknown. Bobits Lane 1792 (Thom). ⇒ (RD 464/260/295203). Bobbet’s Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Brady’s Lane See Paradise Place [north]. 14 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Brady’s or Bradys Row See Paradise Place [north], St Mary’s Avenue North. Brown Street North† ⇒ (Church St W.). [1733]. Brown Street 1756 (Rocque). Brown’s Braithwaite Street ⇒ (Cork St N.). [1728]. Brathwite Street 1756 (Rocque). Street 1766 (Harris). Browns Street 1773 (Scalé). Brown Street Braithwait Street 1766 (Harris). Braithwaite Street 1768 1776 (Wilson). Brown Street North 1783–96 (Wilson). Browne’s (Pue’s Occurrences 3.2.1768). Brethwaite Street 1773 (Scalé). Street 1798 (Whitelaw). Brown Street 1811 (Campbell map), Braithwait Street 1776, 1783–96 (Wilson). Braithwaite Street 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Brown Street South† ⇒ (Cork St S.). [1728]. Browns Street 1756 (Rocque). Brown’s 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1766 (Harris). Browns Street 1773 (Scalé). Brown Street Bray Road Location unknown. Bray Road 1769 (RD 266/394/171695). South 1783–96 (Wilson). Browne’s Street 1798 (Whitelaw). Brazill’s Court Near Winetavern Street (q.v.), site unknown. Brazill’s Court Brown Street 1811 (Campbell map). Brown Street South 1824 1779 (RD 322/138/213245), 1798 (Whitelaw). (Pigot). Brown Street 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bread Row Near Ormond Market (q.v.), site unknown. Bread Row 1834 Brown’s Alley (1) ⇒ (45553940). [1756]. Browns Alley 1756 (Rocque). Brown’s (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Alley 1766 (Harris). Browns Alley 1773 (Scalé). Browns Alley Brewery Yard Off Sean Mac Dermott Street Lower (q.v.), site unknown. 1796 (Wilson). Browne’s Alley 1798 (Whitelaw). Brown Alley Brewery Yard 1840 (M’Cready, 12). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Brickfield Lane ⇒ (Cork St S.). [1728]. Brickfield Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Brown’s Alley South 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Brick Field Lane 1773 (Scalé). Brickfield Lane 1811 Brown’s Alley (2) Near Benburb Street [east] (q.v.), site unknown. Browne’s Alley (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1798 (Whitelaw). Brown’s Alley 1834 (Dublin almanac). Brickfield Lane Old See Moore Lane. Brown’s Alley South See Brown’s Alley (1). Brickfield Street Near Parnell Street (q.v.), site unknown, possibly same as Browns Lane See Frenchman’s Lane. O’Rahilly Parade (q.v.). Brickfield Street 1766 (Harris), 1783 Brunswick Place (Pearse St S.). Great Brunswick Place 1843, 1847 (OS). (Wilson). Brunswick Place 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Bride or Bride’s Alley See Bride Road [east]. Brunswick Street See Brunswick Street North. Bride Road [east] ⇒ (Nicholas St E.). [1673]. Bridget’s Alley 1756 (Rocque). Brunswick Street Great See Pearse Street. Brides Alley 1760 (Universal Advertiser 20.12.1760). Bride Brunswick Street New Location unknown. Brunswick Street New 1825 (Wright, 126). or Bridget’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Bridgets Alley 1773 (Scalé). Brunswick Street North† ⇒ (Church St Upper W.). [1664]. Channel Row 1756 (Rocque), Bride’s Alley 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences 6.2.1773), 1776 (SNL 1766 (Harris). Brunswick Street 1766 (RD 247/179/161143). 21.10.1776). Brides Alley 1783–96 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell Brunswick Street, formerly Channel Row 1767 (SNL 16.11.1767). map). Bride’s Alley 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Bride Channel Row 1768 (Pue’s Occurrences 2.4.1768), 1773 (Scalé), Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1776; Brunswick Street 1783–96 (Wilson). Channel Row 1801 Bride Street ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [c. 1230]. Bridget’s Street 1756 (Rocque). (Archer, 126). Brunswick Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1812 Bride Street 1763 (Ancient records, xi, 133). Bride or Bridget’s (Ancient records, xvi, 313), 1817 (Wright, 126). Brunswick Street 1766 (Harris). Bride’s Street 1772 (Ancient records, xii, Street North 1824 (Pigot). Brunswick Street 1843; Brunswick 198). Bridgets Street 1773 (Scalé). Bride Street 1776 (Wilson), Street North 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map), 1819 (Precinct plan), 1820 (Sherrard). Brunswick Street South Near Grand Canal Street Lower (q.v.), site unknown. Brunswick Brides Street 1824 (Pigot), 1835 (Ancient records, xix, 188). Street South 1824 (Pigot). Bride Street 1843, 1847 (OS). See also Cross Kevin Street. ⇒ Brush Row See Ormond Square [south-east]. Bride Street New See New Bride Street. Bryan or Bryan’s Alley Near Arran Street West (q.v.), site unknown. Bryan Alley 1776 Bride Well or See Arran Quay Terrace. (M’Cready, 16), 1783 (Wilson). Bryan’s Alley 1824 (Pigot), Bridewell Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Bride’s Place (Aungier St W.). Bride’s Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bryner’s Alley Near Bolton Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bryner’s Alley 1798 Bridge Row See Lady’s Lane. (Whitelaw). Bridge Street See Bridge Street Lower, Bridge Street Upper. Buckingham Place (66305360). Washington Street 1784 (RD 358/416/370548), Bridge Street Lower ⇒ [c. 1196]. Bridge Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Buckingham Place 1834 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson). Bridge Street Lower 1798 (Whitelaw), (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Buckingham 1806 (Wilson). Bridge Street 1811 (Campbell map). Bridge Place, see Halpin’s Row. ⇒ Street Lower 1824 (Pigot). Lower Bridge Street 1843; Bridge Buckingham Street See Buckingham Street Lower, Buckingham Street Upper. Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Buckingham Street (Amiens St W.). Buckingham Street, intended 1788 (Ó Cionnaith, Bridge Street Upper ⇒ [1728]. New Hall Market 1756 (Rocque). Newhall Market Lower 183); 1791 (Wilson map), 1809 (Ancient records, xvi, 164), 1811 1766 (Harris). New Hall Market 1773 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson). (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843; Buckingham Street Lower Newhall Market 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Intended 1787; Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bridge Street 1796 (Ancient records, xiv, 26, 444). Bridge Street Buckingham Street (Amiens St W.). Buckingham Street, intended 1788 (Ó Cionnaith, 1811 (Campbell map). Bridge Street Upper 1824 (Pigot). Upper Upper 183); 1791 (Wilson map), 1809 (Ancient records, xvi, 164), 1811 Bridge Street 1843; Bridge Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Buckingham Street Upper 1835 Bridgefoot Street ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [possibly 13th cent.]. Bridge Foot Street (RD Index book). Buckingham Street 1843; Buckingham Street [north] 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris). Bridgefoot Street 1761 (Ancient Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ records, xi, 18). Bridge Foot Street 1773 (Scalé). Bridgefoot Buckridge or ⇒ (53953825). [1728]. Buckridges Court 1756 (Rocque). Street 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Dirty Lane or Buckridge’s Court Puckridge Court 1766 (Harris). Buckridges Court 1773 (Scalé). Bridgefoot Street 1820 (WSC maps, 425/2). Bridgefoot Street Buckridges Court 1776 (SNL 8.3.1776). Puckridge Court 1783; 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Buckridge Court 1796 (Wilson). Buckridge’s Court 1798 (Ancient Bridgefoot Street ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [possibly 13th cent.]. Dirty Lane 1756 records, xv, 67). Buckridge Court 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843 [south] (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Bridgefoot Street (OS). 1776 (SNL 13.5.1776). Dirty Lane 1779 (Ancient records, Bull Alley ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [1667]. Bull Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 xiii, 78), 1783–6 (Wilson). Dirty Lane or Bridgefoot Street (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1787 (Ancient records, 1798 (Whitelaw). Bridgefoot Street 1811 (Campbell map). xiv, 2), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Dirty Lane or Bridgefoot Street 1820 (WSC maps, 425/2). Bull Lane ⇒ (Church St E.). [1519]. Bull Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Bridgefoot Street 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also St Michan’s Place. ⇒ Bridget’s or See Bride Road [east]. Bumbailiff’s or See Fumbally Lane. Bridgets Alley Bumbailifs Lane Bridget’s or See Bride Street. Bunting Lane See McCann’s Lane, Sampson’s Lane. Bridgets Street Burges or See Burgess Lane. Brien’s Alley (Church St E.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 Burges’s Lane (Campbell map). Brien’s Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Burgess Lane ⇒ (Church St W.). [1728]. Burges Lane 1756 (Rocque). Burges’s Brighton Cottages Near North Strand Rd (q.v.), site unknown. Brighton Cottages Lane 1766 (Harris). Burgess’s Lane 1773 (Scalé). Burgess Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Burges L 1811 (Campbell map). Burgess Britain Court (Parnell St N.). Britain Court 1796 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Burgh Court See Borris Court. Britain Lane ⇒ (Parnell St N.). [1728]. Brock Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Burgh Quay †Laid out in 1805–9 (Casey, 457). Burgh Quay 1811 (Campbell (Harris), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Britain Lane, Brock Lane map), 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). 1783 (Wilson). Britain Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), See also 17 Transport. ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Britain Place (Parnell St S.). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Cumberland Lane 1806 (SNL 7.6.1806). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Cumberland Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Britain Quay Unnamed 1795 (M’Cready, 46). Britain Quay Great 1796; Great Britain Quay 1804 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Great Britain Quay 1828 (Val.), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Britain Street or Britain See Parnell Street. Street Great Britain Street Little See Little Britain Street. Britt’s Yard Near Meath Place (q.v.), site unknown. Britt’s Yard 1766 (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Broad Stone or See Constitution Hill, Phibsborough Road [south]. Broadstone Brock Lane See Britain Lane. Bromley’s Lane Off Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bromley’s Lane 1758 (RD 196/75/129171). Brookfield Road (Old Kilmainham S.). From Kilmainham 1773 (Scalé). Commons Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). The Common Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Brown or See next two entries. Browne’s Street Burgh Quay, the corn exchange and customhouse, 1820 (Brocas 5, private collection) DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 15

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Burke’s Court (Leeson St Lower E.). Burke’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), Capel Street ⇒ (Church St E.). [1685]. Capel Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1767 (Ancient records, xi, 377), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 Burn’s Alley (Thomas St S.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Wilson), 1778 (Ancient records, xiii, 2), 1801 (Archer, 213), (Campbell map). Byrne’s Alley 1843; Burn’s Alley 1847 (OS). 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Byrne’s Alley 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Cardiff Lane (Pearse St N.). Clarence Street Great 1798 (Whitelaw). Great Burren Street Off Arran Quay Terrace (q.v.), site unknown. Burren Street 1770 Clarence Street 1811 (Campbell map). Cardiff Street 1812 (RD 274/403/179385). (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Cardiff’s Lane 1833 (RD 17/72), 1834 Burris, Burrow or See Borris Court. (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Burrow’s Court Cardiff Street See Cardiff Lane. Burton’s Court Near Prince’s Street (q.v.), site unknown. Burton’s Court 1767 Card’s Lane (Pearse St N.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (SNL 16.11.1767). Carion Row See Ormond Square [south-west]. Busby’s Court (Cornmarket S.). Busby’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Carlisle Court (Burgh Quay S.). Carlisle Court 1844 (Dublin almanac). Butchers Row Liberty of St Sepulchre, site unknown. Butchers Row 1821 (RD Unnamed 1843; Carlisle Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ 764/356/518691). Carman’s Hall ⇒ (Cornmarket S.). [1728]. Cammon Hall 1756 (Rocque). Butler or Butler’s Court (Dorset St Upper W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Carman Hall 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé plan). Carmans Hall Williams’s Court 1813 (RD 665/476/460151). Butler Court 1776, 1783 (Wilson). Carman’s Lane 1811 (Campbell map). 1834 (Dublin almanac). Butlers Court 1843; Butler’s Court 1847 Carman Hall 1824 (Pigot). Carman’s Hall 1834 (Dublin (OS). Butler’s or William’s Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ almanac). Carman Hall 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Butter Lane See Bishop Street. Carman’s Lane See Carman’s Hall. Bye Corner Lane Near Exchequer Street (q.v.), site unknown. Bye Corner Lane Carpenter’s Alley Near Cook Street (q.v.), site unknown. Carpenter’s Alley 1776 1758 (RD 193/373/128162). (Wilson). Byrne or Byrne’s Hill See Ardee Street [north]. Carrion Row or Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Carrion Row South Byrne’s Alley See Burn’s Alley. Carrion Row South 1783–6 (Wilson). Carrion Row 1798 (Whitelaw), 1824 (Pigot). Byrne’s Court (1) Near Church Street (q.v.), site unknown. Byrne’s Court 1798 Carrion Row North See Ormond Square [south-west]. (Whitelaw), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Carroll’s Court (Amiens St W.). Carroll’s 1843; Carroll’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Byrne’s Court (2) (Thomas St S.). Byrne’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw), 1834 (Dublin Carter or Carter’s Lane See Duck Lane, Friary Avenue. almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Carter’s or Carters Alley ⇒ (62154200). [1722]. Carters Alley 1756 (Rocque). Carter’s Byrne’s Lane (1) ⇒ (Abbey St Upper S.). [1756]. Byrns Lane 1756 (Rocque), Alley 1766 (Harris). Carters Alley 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). 1773 (Scalé). Byrne’s Lane 1766 (Harris), 1776–83 (Wilson), Casers Lane See Keysars Lane. 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Byrnes Lane Casey’s Cottages Near King’s Inns Street (q.v.), site unknown. Casey’s Cottages 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Byrne’s Lane (2) Near Ardee Street (q.v.), site unknown. Byrne’s Lane 1834 Casey’s Court Near Francis St (q.v.), site unknown. Casey’s Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Dublin almanac). Cash Row See Rotundo Market. Byrne’s Square (Summerhill S.). Byrne’s Square 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Castle Ally (55203990). Castle Ally; passage or ally 1766 (WSC maps, 94/1, Cabbage Garden Lane See Cathedral Lane. 94/5). Cabra Lane See Prussia Street. Castle Lane See Palace Street. Cabra Road (North Circular Rd N.). Unnamed 1843; Cabragh Road 1847 Castle Market (South Great George’s St E.). Castle Market 1791 (Wilson map), (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). Castle Cabragh Lane or Road See Cabra Road, Prussia Street, Old Cabra Road. Market or Back Row 1847 (Thom). See also South City Market. ⇒ Cads Lough or (Parnell St S.). Cad’s Lough 1843 (OS). Cadslough 1843 (Post Castle Steps ⇒ (Castle St S.). [1326]. Cole Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Cadslough office dir.). Cads Lough 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). The Castle Steps Cain’s Alley (The Coombe S.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Kane’s Alley 1766 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Cain’s Alley 1798 (Whitelaw). Castle Street ⇒ [late 10th cent.]. Castle Street 1756 (Rocque), 1761 (Reading), Canes Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Kane Alley 1824 (Pigot). 1762 (Ancient records, xi, 60), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), Kane’s Alley 1834 (Dublin almanac). Cain’s Alley 1843, 1847 1776 (Wilson). Cole Alley East 1783 (Wilson). Cole Alley 1798 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw). To be repaved 1809 (Ancient records, xvi, 121). Calendar, Calender or Near Cook Street (q.v.), site unknown. Callendar Yard 1766 Castle Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Callendar Yard (Harris). Calender Yard 1783 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Calendar (OS). ⇒ Yard 1843 (Post office dir), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Castleforbes Road (Amiens St E.). Fish Street 1760 (Rocque county), 1811 Camac Place Near Dolphin’s Barn (q.v.), site unknown. Camac Place 1834 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Dublin almanac). Catharine’s or See Catherine Lane North, St Catherine’s Lane West. Cambells Place See Campbell’s Place. Catharines Lane Camden Buildings (Camden St Lower E.). Camden Buildings 1832 (Dublin Catharine’s Street See Catherine Street. almanac), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cathedral Lane ⇒ (Kevin St Upper S.). [1728]. Cabbage Garden Lane 1756 Camden Court (1) (Camden St Lower E.). Gunpowder Office Yard 1798 (Whitelaw). (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1769 (RD 265/478/177653), 1773 Gun Powder Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Gunpowder Court (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson). Cathedral Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1819 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 158). Camden Court 1824Pigot ( ), 1819 (Precinct plan), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). Camden Court South 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Cathedral Street ⇒ (O’Connell St Upper E.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), Camden Court (2) (Thomas St S.). Camden Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1773 (Scalé). Elephant’s Lane 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Elephant Camden Court South See Camden Court (1). Lane 1783–1806 (Wilson), 1808 (SNL 4.5.1808), 1811 (Campbell Camden Market (Camden St Lower W.). Camden Market 1798 (Whitelaw), 1847 map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Catherine Court Near North William Street (q.v.), site unknown. Catherine Camden Place (Camden St Lower E.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Camden Court 1847 (Thom). For another Catherine Court, see George’s Place 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Avenue. ⇒ Camden Row ⇒ (Camden St Lower W.). [possibly 1465]. Long Lane 1756 Catherine Lane North (Church St Upper W.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Catherine’s (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1791 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 83). Camden Lane 1759 (RD 200/401/133612). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Row 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). Camden Row or Long Lane 1847 Kathren’s Lane 1783–6; Katharan’s Lane 1796 (Wilson). (Thom). ⇒ Catherine’s Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Katherin’s Lane 1805 Camden Street See next entry, Camden Street Upper. (Longfield, 21/F/86, 14). Catherine Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Camden Street Lower ⇒ [1660]. St Kevans Port 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Camden Catharines Lane c. 1810 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 22). Katherine’s Street 1783–96 (Wilson). Camden Street, formerly Kevin’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). Catherine’s Lane 1843; Catherine Lane 1847 Port, named in 1778 (Casey, 657). Camden Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Catherine Lane West See St Catherine’s Lane West. Camden Street Old (56702810). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). Catherine or See Catherine Lane North, St Catherine’s Lane West. ⇒ Catherine’s Lane Camden Street Upper ⇒ [1673]. Camden Street 1779 (RD 328/313/220878), 1790 Catherine Street ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1728]. Ash Street 1756 (Rocque). Catharine’s (Ancient records, xiv, 143), 1811 (Campbell map). Porto Bello Street 1766 (Harris). Catherine Street 1783 (Wilson), 1824 1817 (Warburton map). Camden Street 1824 (Pigot). Upper (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Camden Street 1843; Camden Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cavan Street Location unknown, probably same as Kevin Street (q.v.). Cavan Camden Villas (Camden St Lower E.). Camden Villa 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1772 (Ancient records, xii, 200). Cammon Hall See Carman’s Hall. Cavanagh or (Church St W.). Cavanagh Court 1776 (M’Cready, 19), 1783–6 Campbell’s Court (Capel St W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cavanagh’s Court (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1824 (Pigot). Cavons Court 1843; Campbell’s Lane (Drumcondra Rd Lower E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cavanagh’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Campbell’s Place (60605785). Cambells Place 1843; Campbell’s Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cavendish Row (Parnell St N.). [1753†]. Cavendish Street 1756 (Rocque). Campbell’s Row (Drumcondra Rd Lower E.). Campbell’s Row 1834 (Dublin Cavendish Row 1766 (Harris), 1776 (Wilson). Cavendish Street almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1773 (Scalé). Cavendish Row 1779 (Ancient records, xiii, 67), Canal Place Near Grand Canal Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Canal Place 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 1798 (Whitelaw), 1824 (Pigot). (OS). ⇒ Canal Quay or See Grand Canal Quay. Cavendish Street See Cavendish Row, Parnell Square East. Canal Quay Grand Cavons Court See Cavanagh Court. Canal Street Grand See Grand Canal Street Lower, Grand Canal Street Upper. Cecilia Street ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1728]. Crow Street 1756 (Rocque). Cecilia Canal Terrace Avenue (49505300). Canal Terrace Avenue 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1766 (Harris). St Cecilia Street 1773 (Scalé). Cecelia Canes Alley See Cain’s Alley. Street 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). St Cecilia Street 1782 (WSC Canning’s Place Near Sherrard Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Canning’s Place maps, 112). Cecilia Street 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cannon or Canon Street ⇒ (Kevin St Upper N.). [c. 1240]. Petty Cannon Alley 1756 Chamber Street ⇒ (Cork St S.). [1728]. Chamber Street 1756 (Rocque). Chambre (Rocque). Petty Cannons Alley 1766 (Harris). Petty Cannon Street 1766 (Harris). Chamber Street 1767 (Ancient records, Alley 1773 (Scalé). Pettycannon Alley 1776 (SNL 13.5.1776). xi, 369), 1773 (Scalé). Chambre Street 1776, 1783 (Wilson). Cannon Street 1780 (RD 335/161/222912). Pettycanon’s Alley Chamber Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1783 (Wilson). Canon Street 1784 (Ancient records, xiii, 347), Chancellor’s Lane Near Baggot Street (q.v.), site unknown. Chancellor’s Lane 1798 1786 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1819 (Precinct plan). (Whitelaw). Petty Cannon Alley 1824 (Pigot). Pettycannon Aly 1834 (Dublin Chancery Lane [north] ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [c. 1230]. Chancery Lane 1756 (Rocque), almanac). Canon Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1761 (Ancient records, xi, 8), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 16 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) (Wilson). Little Chancery Lane 1803, 1813 (Longfield, 21/F/87, Chatham Street (Grafton St W.). Chatham Street 1773 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 108), 103, 84). Chancery Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1825 (Ancient records, (OS). ⇒ xviii, 112), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Chancery Lane [south] ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [c. 1230]. Chancery Lane 1756 (Rocque), Chaytor’s Court Near Bellevue (q.v.), site unknown. Chaytor’s Court 1847 1761 (Ancient records, xi, 8), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Thom). ⇒ (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Great Chancery Lane 1813 Cheater’s Alley See next entry. (Longfield, 21/F/87, 84). Chancery Lane 1843, 1847 (OS).⇒ Cheater’s Lane (Wexford St E.). [1730†]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque). Cheater’s Chancery Place ⇒ (Church St E.). [1673]. Mass Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Lane 1758 (FDJ 11.4.1757). Cheater’s Alley 1766 (Harris). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1811 (Campbell Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Cheater’s Alley 1783 (Wilson). map). Mass Lane North 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Cheaters Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Cheater La 1824 (Pigot). Chancery Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cheater’s Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Chancery Street [east] ⇒ (Church St E.). [1539]. Pill Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), Chelsea Lane See Duke Lane Upper. 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1786 (Ancient records, xiii, 457), Chequer Lane See Exchequer Street, Wicklow Street. 1811 (Campbell map), 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 243), 1843, 1847 Cherry Court Near Bride Street (q.v.), site unknown. Cherry Court 1824 (OS). ⇒ (Pigot). Change Alley See Exchange Court. Cherry Lane (1) ⇒ (Bolton St E.). [1728]. Cherry Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Channel Row See Brunswick Street North. (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Chapel Alley (1) Near Church Street (q.v.), site unknown. Chapel Alley 1783, Cherrylane 1843; Cherry Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1786, 1806 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). For other Chapel Alleys, see Cherry Lane (2) (Bolton St E.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 Chapel Lane (1), Chapel Yard (1). (Campbell map), 1843; Cherry Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Chapel Alley (2) Near Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Chapel Alley 1798 Cherry Tree or ⇒ (James’s St N.). [1756]. Cherry Tree Lane 1756 (Rocque), (Whitelaw). Cherrytree Lane 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1787 (Ancient records, xiv, 20), Chapel Court Near St Michael’s Hill (q.v.), site unknown. Chapel Court 1834 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843; Cherrytree Lane (Dublin almanac). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Chapel Lane† (1) ⇒ (50604075). [1728]. Chappel Yard 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Cherrytree Inn Yard Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Cherrytree Inn Yard (Scalé). Chapel Alley 1797 (WSC maps, 368). Chapel Lane 1811 1798 (Whitelaw). (Campbell map). Chesnut Place (49152780). Chesnut Place 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Chapel Lane (2) (71304775). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Chester Alley ⇒ (53404135). [1754]. CA 1756 (Rocque). Chester Alley 1766 Chapel Lane (3) [east] (Parnell St S.). Chapel Lane 1766 (Harris), 1798 (Whitelaw). Lane (Harris). CA 1773 (Scalé). Chaster Alley 1781 (WSC maps, 1811 (Campbell map). Chapel Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 694). Chester Alley 1783 (Wilson), 1812 (WSC maps, 412). (OS). ⇒ Chester Street See Fleet Street. Chapel Lane (3) [north] ⇒ (Parnell St S.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Fortick’s Chesterfield Avenue ⇒ (Phoenix Park). [1756]. Road from Castleknock 1756 Lane 1757 (RD 190/212/129808). Chapel Lane 1766 (Harris), (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). Chesterfield 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Chapel Lane Avenue 1830 (Casey, 290). Unnamed 1843 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Chestnut Court Near New Street (q.v.), site unknown, possibly same as Chestnut Chapel Lane (4) (Thomas St S.). Chapel Lane 1783 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Place (q.v.). Chestnut Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Chicken Lane See Arbour Place. Chapel Yard (1) ⇒ (High St N.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Chapel Yard Christ Church or See St Michael’s Hill (1). 1766 (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Chapel Alley 1798 (Whitelaw). Christchurch Lane Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Chapel Yard 1824 (Pigot), Christ Church Place See Christchurch Place. 1843, 1847 (OS). Chapel Alley 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Christ Church Yard ⇒ (52453945). [1610]. Christ Church Yard 1756 (Rocque), 1764 Chapel Yard (2) Near Church Street (q.v.), site unknown. Chapel Yard 1844 (Reading), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). See also Adam and Eve’s Lane. ⇒ (Campbell map). Chappel Yard See Chapel Lane (1). Christchurch Place ⇒ [c. 1215]. Fishamble Street 1756 (Rocque). Fish Shamble Street Charcoal Lane Off Earl Street South (q.v.), site unknown. Charcoal Lane 1766 [north]† 1761 (Reading). Fishamble Street 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Charing Cross Lane Location unknown. Charing Cross Lane 1833 (RD Index book). (OS). ⇒ Charlemont Avenue (Leeson St Lower W.). Charlemont Avenue 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Christchurch Place ⇒ [c. 1220]. Skinner Row 1756 (Rocque), 1776 (Wilson); to be Charlemont Mall (Leeson St Lower W.). Charlemont Mall 1806 (M’Cready, 20), [west] widened 1791; repaved 1808 (Ancient records, xiv, 212; xvi, 1812 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 100). Skinner Row 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Christ Charlemont Parade (North Strand Rd W.). Charlemont Parade 1847 (Thom). For Church Place 1834 (Dublin almanac). Christ’s Church Place another Charlemont Parade, see Charlemont Place. ⇒ 1843; Christchurch Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ Charlemont Place (Leeson St Lower W.). Charlemont Place 1798 (Whitelaw). Chronicle Court (55654025). Chronicle Court 1769 (M’Cready, 21), 1778, 1782 Charlemont Parade 1824 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 106). Charlemont (WSC maps, 334, 113), 1783–6 (Wilson). Place 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Church Lane† (1) ⇒ (55253480). Church Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Charlemont Row (Leeson St Lower W.). Charlemont Row 1798 (Whitelaw), 1824 Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Church Lane (2) ⇒ (College Green S.). [1610]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Charlemont Street (Leeson St Lower W.). Charlemont Street 1790 (Ancient records, Church Lane 1766 (Harris), 1811 (Campbell map). Church Lane xiv, 143), 1801 (Archer, 132), 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 Southeast 1824 (Pigot). Church Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). For other (Dublin almanac). Charlemont Street 1843; Charlemont Street Church Lanes, see Mark Street [north], Mark’s Lane. ⇒ Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Church Lane (3) Near Thomas Court (q.v.), site unknown. Church Lane 1766 Charlemont Street See Charlemont Street. (Harris). Lower Church Lane East See Mark’s Lane. Charlemont Street See Talbot Place. Church Lane South ⇒ (Wexford St W.). [early 15th cent.]. Church Lane 1756 North (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson), 1798 Charles Lane (Summerhill N.). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Charles Lane Great 1844 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Church Lane (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ South 1834 (Dublin almanac). Church Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Charles Lane Great See previous entry. Church Lane West Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Church Lane West Charles Row See Ormond Square [south-west]. 1824 (Pigot). Charles Street See Charles Street West. Church Lane Southeast See Church Lane (2). Charles Street Great (Summerhill N.). Charles Street Great 1798 (Whitelaw). Charles Church Road (North Strand Rd E.). Church Road 1760 (Rocque county), 1773 Street North Great 1806 (Wilson). Great Charles Street 1811 (Scalé), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Charles Street Great North 1824 (Pigot). Church Street ⇒ [c. 1242]. Church Street 1756 (Rocque), 1758 (Ancient Charles Street Great 1834 (Dublin almanac). Great Charles records, x, 344). Church Street Old 1766 (Harris). Church Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Old Church Street 1812 Charles Street Great See previous entry. (Longfield, 21/F/86, 21), 1786 (DEP 14.12.1786). Church North Street 1811 (Campbell map). Old Church Street 1822 (Ancient Charles Street South Near Grand Canal Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Charles records, xvii, 422). Church Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Street South 1795 (M’Cready, 20), 1824 (Pigot). (OS). Church Street Old 1847 (Thom). See also Church Street Charles Street West ⇒ (Church St E.). [1708]. Charles Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Upper. ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1802 (SNL 30.1.1802), Church Street New ⇒ (Church St W.). [1673]. New Church Street 1756 (Rocque). 1811 (Campbell map). Charles Street West 1824 (Pigot). Charles Church Street New 1766 (Harris). New Church Street 1773 Street 1828 (Val.), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Scalé). Church Street New 1776, 1783 (Wilson). New Church Charleville Avenue (North Strand Rd W.). Unnamed 1843; Bay View Parade 1847 Street 1801 (Ancient records, xv, 190). New Ch Street 1811 [east] (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Church Street New 1824 (Pigot). New Church Charleville Avenue (Ballybough Rd E.). Quinns Place 1843; Quinn’s Place 1847 Street 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 243), 1843; Church Street New [west] (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). New Church Street 1847 (DEP 12.5.1847). ⇒ Charleville Mall (North Strand Rd W.). Charleville Mall 1834 (Dublin almanac), Church Street North See Church Street Upper. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Church Street Old See Church Street. Charlotte Quay (Ringsend Rd N.). Charlotte Quay 1795 (M’Cready, 20), 1804 Church Street Upper† ⇒ [1673]. Glasmanoge 1756 (Rocque). Glassmahonoge 1763; (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1817 (Warburton Glassmohonogue 1765 (Ancient records, xi, 148, 299). map). Charlotte Quay 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Glassmanogue 1766 (Harris). Glasmanoge 1773 (Scalé). Upper Charlotte Place (57252850). Charlotte Place 1844 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed Church Street 1776 (SNL 8.1.1776). Glasmanogue 1781 (WSC 1843, 1847 (OS). Charlotte Place 1847 (Thom). ⇒ maps, 263). Church Street 1811 (Campbell map). Glassmanogue Charlotte Street (Camden St Upper E.). Charlotte Street 1783 (Wilson), 1790 1824 (Pigot). Church Street Upper 1824 (Pigot). Upper Church (Ancient records, xiv, 143), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Street 1826 (WSC maps, 54), 1843; Church Street North 1847 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Chaster Alley See Chester Alley. Churn Inn Yard (1) Near Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Churn Inn Yard 1798 Chatham Lane (South Great George’s St E.). Lane 1811 (Campbell map). (Whitelaw). Chatham Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Churn Inn Yard (2) Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Churn Inn Yard 1798 Chatham Row (South Great George’s St E.). Chatham Row 1798 (Whitelaw), (Whitelaw). 1804 (Wilson), 1812 (Ancient records, xvi, 297), 1834 (Dublin Circle Near Ormond Market (q.v.), site unknown. Circle 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ almanac). Circle or Dawson Circus 1847 (Thom). DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 17

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Circular Road See Dalymount, Haddington Road, Infirmary Road, Mespil Coffey’s Court (2) (Parnell St S.). Coffey’s Court 1843 (OS), 1844 (Dublin Road, North Circular Road, Seville Place, South Circular Road, almanac), 1847 (OS). ⇒ South Lotts Road. Coghill’s Court ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1710]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Coghill’s Circus Place Near Blessington Street (q.v.), site unknown. Circus Place 1834 Court 1766 (Harris). Cogil’s Court 1778; Coghil’s Court 1782; (Dublin almanac). Cockle’s Court 1789 (WSC maps, 334, 113, 350). Coghill’s City Crane (44303880). City Crane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Court 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Coghlan’s Alley Near Bridge Street (q.v.), site unknown. Coghlan’s Alley 1766 City Market See Binn’s Court, Blackhall Row. (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). City Quay ⇒ [1717]. Rogerson’s Quay 1756 (Rocque). City Kay 1757 Coke Lane ⇒ (Arran Quay N.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Stable (FDJ 8.2.1757). City Quay 1766 (Harris). Rogerson’s Quay Lane 1773 (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 1773 (Scalé). City Quay 1778 (WSC maps, 680), 1781 (DCS (OS). ⇒ maps, 111), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Cold Blow or Location unknown. Coldblow Lane 1776 (SNL 13.5.1776). (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Coldblow Lane Cold Blow Lane 1829 (Ancient records, xviii, 359). City Row Near City Market (q.v.), site unknown. City Row 1798 Cole Alley East See Castle Street. (Whitelaw). Cole Alley West See Meath Place. Clanbrassil Street See Clanbrassil Street Upper. Cole or Coles Alley See Castle Steps, Castle Street, Meath Place. Clanbrassil Street ⇒ [1673]. New Street 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 Cole Street Near Church Street (q.v.), site unknown, perhaps same as Lower (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Thunder’s Court (q.v.). Cole Street 1824 (Pigot). Clanbrassil Street ⇒ [1673]. Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county). Clanbrassil Street Cole’s Court See Thunder’s Court. Upper 1799 (M’Cready, 22), 1811 (Campbell map), 1821 (RD Colebank’s Alley Near The Coombe (q.v.), site unknown. Colebank’s Alley 1766 590/521/403930), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Clanbrassil Terrace ⇒ (Clanbrassil St Lower W.). [1728]. Tuckers Lane 1756 Coleraine Street ⇒ (Church St Upper E.). [1728]. Coleraine Street 1756 (Rocque), (Rocque). Tucker’s Row 1766 (Harris). Tuckers Row 1773 (Scalé). 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–83 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell Dukers Lane 1791 (RD 610/316/426001). Ducker’s Lane 1798 map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw). Tuckers Row 1811 (Campbell map). Ducker’s Lane Cole’s Lane (1) Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Cole’s Lane 1798 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). Ducker’s or Dowker’s Lane 1847 (Whitelaw). For other Cole’s or Coles Lanes, see Meath Place, (Thom). ⇒ Thunder’s Court. Clanwilliam Place (Mount St Lower N.). Clanwilliam Place 1836 (Dublin almanac), Coles Lane† (2) ⇒ (O’Connell St Upper W.). [1699]. Coles Lane 1756 (Rocque). 1839 (RD 7/216), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cole’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Coles Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1776 Clare Lane (Pearse St S.). Clare Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), (Wilson). Cole’s Lane 1786 (DEP 6.5.1786), 1798 (Whitelaw). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Coles Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Cole’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). Clare Street Laid out in 1760s (Casey, 568). Clare Street 1766 (Harris), 1773 Coles Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Cole Lane 1843; Coles Lane (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Coles Lane Market See O’Rahilly Parade, Riddles Row. Clarence Lane Location unknown. Clarence Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Cole’s Yard Near Hanbury Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Cole’s Yard 1766 Clarence Place Great (Pearse St S.). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Clarence Place Great 1843 (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). (Post office dir.), 1844 (RD 4/28), 1847 (Thom). Great Clarence College Green ⇒ [1661]. College Green 1756 (Rocque; Ancient records, x, Place 1847 (OS). See also Queen’s Terrace. ⇒ 223), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Widened in Clarence Street Great See Cardiff Lane, Macken Street. 1780s (Casey, 377). College Green 1797 (Longfield, 21/F/88, Clarence Street or See North Clarence Street. 122), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Clarence Street College Lane (Trinity College). College Lane 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ North College Street ⇒ [1687–8]. College Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), Clarendon Market ⇒ (Grafton St W.). [1721]. Clarendon Market 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Bank Street, intended 1782 (WSC 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–83 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell maps, 112). College Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1817 (Ancient map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Clarendon records, xvii, 173). Bank Street 1824 (Pigot). College Street Market, see Clarendon Row. ⇒ 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Clarendon Row ⇒ (Grafton St W.). [1721]. Clarendon Market 1756 (Rocque). Clarendon Row 1798 (Whitelaw), 1833 (RD Index book), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Clarendon Street ⇒ (Grafton St W.). [1728]. Clarendon Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1772 (Ancient records, xii, 211), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–83 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1818 (Longfield, 21/F/88, 118), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Clarke’s Court See next three entries. Clarke’s Court East (South Great George’s St W.). Clarke’s Court 1783–6 (Wilson). Clark’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Clarke’s Court 1824 (Pigot). Clark’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843 (OS). Clarke’s Court East 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). Clark’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Clarke’s Court North (Mary’s Lane S.). Clarke’s Court 1843 (OS). Clarke’s Court North 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). Clarke’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Clarke’s Court (Henry St N.). Clarke’s Court 1843 (OS). Clarke’s Court Northeast Northeast 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). Clarke’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Clarke’s Court Off Boyne Street (q.v.) N., site unknown. Clarke’s Court Southeast Southeast 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Clark’s Court (1) (52354100). Clarke’s Court 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Clark’s Court (2) Near Exchequer Street (q.v.), site unknown. Clark’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw). For another Clark’s Court, see Clarke’s Court East. College Street and Bank of Ireland, 1831, by George Petrie (Dublin delineated, p. 11) Clark’s Lane Near Charlemont Street (q.v.), site unknown. Clark’s Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Clear Lane See Halston Street [north]. Clement’s Alley Near Abbey Street (q.v.), site unknown. Clement’s Alley 1766 Collier’s Court Near John Street South (q.v.), site unknown. Collier’s Court (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). 1824 (Pigot). Clinch’s Court (North Strand Rd W.). Clinches Court 1839 (RD 14/210). Collins Fields See Croker’s Lane. Unnamed 1843 (OS), Clinches Court 1847 (Thom). Unnamed Collonade See Royal Collonade. 1847 (OS). ⇒ Comb or Combe See The Coombe. Clive Street Location unknown. Clive Street 1795 (FDJ 3.1.1795). Commercial Court Near Bridge Street Lower (q.v.), site unknown. Commercial Clonliffe Road (Ballybough Rd W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Clonliffe Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Common or See Brookfield Road. Clonmel Street (Camden St Lower E.). Clonmell Street, proposed in 1836 Commons Lane (Longfield, 21/F/88, 119). Clonmel Street, ‘now building’ 1844 Commons Street (Amiens St E.). Common Street 1760 (Rocque county). Commons (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Coal Ally Location unknown. Coal Ally 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences 1847 (OS). ⇒ 6.2.1773). Coney Court Near Little Green Street (q.v.), site unknown. Coney Court 1766 Coal Quay See Wood Quay [east]. (Harris). Coburg Place [east] (Amiens St E.). Whitworth Row 1818 (RD 733/102/499837), Connaught Street (Phibsborough Rd W.). Faussagh Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Connolly’s Court (64604975). Connolly’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Coburg Place [south] (Amiens St E.). Coburg Place 1836 (RD 8/192), 1843, 1847 Connolly’s or See Ewington Lane [north]. (OS). ⇒ Connoly’s Lane Coburg Place [west] (69705150). Coburg Place 1836 (RD 8/192), 1843, 1847 Connor’s Court (1) Near Bull Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Connor’s Court 1844 (OS). ⇒ (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Coburg Row Near North Strand Road (q.v.), site unknown, probably same as Connor’s Court (2) Near Haddington Road (q.v.), site unknown. Connor’s Court Coburg Place (q.v.). Coburg Row 1824 (Pigot), 1832 (Dublin 1847 (Thom). ⇒ almanac). Connor’s Court (3) (South Great George’s St W.). Connors Court 1843; Connor’s Cock Hill† ⇒ (51403955). [c. 1190]. Cock Hill 1756 (Rocque), 1761 Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Reading), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1786 (DEP 6.5.1786), Connor’s Court (4) (Thomas St N.). Connor’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). 1796 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 112), 1811 (Campbell map), 1814 Connors Court 1843; Connor’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Longfield, 21/F/90, 200). For another Cock Hill, see Cork Hill. Connor’s Row Near William Street (q.v.), site unknown. Connor’s Row 1844, Cockle’s Court See Coghill’s Court. 1846 (Dublin almanac). Coffey’s Court (1) Near Spring Garden (q.v.), site unknown. Coffey’s Court 1847 Conroy’s Court (Kevin St Upper S.). Conroy’s Court 1844 (Dublin almanac), (Thom). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ 18 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Constitution Hill ⇒ [1328†]. Broad Stone, Road to Glasnevin 1756 (Rocque), Cow Parlour ⇒ (45253185). [1734]. Cow Parler 1756 (Rocque). Cow Parlour 1773 (Scalé). Constitution Hill 1791 (WSC maps, 73), 1798 1766 (Harris), 1783 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1806 (Wilson), (Whitelaw). Broad Stone 1804 (Ancient records, xv, 376). 1824 (Pigot). Constitution Hill 1811 (Campbell map). Broad Stone 1824 Cox or Cox’s Court See St Audoen’s Terrace. (Pigot). Constitution Hill 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cradock’s Alley Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Cradock’s Alley 1766 Convent Close [east] (Baggot St Lower N.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Convent Place (Leeson St Lower W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Crampton Court ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1637]. Cramton Court 1756 (Rocque). Conyngham Road Road from Chappel Izzod 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Crampton Court 1757 (Ancient records, x, 291), 1766 Conyngham Road 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Cramton Court 1773 (Scalé). Crampton Court 1778 Cook, Cooke’s or ⇒ (James’s St N.). [1756]. Cooks Lane 1756 (Rocque). (WSC maps, 334), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Cook’s Lane Cooke’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Cooks Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1811 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Cooke’s Lane 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Cook Crampton Quay Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Crampton Quay 1766 (Harris), 1768 Lane 1824 (Pigot). Cooks Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Ancient records, xi, 451). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Crampton Cook Street ⇒ (High St N.). [1223]. Cook Street 1756 (Rocque). Cooke Quay 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Street 1762 (Ancient records, xi, 96), 1766 (Harris). Cook Street 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ 1771 (Ancient records, xii, 111), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), Crane Lane ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1673]. Crane Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1801 (Archer, 133). Cooke Street 1811 (Campbell map). Cook (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). Crane Lane East Street 1815 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 204), 1843, 1847 (OS).⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Crane Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). For other Crane Coombe Lower See The Coombe [east]. Lanes, see next entry, Crane Street. ⇒ Coombe Upper See The Coombe [west]. Crane Lane West Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Crane Lane 1766 Coombe, The [east] ⇒ [1192]. Lower Coomb 1756 (Rocque). Coombe Lower 1766 (Harris). Crane Lane West 1824 (Pigot). (Harris). Lower Coomb 1773 (Scalé). Lower Combe 1773 Crane Street ⇒ (Thomas St West S.). [1694]. Crane Lane 1756 (Rocque). (Pue’s Occurrences 6.2.1773), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Coomb Crane Street 1772 (Ancient records, xii, 180). Crane Lane 1773 1779; Comb 1780 (Ancient records, xiii, 64, 140), 1802 (SNL (Scalé). Crane Street 1776–83 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 30.9.1802). Coombe 1811 (Campbell map). Coombe Lower 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Coombe Lower 1834 (Dublin almanac). Coombe Crane’s Court Near Baggot Street (q.v.) N., site unknown. Crane’s Court 1831 1843; Coombe Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ (PEP, 2011/3/2). Coombe, The [west] ⇒ [1192]. Upper Coomb 1756 (Rocque). Coombe Upper 1766 Cranmer Lane (Grand Canal St Upper S.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Combe 1776 (Wilson). Upper Coombe 1780 (DEP Cranmer Place Near Haddington Road (q.v.), site unknown. Cranmer Place 15.1.1780), 1801 (Archer, 148). Coombe 1811 (Campbell 1840 (Post office dir.), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ map). Coombe Upper 1824 (Pigot). Coombe Upper 1834 Craven Lane Location unknown. Craven Lane 1825 (Wright, 103). (Dublin almanac). Coombe 1843; Coombe Upper 1847 Crawley’s Yard Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Crawley’s Yard 1798 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw). Coopers Court Off Francis Street (q.v.) E., site unknown. Coopers Court 1840 Creagh’s Court Near Cook Street (q.v.), site unknown. Creagh’s Court 1766 (RD 14/122). (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Cope Street ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1754]. Cope Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Creighton Street (City Quay S.). Hanover Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Ordinance (Harris), 1772 (Ancient records, xii, 194), 1773 (Scalé), 1776– Lane 1817 (Warburton map), 1824 (Pigot). Ordnance Lane 1834 83; Cope Street S. 1806 (Wilson). Cope Street 1811 (Campbell (Dublin almanac). Creighton Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ map). South Cope Street 1824 (Pigot). Cope Street 1834 Crilly’s Row See School Street. (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Cope Street, Croker’s Alley See St Augustine Street [mid]. see Talbot Street [mid, west]. ⇒ Croker’s Lane ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [1610]. Mass Lane 1756 (Rocque). Croker’s Cope Street North See Talbot Street [mid], Talbot Street [west]. Lane 1765 (Ancient records, xi, 268). Mass Lane 1766 (Harris), Cope Street South See Cope Street. 1773 (Scalé). Formerly Crokers Lane now Collins Fields 1796 Copinger’s or See Coppinger Row. (WSC maps, 700). Mass Lane West 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed Coppinger’s Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Mass Lane West 1824 (Pigot). Croker’s Copper Alley ⇒ (Castle St N.). [1349]. Copper Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Croker’s Place Near Camac Place (q.v.), location unknown. Croker’s Place 1844 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Coppinger Row ⇒ (Grafton St W.). [1728]. Coppingers Lane 1756 (Rocque). Cromwell’s Court Near Beaver Street (q.v.), site unknown. Cromwell’s Court 1847 Copinger’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Coppingers Lane 1773 (Scalé; (Thom). ⇒ Longfield, 21/F/87, 108). Coppinger’s Lane 1782 (SNL 2.7.1782). Cromwells Quarters ⇒ (Mount Brown N.). [1603]. Murdering Lane 1756 (Rocque), Coppingers Row 1811 (Campbell map). Copinger’s Row 1824 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Pigot). Coppinger’s Row 1834 (Dublin almanac). Coppingers (Campbell map). Nightingale Lane 1831 (RD 1840/3/238). Row 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Murdering Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Corballis or Off Cathedral Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Corbally Row 1798 Croocked or See Ardee Street. Corbally Row (Whitelaw). Corballis Row 1810 (RD 621/295/426561), 1819 Crooked Staff (Precinct plan). Corbally’s Row 1824 (Pigot). Corballis Row Crosbie or ⇒ Near St Michael’s Close (q.v.), site unknown. [1732]. Crosbie’s 1834 (Dublin almanac). Crosbie’s Court Court 1766 (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Crosbie Court 1824 (Pigot). Cork Bridge See Cork Street. Cross Kevin Street (New St South E.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Bride Cork Court Near Cork Street (q.v.), site unknown. Cork Court 1824 (Pigot). Street 1811 (Campbell map). Kevin Street, Cross 1844 (Dublin Cork Hill ⇒ [c. 1282]. Cork Hill 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1761 almanac). Cross Kevin Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Ancient records, xi, 9), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Cock Hill Cross Lane (1) ⇒ (Bolton St E.). [1728]. Cross Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1793 (PEP, 97/46/4/11). Cork Hill, to be repaved 1809 (Ancient (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–83 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), records, xvi, 121); 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). See also Exchange Street Upper. ⇒ Cross Lane (2) Near Cole’s Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Cross Lane 1798 Cork Street [east] ⇒ [1603]. Cork Bridge 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Whitelaw). (Scalé), 1785 (Ancient records, xiii, 410), 1824 (Pigot). Cork Cross Poddle (51003450). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Cross Poddle 1761 (RD Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 212/563/140385), 1793 (Malton), 1804 (Wilson), 1819 (Precinct Cork Street [west] ⇒ [1603]. Cork Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris). Corke plan), 1824 (Pigot). Street 1776 (Wilson). Cork Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776–83 Cross Street See John’s Lane West. (Wilson), 1793 (Longfield, 21/F/88, 124), 1811 (Campbell map), Crostick Alley ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1728]. Crosstick Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1773 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Scalé). Crostic Alley 1776–83 (Wilson). Cross Stick Alley 1811 Corn Exchange Place ⇒ (Pearse St N.). [1709]. Whites Lane 1756 (Rocque). White’s (Campbell map). Crostick Alley 1834 (Dublin almanac). Cross Lane 1766 (Harris). Whites Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Stick Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ White’s Lane 1811 (Campbell map). White’s Lane East 1812 Crow Street ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1756]. Temple Street 1756 (Rocque). Crowe (Wilson). White’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). White Lane 1843, 1847 Street 1757 (FDJ 17.5.1757). Crow Street 1766 (Harris), 1773 (OS). White’s Lane North East 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Temple Street 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Corn Hill or Cornhill (James’s St S.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Cornhill 1828 (Val.). Corn Hill 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cornmarket [east]† ⇒ [c. 1258]. Corn Market 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Cornmarket 1774 (Ancient records, xii, 310), 1776 (Wilson). Corn Market 1780 (Ancient records, xiii, 136), 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cornmarket [west]† ⇒ [1673]. Cut Purse Row 1756 (Rocque). Cutpurse Row 1759 (Ancient records, x, 382). Cut Purse Row 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Cutpurse Row 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences 15.6.1773). To be widened 1791 (Ancient records, xiv, 212); 1802 (SNL 30.9.1802). Cutpurse Row 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Corrigan’s Court Near Grand Canal Place (q.v.), site unknown. Corrigan’s Court 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Cottage Place (1) (60955845). Cottage Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cottage Place (2) (67703900). Cottage Place 1843 (OS), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cottage Place (3) (Church St Upper W.). Cottage Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Coughlin’s Court Near Clarendon Street (q.v.), site unknown. Coughlin’s Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Courtney Lane Near North Strand Road (q.v.), site unknown. Courtney Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Courtney Place (Ballybough Rd E.). Courtney Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cow Lane ⇒ (53454045). [c. 1220]. Unnamed, partly built over by 1756 (Rocque). For another Cow Lane, see Greek Street. Cow Parler See next entry, O’Curry Avenue [north]. Cross Poddle and Patrick Street, 1793 (Malton) DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 19

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Crow Street 1792 (WSC maps, 360), 1811 (Campbell map), Dame Court (South Great George’s St E.). Lewis Court 1756 (RD 1843/22/7). 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Crow Street, see Lewis’s Court 1778, 1782 (WSC maps, 112, 334). Dame Cecilia Street. ⇒ Court 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Crown Alley ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1726]. Crown Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Dame Court, see Spring Garden (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–83 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot); widened, Alley. ⇒ improved in 1829 (Casey, 439); 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Dame Lane †(Dame St S.). Dame Lane 1802 (SNL 30.1.1802), 1811 Crumlin Road Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county). Crumlin Road 1811 (Campbell (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ map), 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843 (OS). ⇒ Dame Street ⇒ [1239]. Dames Street 1756 (Rocque). Dame Street 1756 Crumlins Court (65255050). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Universal Advertiser 27.1.1756), 1761 (Ancient records, xi, 7), Cryllis’s or Cryllys Yard See School Street. 1766 (Harris). Dames Street 1773 (Scalé). Dame Street 1776 Crystal Court See Fort Crystal Court. (Wilson); widened 1778–84 (Casey, 46, 414); 1786 (Ancient Cuckold’s or See Brabazon Row. records, xiii, 474), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Cuckolds Row 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cuckoo Lane ⇒ (Church St E.). [1320]. Cuckoo Lane 1756 (Rocque). Cuckow Daniel Place See Madras Place. Lane 1766 (Harris). Cuckoo Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL Daniel’s Alley (The Coombe S.). Daniel’s Alley 1775 (RD 305/176/201409), 21.10.1776). Cuckow Lane 1776; Cuckoo Lane 1783 (Wilson), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1802 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 7), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 Darby Square See Derby Square. (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Darley’s or Darly Court (68654275). Darly Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Darley’s Court Cuff or Cuffe Street See Cuffe Street. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Great Darne’s Court See Trinity Place. Cuff Street Little See Mercer Street Upper. Dawson Circus See Circle. Cuffe Lane ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Dawson Court (South Great Georges St E.). Dawson Court 1786 (DEP (Scalé). Cuffe Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell 14.12.1786), 1802 (RD 549/89/362432), 1806 (Wilson), 1824 map). Cuffe Lane 1824 (Pigot). James’s Square 1843 (Post (Pigot). Dawson’s Court 1843; Dawson Court 1847 (OS). office dir.). Cuffe Lane, formerly known as James’s Square 1845 Dawson’s Court 1847 (Thom). For another Dawson Court, see (RD 3/187). James’s Square 1847 (Thom). Cuffe Lane 1847 Dawson Yard. ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Dawson Lane ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1728]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Cuffe Street ⇒ (Wexford St E.). [1673]. Great Cuff Street 1756 (Rocque). (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). Dawson Lane 1824 (Pigot), Cuffe Street Great 1766 (Harris). Great Cuff Street 1773 (Scalé), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1776 (SNL 13.5.1776). Big Cuff Street 1776; Cuff Street Great Dawson or Dawson’s See Ormond Square [east]. 1776 (Wilson). Cuffe Street 1786 (Ancient records, xiii, 477). Row Great Cuffe Street 1793 (SNL 21.12.1793). Cuffe Street 1807 Dawson or Dawson’s ⇒ (42754420). [1756]. Dawsons Yard 1756 (Rocque). Dawson’s (WSC maps, 621). Cuff Street 1811 (Campbell map). Cuffe Yard Yard 1766 (Harris). Dawsons Yard 1773 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson). Street 1823 (Ancient records, xviii, 43). Cuff Street 1824 (Pigot). Dawson Court 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Dawson’s Cuffe Street 1847 (OS). For another Cuffe Street, see Ellis Yard 1843; Dawson Yard 1847 (OS). Dawson Yard or Court 1847 Street. ⇒ (Thom). ⇒ Culbert’s Court Near Benburb Street (q.v.), site unknown. Culbert’s Court 1834 Dawson Street ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1610]. Dawson Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Dublin almanac). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Cullen’s Yard Near Meath Street (q.v.), site unknown. Cullen’s Yard 1766 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1786 (Wilson). Day’s Court (69904225). Unnamed 1843; Day’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cumber Land or See Cumberland Street North, Cumberland Street South. Dean Street ⇒ (Patrick St W.). [c. 1260]. Poddle 1756 (Rocque). The Poddle Cumberland Street 1773 (Scalé). Poddle 1786 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Cumberland Lane See Britain Place. Deane Street 1834 (Dublin almanac). Dean Street 1843, 1847 Cumberland Lane (O’Connell St Lower E.). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Unnamed (OS). ⇒ North 1811 (Campbell map). North Cumberland Lane 1843; Deanery Court (Christchurch Place N.). Deanery Court 1776 (M’Cready, 30), Cumberland Lane North 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1783 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1825 (Longfield, 21/F/88, 147), Cumberland Place (67253930). Cumberland Place 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cumberland Road (Leeson St Lower E.). Cumberland Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Dean’s Lane See Long Lane (1). Cumberland Street See next three entries. Delany or Delany’s ⇒ (45903590). [1756]. Delanys Court 1756 (Rocque). Delany’s Cumberland Street (O’Connell St Upper E.). Cumberland Street 1773 (Scalé), 1783 Court Court 1766 (Harris). Delanys Court 1773 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson). North [north] (Wilson). North Cumberland Street 1787 (Ancient records, xiv, Delany Court 1824 (Pigot). 54). Cumberland Street 1811 (Campbell map). Cumberland Delzel Street See Fenian Street [east]. Street North 1824 (Pigot). Upper North Cumberland Street Denmark Place (Parnell St S.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Denmark Place 1843; Upper Cumberland Street North 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cumberland Street (O’Connell St Upper E.). Cumber Land Street 1773 (Scalé). Denmark Street† ⇒ [1673]. Upper Liffy Street 1756 (Rocque). Liffey Street North [south] North Cumberland Street 1787 (Ancient records, xiv, 54), 1756 (Universal Advertiser 17.2.1756). Liffey Street East 1766 1795 (FDJ 11.7.1795). Cumberland Street 1811 (Campbell (Harris). Liffey Street Upper 1776 (Wilson). Denmark Street map). Cumberland Street North 1824 (Pigot). Lower North 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1801 (Archer, 143), 1811 (Campbell Cumberland Street 1843; Lower Cumberland Street North 1847 map). Denmark Street South 1824 (Pigot). Denmark Street 1843 (OS). ⇒ (OS). Denmark Street Little 1844 (RD 16/210), 1847 (Thom). Cumberland Street ⇒ (Pearse St S.). [1685]. Slicers Row 1765 (Rocque plan). Denmark Street 1847 (OS). For another Denmark Street, see South Shore Lane 1767 (RD 262/162/168239). Cumberland Street next entry. ⇒ 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Formerly Patrick’s Well Lane now Denmark Street Great (Parnell St N.). Denmark Street c. 1775 (Casey, 192). Great Cumberland Street 1785; Slicers Row 1786 (RD 373/196/48311, Denmark Street 1806 (SNL 7.6.1806). Denmark Street 1811 381/508/252613). Cumberland Street South 1786 (Wilson). (Campbell map). Denmark Street North 1824 (Pigot). Great Cumberland Street 1811 (Campbell map). Cumberland Street Denmark Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ South 1824 (Pigot). South Cumberland Street 1843; Cumberland Denmark Street Little See Denmark Street. Street South 1847 (OS). ⇒ Denmark Street North See Denmark Street Great. Cuming’s Court or (1) (53053770). Cuming’s Court 1766 (Harris), 1786 (Wilson). Denmark Street South See Denmark Street. Cummin’s Court Cummin’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw), 1806 (Wilson), 1813 Denzile, Denzille or See Fenian Street [east]. (Longfield, 21/F/87, 84), 1824 Pigot( ), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Denzills Street Cummin’s Court (2) (James’s St N.). Cummin’s Court 1843; Cummins Court 1847 Denzille Lane (Pearse St S.). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Denzille Lane 1824 (OS). ⇒ (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Curtains Court Near Church Street (q.v.), site unknown. Curtains Court 1844 Denzille Place (68503720). Denzille Place 1831 (PEP, 2011/3/2), 1843, 1847 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Curtes or Curtis Lane See Quirke’s Lane. Derby Square ⇒ (Nicholas St E.). [1718]. Darby Square 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Custom House Quay The North Wall 1760 (Rocque county). Part of the North Wall (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–83 (Wilson). Derby Square 1811 [east] 1773 (Scalé). North Wall 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (Campbell map). Darby Square 1824 (Pigot). Derby Square (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Custom House Quay ⇒ [1721]. Part of North Wall 1756 (Rocque). The North Wall Dermot’s or Dermott’s Near Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Dermot’s Lane [mid] 1760 (Rocque county). Part of the North Wall 1773 (Scalé). Lane 1766 (Harris). Dermott’s Lane 1783 (Wilson). North Wall 1811 (Campbell map). Custom House Quay 1824 Derry Street See Linen Hall Terrace. (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Despard Court Near Back Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Despard Court 1844 Custom House Quay ⇒ [1721]. Part of North Wall 1756 (Rocque). Unnamed 1760 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ [west] (Rocque county). Part of the North Wall 1773 (Scalé). Unnamed Devery’s Lane (Phibsborough Rd E.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map). Custom House Quay 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Diamond See Gloucester Diamond. 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Dickson Row See Dickson’s Lane [west]. Cut Purse or See Cornmarket [west]. Dickson’s Lane [east] (James’s St S.). Water Row c. 1811 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 181). Cutpurse Row Dicksons Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Dickson’s Lane 1843; Cut-Throat Lane East Near Cumberland Street (q.v.), site unknown. Cut-Throat Lane Dicksons Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ East 1783–6 (Wilson). Dickson’s Lane [west] (James’s St S.). Dixons Row c. 1811 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 181). Cut-Throat Lane West See next entry. Dicksons Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Dickson Row 1834 (Dublin Cut-Throat or Throath ⇒ (Mount Brown S.). [1603]. Cutt Throat Lane 1756 (Rocque). almanac). Dickson’s Lane 1843; Dicksons Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane Cut Throat Lane 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Cut-Throat Lane Digg, Digges or See Digges Street Upper. West 1786 (Wilson). Cut Throat Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Diggs Street Cut-Throath Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Digges Lane ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1673]. Goat Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Dalton’s or Daltons See Ormond Square [north-west]. (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Digges Lane Row 1783–86 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Goat Alley 1824 Daly Place Near Haddington Road (q.v.), site unknown. Daly Place 1791 (Pigot). Digge’s Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Digges Lane (RD 438/427/283145). 1843; Digges’ Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Dalymount (Phibsborough Rd W.). Circular Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Digges or Diggs Court ⇒ (56603625). [1756]. Diggs Court 1756 (Rocque). Digges Daly’s Court Near Charlotte Street (q.v.), site unknown. Daly’s Court 1847 Court 1766 (Harris), 1824 (Pigot). Digge’s Court 1834 (Dublin (Thom). For another Daly’s Court, see Sheridan’s Court. ⇒ almanac). 20 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Digges Street Lower (Aungier St E.). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Lower Digges’s Street Dopping or (South Great George’s St W.). Doppings Court 1781 (RD 1800 (SNL 24.1.1800). Lower Digges Street 1811 (Campbell Doppings Court 346/621/235484). Dopping Court 1783–6 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), map). Digges Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Digges Street Upper ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1685]. Diggs Street 1756 (Rocque). Digges Dorset Avenue (56705665). Dispensary Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 Street 1766 (Harris). Diggs Street 1773 (Scalé). Digg Street 1776 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Wilson). Digges Street 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Digge’s Street Dorset Lane (Dorset St Lower E.). Dorset Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 1786 (DEP 14.12.1786). Digges Street 1811 (Campbell map), (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Digge’s Street 1834 (Dublin almanac). Digges Dorset Place (Dorset St Lower W.). Dorset Place 1834 (Dublin almanac), Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Dignam’s Court (Parnell St N.) Dignam’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, Dorset Row (Dorset St Lower W.). Dorset Row 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Dillon Place South† ⇒ (Patrick St W.). [1710]. Plunket Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Dorset Street See Dorset Street Upper. (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Dorset Street Lower Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county). Part of Drumcondra Lane 1773 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Scalé). Drumcondra Lane 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Drumcondra Dillon’s Place (61905315). Dillon’s Place 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 Road 1811 (Campbell map). Dorset Street Lower 1824 (Pigot), (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Dioderici’s Court Off Smithfield q.v( .) W., site unknown. Dioderici’s Court 1784 Dorset Street Upper ⇒ [1328]. Dorset Street or part of Dromcondra Lane 1756 (RD 361/255/243590). (Rocque). Dorset Street 1761; Dromcondra Lane 1763 (Ancient Dirty Lane See Bridgefoot Street. records, xi, 29, 148). Drumcondra Lane 1766 (Harris). Dorset Dispensary Court (56805700). Dispensary Court 1828 (Val.). Unnamed 1843 Street 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Drumcondra Lane 1773 (OS). Dispensary Court 1846 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). (Pue’s Occurrences 24.12.1773), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Upper Dorset Street 1780 (DEP 15.1.1780). Dorset Street 1801 Dispensary Lane See Dorset Avenue. (Archer, 125). Drumcondra Lane, otherwise Dorset Street 1802 Dixon Lane See Windmill Lane. (SNL 24.6.1802). Dorset Street 1811 (Campbell map). Dorset Dixon’s Row See Dickson’s Lane [west], O’Curry Avenue [north], Tenter Lane Street Upper 1824 (Pigot). Upper Dorset Street 1843; Dorset [east]. Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Dobbin’s Court Near Golden Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Dobbin’s Court 1798 Dowker or Dowker’s (50253060). Dowker’s Lane 1766 (Harris), c. 1800 (Longfield, (Whitelaw). Lane 21/F/90, 250b). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Dowker’s Lane Dog and Duck Lane See Usher’s Lane. 1824 (Pigot). Dowker Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). For another or Yard Dowker’s Lane, see Clanbrassil Terrace. Dolphin’s Barn Dolphin’s Barn 1763 (Ancient records, xi, 148), 1811 (Campbell Dowling’s Court (Pearse St N.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843; Dolphinsbarn 1847 (OS). ⇒ Downe’s or Downes (Church St E.). Downe’s Court 1843; Downes Court 1847 (OS). Dolphin’s Barn Lane See next entry. Court See also Dunn’s Court. ⇒ Dolphin’s Barn Street ⇒ [1718]. Dolphins Barn Lane 1756 (Rocque). Dolphin’s Draper or Drapers ⇒ (Nicholas St E.). [1673]. Drapers Court 1756 (Rocque). Barn Lane 1766 (Harris). Dolphins Barn Lane 1773 (Scalé), Court† Draper’s Court 1766 (Harris). Drapers Court 1773 (Scalé), 1776; 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843; Draper Court 1796 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 Dolphinsbarn Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Draper’s Court 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin Dominick Lane [north] (Parnell St N.). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Lane 1811 (Campbell almanac). Drapers Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ map). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Drogheda Street See O’Connell Street Lower. Dominick Lane [south] (Parnell St N.). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 Dromcondra or See Dorset Street Lower, Dorset Street Upper. (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Drumcondra Lane Dominick Place [north] (Parnell St N.). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Lane 1811 (Campbell Drumcondra Road See Dorset Street Lower. map). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Drumcondra Hill See next entry. Dominick Place [south] ⇒ (Parnell St N.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Stable Lane Drumcondra Road Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county). Drumcondra Hill 1843, 1847 1773 (Scalé). Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Unnamed 1843, 1847 Lower (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Drury Lane ⇒ (42654605). [1728]. Drury Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Dominick Street See Dominick Street Upper. (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson), 1807 (Ancient records, Dominick Street Lower (Parnell St N.). Dominick Street Lower 1824 (Pigot). Old xvi, 28). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). For another Drury Dominick Street 1843; Dominick Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane, see next entry. ⇒ Dominick Street Upper ⇒ (Bolton St E.). [1753]. Dominick Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Drury Street ⇒ (South Great George’s St E.). [1640]. Little Boater Lane 1756 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–83 (Wilson). Upper Dominick Street (Rocque). Drury Street 1759 (Universal Advertiser 29.12.1759). 1807 (Ancient records, xvi, 44). New Dominick Street 1811 Boater Lane (Little) 1766 (Harris). Little Boater Lane 1773 (Campbell map). Dominick Street Upper 1824 (Pigot). Upper (Scalé). Little Booter Lane 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Drury Lane Dominick Street 1843; Dominick Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1836 (Ancient records, xix, Domvile Lane Near Prussia Street (q.v.), site unknown. Domvile Lane 1790 256), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Wright, 1821, 149). Dubber’s Alley Near The Coombe (q.v.), site unknown. Dubber’s Alley 1766 D’Olier Street Laid out in 1790s (Casey, 417). D’Olier Street 1800 (datestone), (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). 1801 (Wilson), 1806 (RD 576/286/384908), 1811 (Campbell Duck Lane† ⇒ (Church St W.). [1728]. Carters Lane 1756 (Rocque). Carter’s map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1766 (Harris). Carters Lane 1773 (Scalé). Duck Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Duck Lane, see Friary Avenue. ⇒ Ducker’s Lane See Clanbrassil Terrace. Dufour Court (Cork St S.). Dufour Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Duke Lane See Duke Lane Lower, Duke Lane Upper. Duke Lane Lower ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1811 (Campbell map). Duke Lane Lower 1834 (Dublin almanac). Duke Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Duke Lane Upper ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1728]. Badgers Lane 1756 (Rocque). Badger’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Badgers Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Duke Lane 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Duke Lane Up. 1834 (Dublin almanac). Chelsea Lane 1838 (RD 18/127). Duke Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Duke Row Part of Summerhill (q.v.). Duke Row 1796 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Duke Street [east] ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1728]. Duke Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–83 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Duke Street [west] ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1724]. Duke Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Dukers Lane See Clanbrassil Terrace. Dullaghan’s Alley or Near Winetavern Street (q.v.), site unknown. Dullaghan’s Alley D’Olier Street, Westmoreland Street, 1820 (Brocas 6, private collection) Lane 1766 (Harris). Dullaghan’s Lane 1783–6 (Wilson). Dun’s Lane Near Brown Street (q.v.), site unknown. Dun’s Lane 1766 (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Donnybrook Road See Leeson Street Lower, Leeson Street Upper. Dunghill Lane See Island Street. or Street Dunkin’s Alley Near Meath Street (q.v.), site unknown. Dunkin’s Alley 1766 Donore Avenue ⇒ (Cork St S.). [1718]. Love Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). [north] (1) 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 (Dublin almanac), Dunne Street (North Strand Rd W.). Dunn Street 1786 (RD 377/432/253421). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Dunne Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Donore Avenue (Cork St S.). Love Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 (Dublin Dunn’s Court Church Street (q.v.) E., site unknown, probably same as Downes [north] (2) almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Court (q.v.). Humphreys Court 1835 (RD 19/84), 1844–6 Donore Avenue (Cork St S.). Unnamed 1843; Love Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Dublin almanac). Dunn’s Court formerly Humphrey’s Court [north] (3) 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Donore Avenue (South Circular Rd N.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Love Earl Place ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower E.). [1713]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), [south] (1) Lane 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1773 (Scalé). Nelson Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Donore Avenue (South Circular Rd S.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1843; Nelsons Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ [south] (2) 1847 (OS). ⇒ Earl Street See next two entries. Donore Terrace (Cork St S.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Earl Street North ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower E.). [1711]. Henry Street 1756 (Rocque). Donovan Lane ⇒ (Clanbrassil St Lower W.). [1728]. Donovans Lane 1811 Earl Street 1766 (Harris), c. 1769 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Earl (Campbell map). Donovan’s Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Street North 1783 (Wilson). Earl Street 1811 (Campbell map). (OS). ⇒ Earl Street North 1824 (Pigot). North Earl Street 1843; Earl Donzills Street See Fenian Street [east]. Street North 1847 (OS). ⇒ DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 21

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Earl Street South ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1694]. Earl Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Engine Alley [west]† ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1685]. Swifts Alley 1756 (Rocque). Engine (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Earl Street South 1783 (Wilson). Earl Alley 1766 (Harris). Swifts Alley 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Street 1811 (Campbell map). Earl Street South 1824 (Pigot). Engine Alley 1793 (PEP, 97/46/4/11), 1811 (Campbell map), South Earl Street 1843; Earl Street South 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Earlsfort Terrace (Leeson St Lower W.). Earlsfort Terrace 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ English Alley See Flag Alley (1). East Arran Street See Arran Street East [south]. English’s Court Near Cornmarket (q.v.), site unknown. English’s Court 1766 East Hanover Street See Hanover Street East. (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). East James Street See James Street East. Ennis Court Near Bellevue (q.v.), site unknown. Ennis Court 1846 (Dublin Eastland Avenue See Eastmoreland Place. almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Eastmoreland Lane (Baggot St Upper N.). Westmoreland Lane 1837 (RD 7/256). Erne Place (Pearse St S.). Erne Place 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Eastmoreland Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Eastmoreland Park Near Baggot Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Eastmoreland Erne Place Little (Pearse St S.). Erne Place Little 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 Park 1791 (RD 438/225/282527). (OS). ⇒ Eastmoreland Place (Baggot St Upper N.). Eastmoreland Place 1824 (Pigot). Eastland Erne Place Lower (Pearse St N.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Avenue 1840 (RD 6/179). Eastmoreland Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Erne Street See next two entries. Eastmoreland Street Near Baggot Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Eastmoreland Erne Street Lower (Pearse St N.). Erne Street, laid out on alignment of former rope Street 1791 (RD 438/427/283145). walk (see 15 Manufacturing) by 1795 (RD 483/503/316744); East Quay See East Wall Road [south]. 1796 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ East Road (North Strand Rd E.). East Road 1760 (Rocque county), 1811 Erne Street Upper (Pearse St S.). Erne Street, laid out on alignment of former rope (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another East Road, see walk (see 15 Manufacturing) by 1795 (RD 483/503/316744); East Wall Road. ⇒ 1796 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ East Wall See next two entries. Erne Terrace Front (Pearse St S.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ East Wall Road [north] (North Strand Rd E.). Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county). East Erne Terrace Rear (Pearse St S.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Wall 1811 (Campbell map). East Road 1843; East Wall 1847 Essex Bridge or See Parliament Street [north]. (OS). ⇒ Essex Bridge Street East Wall Road [south] (North Wall Quay N.). East Quay 1760 (Rocque county). East Essex Court Near Exchange Street Lower (q.v.), site unknown. Essex Court Wall 1811 (Campbell map). East Road 1843; East Wall 1847 1786 (Wilson). (OS). ⇒ Essex Gate ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1714]. Essex Gate 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Eccles Lane See Eccles Place, St Joseph’s Parade. (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Eccles Lane Lower See Eccles Place. 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Eccles Lane Upper See St Joseph’s Parade. Essex Quay ⇒ [1684]. Essex Quay 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 Eccles Place (Dorset St Lower W.). Eccles Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Stable Lane (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843; Eccles Lane Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Eccles Street (Dorset St Lower W.). Eccles Street 1770 (RD 270/515/174754), Essex Street See next entry. 1776 (Wilson), 1789 (Ancient records, xiv, 105), 1811 (Campbell Essex Street East ⇒ (Wellington Quay S.). [1673]. Essex Street 1756 (Rocque), map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–83 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell Echlin or Echlin’s Lane See Echlin Street. map). To be widened 1815 (Ancient records, xvii, 46). Essex Echlin Street (James’s St S.). Echlin’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Echlins Lane 1772 Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (DCS maps, 96). Echlin Street 1789 (RD 408/388/271016). Essex Street West ⇒ (Essex Quay S.). [1303]. Smock Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Echlin Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Echlin Street (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1778 (Ancient records, 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ xiii, 2). Orange Street 1779 (Ancient records, xiii, 64). Smock Eden Quay Laid out in c. 1790 (Casey, 191). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell Alley 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1831 map). Eden Quay 1818 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). (Longfield, 21/F/88, 144). Essex Street West, Smock Alley 1843; See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Essex Street West 1847 (OS). ⇒ Edge or Edge’s Court (New St South E.). Edge Court 1783–6 (Wilson). Edges Court Eustace Street ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1673]. Eustace Street 1756 (Rocque), 1761 1819 (Precinct plan). Edge Court 1824 (Pigot). Edge’s Court (Ancient records, xi, 9), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1823 (Ancient records, xviii, Edge’s Square Near Kevin Street (q.v.), site unknown. Edge’s Square 1805 (RD 10), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 569/490/383642). Ewing’s Town See next entry, Ewington Lane [west]. Egan’s Lane [1730†]. Near Hanbury Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Egan’s Lane Ewington Lane [east] ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1756]. Bason Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1766 (Harris). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Basin Lane 1811 Elbow Lane See Bow Lane East, Gray Street. (Campbell map). Ewingstown, Pigtown 1834 (Dublin almanac). Elbow Lane Great See Gray Street. Ewing’s Town 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Elbow Lane Little See Reginald Street [south]. Ewington Lane [north]† ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1756]. Potters Lane 1756 (Rocque). Potter’s Eleanor’s Place Near Baggot St (q.v.) N., site unknown. Eleanor’s Place 1831 Lane 1766 (Harris). Potters Lane 1773 (Scalé). Potter’s Lane (PEP, 2011/3/2). 1783 (Wilson). Connoly’s Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Connollys Eldon’s Court Near Cork Street (q.v.), site unknown. Eldon’s Court 1844 Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Pigtown Lane 1834 (Dublin (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Elephant or Elephant’s See Cathedral Street. Ewington Lane [west] ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1756]. Bason Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Lane (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Pig Town 1798 (Whitelaw), Eliza Place (Church St E.). Eliza Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map). Ewingstown, Pigtown 1834 (Dublin Elizabeth Street (54005750). Elizabeth Street 1795 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell almanac). Ewing’s Town 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Exchange Alley or (Dame St S.). Exchange Alley 1766 (WSC maps, 94/1), 1768 Elliot Place (Amiens St W.). Elliot Place 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Court (RD 266/495/173606), 1771 (DEP 11.1.1771). Change Alley Ellis Quay ⇒ [c. 1683]. Back Quay 1756 (Rocque). Ellis’s Quay 1766 1773 (Scalé). Exchange Alley 1776 (SNL 8.1.1776), 1786 (Harris). Back Quay 1773 (Scalé). Ellis’s Quay 1776 (SNL (Wilson). Exchange Court 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 13.5.1776), 1783 (Wilson). Ellis Quay 1811 (Campbell map). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Ellis’s Quay 1824 (Pigot), 1829 (Ancient records, xviii, 372). Exchange Street See Exchange Street Upper. Ellis’ Quay 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 243). Ellis’s Quay 1843, Exchange Street Lower ⇒ (Essex Quay S.). [1342]. Blind Quay 1756 (Rocque). Lower 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Blind Quay 1757 (FDJ 19.11.1757). Blind Quay 1761 (Ancient Ellis Street ⇒ (Ellis Quay N.). [1728]. Cuffe Street 1756 (Rocque). Silver records, xi, 8). Blind Quay Lower 1766 (Harris). Blind Quay Street 1762 (RD 222/182/147565). Cuffe Street 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1781 (WSC maps, 694), 1783; 1773 (Scalé). Silver Street 1776 (SNL 8.1.1776), 1783 (Wilson), Exchange Street Low 1786 (Wilson). Lower Exchange Street 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), 1816 (Longfield, 1811 (Campbell map). Exchange Street Lower 1824 (Pigot). 21/F/86, 32), 1824 (Pigot), 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 243), Lower Exchange Street 1843; Exchange Street Lower 1847 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Ellis’s Place† ⇒ (Sarsfield Quay N.). [1728]. Flood Street 1756 (Rocque), Exchange Street Upper ⇒ (Cork Hill N.). [1293]. Cork Hill; Blind Quay 1756 (Rocque). 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell Upper Blind Quay 1762 (Ancient records, xi, 58). Blind Quay map), 1813 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 34), 1824 Pigot( ), 1843, 1847 Upper 1766 (Harris). Exchange Street Upp 1786 (Wilson). (OS). ⇒ Exchange Street 1811 (Campbell map). Exchange Street Upper Elwood’s Court Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Elwood’s Court 1844 1824 (Pigot). Upper Exchange Street 1843; Exchange Street (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Ely Lane Near Ely Place (q.v.), site unknown. Ely Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Exchequer Street ⇒ (South Great George’s St E.). [1610]. Chequer Lane 1756 Ely Place (St Stephen’s Green East E.). Ely Place, laid out in 1768 (Casey, (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Exchequer 517). Ely Place 1771 (RD 284/164/183857). Hume Row 1773 Street 1775 (RD 309/211/205394), 1782 (WSC maps, 113), 1811 (Scalé). Ely Place 1776 (Wilson), 1786 (Ancient records, xiii, (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another 477). Ely Street 1786 (Wilson). Ely Place 1811 (Campbell map), Exchequer Street, see Wicklow Street. ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Eyre’s Court (63604975). Ayre’s Court 1843 (OS). Eyre’s Court 1847 (Thom), Ely Place Upper (St Stephen’s Green East E.). Ely Place, laid out in 1768 (Casey, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 517). Ely Place 1771 (RD 284/164/183857). Hume Row 1773 Factery or Factory Lane Near Smithfield q.v ( .), site unknown. Factery Lane 1785 (RD (Scalé). Ely Place 1776 (Wilson), 1786 (Ancient records, xiii, 374/290/249137). Factory Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 477). Ely Street 1786 (Wilson). Ely Place 1811 (Campbell map), Faddle Alley Near Clanbrassil Terrace (q.v.), site unknown. Fatal Alley 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1798 (Whitelaw). Faddle Alley 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 Ely Street See Ely Place, Ely Place Upper. (Thom). ⇒ Emerald Place [south] (69504830). Emerald Place 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Fade Street ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1728]. Fade Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Emerald Street (Amiens St E.). Emerald Street 1845 (RD 13/184), 1847 (Thom). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Emily Place (71104785). Unnamed 1843; Emily Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ Faithful Place (64154990). Faithful Place 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 Emmet Road Richmond Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Empress Place (Amiens St W.). Belle Street 1811 (Campbell map). Meredith Farrell’s Court (Abbey St Upper N.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Place 1823 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 27). Meredyth Place 1824 (Scalé). Farrell’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Engine Alley [east] See Swift’s Alley [west]. Fatal Alley See Faddle Alley. 22 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Faucet’s or Fawcett’s (Patrick St E.). Fawcett’s Court 1776; Faucett’s Court 1776; Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Flag Alley North 1783 (Wilson). Flag Court Faucet’s Court 1786 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1835 (Dublin Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Flag Alley North 1824 (Pigot). Flag almanac), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Faussagh Lane See Connaught Street. Flag Alley (2) ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1738]. Flag Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Fearon’s Court See Feron’s Court. (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Flagg Alley 1776; Flag Alley South 1783 Featherbed Lane (43254435). Featherbed Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Flag Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). Flag Alley map), 1812 (DCS maps, 13), 1815 (Ancient records, xvii, 64), South 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1836 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed 1843, 1847 Flag Alley North See Flag Alley (1). (OS). ⇒ Flag Alley South See Flag Alley (2). Fegan’s Court (High St S.). Fegan’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 Fleece Alley ⇒ (Christchurch Place N.). [1677†]. Marshal Alley 1756 (OS). ⇒ (Rocque). Fleece Alley 1766 (Harris). Marshal Alley 1773 Felix’s Lane Location unknown. Felix’s Lane 1791 (RD 432/372/280984). (Scalé). Marshalsea Alley 1779 (Longfield, 21/F/88, 150v). Fenian Street [east] ⇒ (Pearse St S.). [1685]. Denzille’s Street 1771 (RD Fleece Alley 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 284/384/185145). Donzills Street 1773 (Scalé plan). Denzills (OS). Fleet Alley 1847 (WSC maps, 198/1). ⇒ Street 1773 (Scalé). Denzill Street 1776 (Wilson). Denzille Fleet Alley See Fleece Alley, Westmoreland Street [north]. Street 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Delzel Street 1786 (RD Fleet Lane See Westmoreland Street [south]. 381/231/251804). Denzile Street 1804 (Wilson). Denzille Street Fleet Market or See Tara Street [south]. 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Fleetmarket Fenian Street [mid] ⇒ (Pearse St S.). [1685]. Hamiltons Row 1773 (Scalé). Fleet Street ⇒ (Westmoreland St W.). [1673]. Fleet Street 1756 (Rocque), Hamilton’s Row 1774 (RD 296/619/198606), 1776; Hamilton 1760 (Ancient records, x, 438), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), Street 1804 (Wilson). Hamiltons Row 1811 (Campbell map). 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843 (OS). Hamilton Row 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ ‘Chester Street, since called Fleet Street’ 1846 (RD 20/76). Fleet Fenian Street [west] ⇒ (Pearse St S.). [1685]. Park Street 1773 (Scalé). Harcourt Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ Place 1780 (Pool and Cash map), 1781 (RD 341/274/228444), Fleming’s Gate Lane Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Fleming’s Gate Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1766 (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Fennel’s or Fennell’s Near Charlemont Street (q.v.), site unknown. Fennel’s Lane Fleming’s Place (Baggot St Upper S.). Fleming’s Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Fennell’s Lane 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 Fleming’s Row Near Haddington Road (q.v.), site unknown. Fleming’s Row (Thom). ⇒ 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Fern’s or Feron’s Court (New St South E.). Fern’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Fearon’s Court Fletcher’s Court (Cornmarket S.). Fletcher’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843 (Post office dir.). Fern’s Court 1844 (Dublin almanac). Flin or Flinn’s Lane (48604785). Flinns Lane c. 1769 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Flin’s Fearon’s Court 1847 (Thom). Feron’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1786 (Wilson). Flinn’s Lane 1817 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 12). Ferrall’s Arch Near Abbey Street Lower (q.v.), site unknown. Ferrall’s Arch Flin Lane 1824 (Pigot). 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Flin’s Court Near Fishamble Street (q.v.), site unknown. Flin’s Court 1783–6 Ferry Boat or See Union Street. (Wilson). Ferryboat Lane Flin’s Square Location unknown. Flin’s Square 1800 (RD 532/232/348824). Ferry Slip Near Hawkins Street (q.v.), site unknown. Ferry Slip 1784 (SNL Flood Street See Ellis’s Place. 6.4.1784). Fogarty’s or Fogerty’s (South Great George’s St W.). Fogerty’s Court 1843; Fogarty’s Field’s Court Near Church Street (q.v.), site unknown. Field’s Court 1796 (RD Court (1) Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ 493/365/323366), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Fogarty’s or Fogerty’s (South Great George’s St W.). Fogerty’s Court 1843; Fogarty’s Findlater Place† ⇒ (O’Connell St Upper E.). [1728]. Gregg Lane 1756 (Rocque). Court (2) Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Greg’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Gregg Lane 1776 (Wilson). Greg’s Fogarty’s Yard Near Kevin Street (q.v.), site unknown. Fogarty’s Yard 1847 Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1804 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell (Thom). ⇒ map). Gregg’s Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Foley Street ⇒ (Amiens St W.). [1723]. Worlds End Lane 1756 (Rocque), Finglass Road See Phibsborough Road [north]. 1764 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 51). World’s End Lane 1766 (Harris). Fish Market See Meade Row. Worlds End Lane 1773 (Scalé). Montgomery Street 1776 (SNL Fish Shamble Street See Christchurch Place [north], Fishamble Street. 21.10.1776), 1779 (RD 328/148/217406), 1783 (Wilson), 1798 Fish Street See Castleforbes Road. (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Fishamble Street ⇒ [early to mid 10th cent.]. Fishamble Street 1756 (Rocque). Folly, The See Sandwith Street Lower, Sandwith Street Upper. Fish Shamble Street 1761 (Reading). Fishamble Street 1766 Fombella’s Lane See Fumbally Lane. (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Forbes Lane (James’s St S.). White Hall Street 1809 (RD 616/512/422351), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also Christchurch Place 1811 (Campbell map). Whitehall Street 1811 (Campbell map), [north]. ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Forbes Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Fisher’s Alley See Fisher’s Alley North, Fisher’s Alley South. Forbes Street (Pearse St N.). Forbes Street 1792 (RD 454/390/292771), 1796 Fisher’s Alley North Near Winetavern Street (q.v.), site unknown. Fisher’s Alley 1766 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1798 (Whitelaw). Fisher’s Alley North 1824 (Pigot). Fordam’s or Fordhom’s ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1728]. Fordoms Alley 1756 (Rocque). Fisher’s Alley South Near Blackpitts (q.v.), site unknown. Fisher’s Alley South 1783; Alley Fordham’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Fordoms Alley 1773 (Scalé). Fisher’s Alley 1806 (Wilson). Fordham’s Alley 1783 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Fordam’s Alley Fisher’s or Fishers Lane See St Michan’s Street. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Fitzgibbon Lane (Dorset St Lower E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Fitzgibbon Fort Crystal Court (76155305). Crystal Court 1843; Fort Crystal Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Fortick’s Lane See Chapel Lane (3) [north]. Fitzgibbon Place Near Portland Street (q.v.), site unknown. Fitzgibbon Place 1824 Fortune Teller’s or (James’s St N.). Fortune Tellers’ Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). (Pigot). Fortunetellers Lane Fortune Teller’s Lane 1843; Fortunetellers Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Fitzgibbon Street (Dorset St Lower E.). Fitzgibbon Street 1791 (RD Foster Cottages (50155420). Foster Cottages 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 438/316/287915), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Foster or Foster’s Place See Foster Place South. Fitzroy Avenue [west] (Drumcondra Rd Lower E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Foster Place North (Ballybough Rd E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Fitzwilliam Court See Little Fitzwilliam Place. Foster Place South (Dame St N.). Foster Place, opened in 1787 (Casey, 419); 1789 Fitzwilliam Lane (Baggot St Lower N.). Stable Lane 1790 (WSC maps, 355/1). (RD 407/192/271237), 1797 (Longfield, 21/F/88, 120), 1811 Fitzwilliam Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1806 (RD 576/309/390809), (Campbell map). Foster’s Place 1824 (Pigot). Foster Place 1828 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Ancient records, xviii, 257), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, Fitzwilliam Place (Leeson St Lower E.). Fitzwilliam Place 1806 (RD 1847 (OS). ⇒ 576/309/390809). Fitz-William Street 1811 (Campbell map). Foundling Lane Near Little James Lane (q.v.), location unknown. Foundling Fitzwilliam Place South 1824 (Pigot). Fitzwilliam Place 1843, Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). 1847 (OS). For other Fitzwilliam Places, see next entry, Little Fountain Place (Stoneybatter E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Fountain Place Fitzwilliam Place. ⇒ 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Fitzwilliam Place North (Constitution Hill W.). Fitzwilliam Place 1798 (Whitelaw). Fountains Lane Off Moore Street (q.v.) W., site unknown. Fountains Lane 1835 Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Fitzwilliam Place North 1824 (RD 21/238). (Pigot). Fitzwilliam Place 1832 (Ancient records, xix, 71). Four Courts Court Near Church Street (q.v.), site unknown. Four Courts Court 1804 Unnamed 1843; Fitzwilliam Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Fitzwilliam Place South See Fitzwilliam Place. Four Courts ⇒ (51703920). [1709]. Four Courts 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Fitzwilliam Square East Fitzwilliam Square 1791 (RD 437/337/282956). Fitzwilliam (Scalé). Street 1796 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Fitzwilliam Square Fownes Street Lower ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1728]. Bagnio Slip 1756 (Rocque), 1773 1814 (Ancient records, xvi, 462–3), 1824 (Pigot). Fitzwilliam (Scalé), 1786 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Bagnio Slip, Lower Square East 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Fownes’s Street 1843; Fownes’ Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Fitzwilliam Square Fitzwilliam Square 1791 (RD 437/337/282956). Unnamed 1811 Fownes Street Upper ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1728]. Fowns’s Street 1756 (Rocque). Fownes’s North (Campbell map). Fitzwilliam Square 1814 (Ancient records, Street 1766 (Harris). Fowns’s Street 1773 (Scalé). Fownes’s xvi, 462–3), 1824 (Pigot). Fitzwilliam Square North 1843, 1847 Street 1776 (Wilson), 1786 (DEP 14.12.1786). Fownes Street (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map). Fownes’s Street 1819 (Ancient records, Fitzwilliam Square Fitzwilliam Square South 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ xvii, 266). Fownes’ Street 1834 (Dublin almanac). Fownes’s South Street 1843; Fownes’ Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ Fitzwilliam Square Fitzwilliam Square 1791 (RD 437/337/282956). Unnamed 1811 Fownes’s Court Near College Green (q.v.), site unknown. Fownes’s Court 1766 West (Campbell map). Fitzwilliam Square 1814 (Ancient records, xvi, (Harris). 462–3), 1824 (Pigot). Fitzwilliam Square West 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Fownes’s or Fowns’s See Fownes Street Upper. Fitzwilliam Street See next entry, Fitzwilliam Place, Fitzwilliam Square East. Street Fitzwilliam Street (Baggot St Lower N.). Fitzwilliam Street 1790 (RD Francis Court Near Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Francis Court 1795 (RD Lower 429/388/278591). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Fitzwilliam 489/240/308887), 1798 (Whitelaw). Street Lower 1824 (Pigot). Lower Fitzwilliam Street 1843; Francis Street ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [c. 1200]. St Francis Street 1756 (Rocque). Fitzwilliam Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Francis Street 1756 (Ancient records, x, 196), 1766 (Harris), 1772 Fitzwilliam Street Upper (Baggot St Lower S.). Fitzwilliam Street 1790 (RD (Rutty, ii, 169). St Francis Street 1773 (Scalé). Francis Street 1801 429/388/278591). Fitz-William Street 1811 (Campbell map). (Archer, 204). St Francis Street 1811 (Campbell map). Francis Fitzwilliam Street Upper 1824 (Pigot). Upper Fitzwilliam Street Street 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843; Fitzwilliam Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Frankfort Cottages (Amiens St W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Flag Alley (1) (Church St E.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). English Alley, formerly Franklin’s Cottages Near Church Road (q.v.), site unknown. North Court or Franklin’s Flagg’d Alley or Walker’s Row 1763 (RD 225/574/147871). Cottages 1847 (Thom). ⇒ DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 23

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Frederick Court (Dorset St Upper E.). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 Garter Court (Castle St S.). Garter Court 1766 (Harris), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Frederick Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, Gate or Gates’s Court See Gales Court. 1847 (OS). ⇒ George or George’s See George’s Lane, Tara Street [mid], Tara Street [north]. Frederick Lane North (Dorset St Upper E.). Barley Fields 1773 (Scalé). Barley Field Street [east] 1783 (Wilson map). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Frederick George’s Avenue (South Great George’s St W.). Catherine Court 1843; George’s Lane North 1824 (Pigot). Stable Lane 1827 (WSC maps, 65). Avenue 1847 (OS). ⇒ North Frederick Lane 1843; Frederick Lane North 1847 (OS). ⇒ George’s Court (South Great George’s St W.). George’s Court 1783 (Wilson). Frederick Lane North (Dorset St Upper E.). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 Georges Court 1798 (Whitelaw). George’s Court 1824 (Pigot), [south] (Campbell map). Frederick Lane North 1824 (Pigot). Stable Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). George’s Court South 1847 (Thom). For 1827 (WSC maps, 65). North Frederick Lane 1843; Frederick another George’s Court, see George’s Place (2). ⇒ Lane North 1847 (OS). ⇒ George’s Court North See George’s Place (2). Frederick Lane South See Nassau Place, Setanta Place. George’s Court South See George’s Court. Frederick Place Near Mabbot Street (q.v.), site unknown. Frederick Place 1843 George’s Dock [north] (Custom House Quay N.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Post office dir.), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ George’s Dock [south] ⇒ (Custom House Quay N.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Frederick Street See South Frederick Street. Mayor Street 1760 (Rocque county), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 Frederick Street North (Dorset St Upper E.). Frederick Street North, opened in 1795 (Campbell map), 1817 (Warburton map). Relaid out as part (Casey, 206). Frederick Street North 1798 (Whitelaw). North of development of docks by 1821 (see 17 Transport: George’s Frederick Street 1804, 1819 (Ancient records, xv, 345; xvii, Dock, Inner Dock). W. part unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 347). Frederick Street North 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ George’s Hill ⇒ (Church St E.). [1673]. Georges Hill 1756 (Rocque). George’s Frederick Street South See South Frederick Street. Hill 1766 (Harris). Georges Hill 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Free Stone or Freestone See New Street South [north]. Georges Hill 1811 (Campbell map). George’s Hill 1824 (Pigot), Alley 1843; Georges Hill 1847 (OS). ⇒ French Street See Mercer Street Upper. George’s Inn Yard Near Church Street (q.v.), site unknown. George’s Inn Yard 1798 Frenchman’s Lane ⇒ (Amiens St W.). [1728]. French Mans Lane 1756 (Rocque). (Whitelaw). Browns Lane 1764 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 51). Frenchman’s Lane George’s Lane ⇒ (Blackhall Place E.). [1756]. Georges Street 1756 (Rocque). 1766 (Harris). French Mans Lane 1773 (Scalé). Frenchman’s Georges Lane 1758 (FDJ 11.4.1758), 1766 (Harris). Georges Lane 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). French Man’s Lane 1788 (WSC Street 1773 (Scalé). George’s Lane 1784 (WSC maps, 114/1), maps, 296/1). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Frenchman’s 1811 (Campbell map), 1843; Georges Lane 1847 (OS). Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ For another George’s Lane, see South Great George’s French Walk See St Stephen’s Green West. Street. ⇒ Friary Avenue ⇒ (Church St W.). [1728]. Duck Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 George’s Place (1) (Dorset St Lower E.). St George’s Place 1798 (Whitelaw). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1794 (Wilson map). Carters Lane 1811 George’s Place 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Carter Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin George’s Place (2) (Parnell St N.). George’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw), 1804; almanac). Carter’s Lane 1843; Carter Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ George’s Place 1806 (Wilson). George’s Court 1811 (Campbell Frockfield Lane Location unknown. Frockfield Lane 1764 (RD 237/192/152598). map), 1814 (Ancient records, xvi, 477). George’s Place 1834 Fumbally Lane ⇒ (New St South W.). [possibly 1465]. Bumbailifs Lane (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). George’s Court North 1847 1756 (Rocque). Fombella’s Lane 1760 (RD 206/462/136847). (Thom). ⇒ Bumbailiff’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Bumbailifs Lane 1773 (Scalé). George’s Place (3) (South Great George’s St W.). George’s Place 1835 (Dublin Bumbailiff’s Lane 1783 (Wilson). Bomhailiffs Lane 1793 (PEP, almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 97/46/4/11). Fumballys Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Fumbaly’s George’s Quay ⇒ [1723]. Georges Quay 1756 (Rocque). George’s Quay Lane 1824 (Pigot). Fumbally’s Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1766 (Harris). Georges Quay 1773 (Scalé). Georges Kay 1776 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Wilson). Georges Quay 1811 (Campbell map). George’s Quay Furlong’s Court Near Cornmarket (q.v.), site unknown. Furlong’s Court 1844 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ George’s Street East See Tara Street [north]. Gales Court (Thomas St S.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Gates’s Court George’s Street Great See North Great George’s Street. 1766 (Harris). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Gales Court 1793 (RD North 469/441/303203). Gate Court 1796 (Wilson). Gales Court 1811 George’s Street Great See South Great George’s Street. (Campbell map). Gate Court 1824 (Pigot). Gales’ Court 1843; South Gales Court 1847 (OS). Gate Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Geraghty or Geraghty’s Near New Street (q.v.), site unknown. Geraghty Lane 1824 Gallagher’s Court (The Coombe S.). Gallagher’s Court 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Lane (Pigot). Geraghty’s Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). (OS). ⇒ Gibraltar or Gibraltar Near Elbow Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Gibraltar 1766 (Harris). Gallow’s Hill Location unknown. Gallow’s Hill 1768 (Pue’s Occurrences Court Gibraltar Court 1802 (RD 544/554/367434). Gibraltar 1824 2.4.1768). (Pigot). Gibralter 1834 (Dublin almanac). Gibraltar 1847 Gallow’s Road See Baggot Street Lower. (Thom). ⇒ Galway or Galway’s ⇒ (James’s St N.). [1753]. Lord Gallways Walk 1756 (Rocque). Gilbert’s or Gilberts ⇒ (44553725). [1728]. Gilberts Alley 1756 (Rocque). Gilbert’s Walk Galway’s Walk 1766 (Harris). Lord Gallway’s Walk 1773 (Scalé). Alley Alley 1766 (Harris). Gilberts Alley 1773 (Scalé). Gilbert’s Alley Galway’s Walk 1783 (Wilson). Galways Walk 1811 (Campbell 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Gilbert’s Alley 1847 map). Galway Walk 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Thom). ⇒ Garden Lane† (1) ⇒ (54805145). [1756]. Garning Lane 1756 (Rocque). Garden Gilford Place See Guildford Place. Lane 1766 (Harris). For other Garden Lanes, see Garden Lane Gill or Gill’s Square (Thomas St S.). Gill’s Square 1766 (Harris). Gill Square 1824 East, Spring Garden Lane (1). (Pigot). Gill’s Square 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Garden Lane (2) Near Castle Street (q.v.), site unknown. Garden Lane 1766 Gillshenan’s Lane Near Dorset Street (q.v.), site unknown. Gillshenan’s Lane 1798 (Harris). (Whitelaw). Garden Lane (3) ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1685]. Garden Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Glandalough or See Myler’s Alley. (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776; Garden Lane South 1783 (Wilson). Glendelagh Lane Loncombs Lane also Garden Lane 1787 (RD 390/466/257095). Glannan’s Lane See Hougheys Lane. Garden Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Garden Lane South 1824 Glasmanogue or See Church Street Upper, Phibsborough Road [north]. (Pigot). Garden Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Glassmahonoge Garden Lane East Off Manor Street (q.v.), site unknown. Garden Lane 1766 Glasshouse Lane Near Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Glasshouse Lane (Harris), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Garden Lane East 1783 1764 (RD 230/157/150109). (Wilson). Garden Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Garden Lane East 1806 Glennans Lane See Hougheys Lane. (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Glocester Street See Gloucester Street South. Garden Lane South See Garden Lane (3). Gloster Street See Gloucester Street South, Sean Mac Dermott Street Upper. Gardiner Lane (Summerhill N.). Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Gardiner’s Lane Gloucester Court (62255110). Stable Lane 1791 (WSC maps, 309). Unnamed 1843 1834 (Dublin almanac). Gardiner Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). Gloucester Court 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). Gardiner Place (Parnell St N.). Gardiner’s Place 1790 (Ancient records, xiv, Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ 166), 1802 (SNL 30.9.1802). Gardiners Place 1811 (Campbell Gloucester Diamond (Summerhill S.). Gloucester Diamond 1791 (WSC maps, 309). map). Gardiner Place 1824 (Pigot). Gardiner’s Place 1834 Diamond 1835 (RD Index book). Gloucester Diamond 1843, (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Gardiner Row (Parnell St N.). Gardiner’s Row, laid out in 1768 (Casey, 191); Gloucester Lane Near Gloucester Place Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Gloucester 1770 (Ancient records, xii, 104). Gardiners Row 1773 (Scalé). Lane 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Gardiner’s Row 1776 (SNL 8.1.1776), 1786 (DEP 9.2.1786), Gloucester Place See next three entries, James Joyce Street [north]. 1811 (Campbell map). Gardiner Row 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin Gloucester Place †(Summerhill S.). Gloucester Place 1791 (WSC maps, 309; RD almanac), 1843; Gardiner’s Row 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lower [north] 440/4/282400), 1793 (SNL 21.12.1793), 1811 (Campbell map). Gardiner Street See next two entries. Glo’ster Place 1824 (Pigot). Gloucester Place 1828 (Val.). North Gardiner Street Lower† ⇒ (O’Connell St Upper E.). [1728]. Lime Street 1756 (Rocque), Gloucester Place 1843; Gloucester Place North 1847 (OS). 1764 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 51), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), For another Gloucester Place Lower, see James Joyce Street 1783 (Wilson). Gardiner Street Lower 1798 (Whitelaw). Lower [north]. ⇒ Gardiner Street 1808 (Ancient records, xvi, 84). Gardiner Street Gloucester Place (Summerhill S.). Gloucester Place 1791 (WSC maps, 309; RD 1811 (Campbell map). Gardiner Street Lower 1824 (Pigot). Lower North [north] 440/4/282400), 1793 (SNL 21.12.1793), 1811 (Campbell map). Gardiner Street 1843; Gardiner Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Glo’ster Place 1824 (Pigot). Gloucester Place 1828 (Val.). North Gardiner Street Middle (Parnell St N.). Middle Gardiner Street 1802 (SNL 30.1.1802). Gloucester Place 1843; Gloucester Place North 1847 (OS). ⇒ Gardiner Street 1811 (Campbell map). Gardiner Street Middle Gloucester Place (Summerhill S.). Stable Lane 1791 (WSC maps, 309). Unnamed 1824 (Pigot). Middle Gardiner Street 1843; Gardiner Street Upper [south] 1811 (Campbell map). Gloucester Place Upper 1828 (Val.). Middle 1847 (OS). ⇒ Gloucester Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Gardiner Street Upper (Dorset St Lower E.). Upper Gardiner Street 1793 (SNL Gloucester Street See Gloucester Street South, Killarney Street, Sean Mac Dermott 21.12.1793). Gardiner Street Upper 1824 (Pigot). Upper Street Lower, Sean Mac Dermott Street Upper. Gardiner Street 1843; Gardiner Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Gloucester Street Lower See Killarney Street, Sean Mac Dermott Street Lower. Gardiners Court See St Anthony’s Place. Gloucester Street North See Sean Mac Dermott Street Lower, Sean Mac Dermott Street Gardiner’s Square Location unknown, possibly same as Mountjoy Square (q.v.). Upper. Gardiner’s Square 1791 (Ancient records, xiv, 198). Gloucester Street South ⇒ (City Quay S.). [1728]. Gloster Street 1756 (Rocque). Garning Lane See Garden Lane (1). Glocester Street 1766 (Harris). Gloster Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776; Garraty’s Lane (51003290). Garraty’s Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Gloucester Street 1776; Gloster Street 1783 (Wilson). Gloucester 24 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Street 1790 (Ancient records, xiv, 143), 1811 (Campbell map). Grant’s Lane Near Baggot Street (q.v.) N., site unknown. Grant’s Lane 1831 Gloucester Street South 1824 (Pigot). South Gloucester Street (PEP, 2011/3/2). 1843; Gloucester Street South 1847 (OS). ⇒ Grant’s Row (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Grants Row 1796 (RD 493/396/ Gloucester Street Upper See Sean Mac Dermott Street Upper. 323527), 1811 (Campbell map). Grant’s Row 1824 (Pigot), Glover’s Alley ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1728]. Rapparree Alley 1756 (Rocque). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Glover’s Alley 1763 (FDJ 3.9.1763). Glover’s Alley, Raparee Granville Street See Grenville Street. Alley 1766 (Harris). Rapparree Alley 1773 (Scalé). Rapparee Grattan Court Location unknown. Grattan Court 1841 (RD 7/96). For another Alley 1776 (Wilson). Raparee Alley 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Grattan Court, see next entry. Glovers Alley 1783 (Wilson), 1793 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 90), Grattan Court East (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Grattan Court 1811 (Campbell map), 1811 (Campbell map), 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1832 (Ancient records, xix, 71), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Goat Alley See Digges Lane, Goat Alley West. Grattan Place (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Grattan Place 1834 (Dublin almanac). Goat Alley West Near Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Goat Alley 1766 Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Goat Alley West 1783 (Wilson). Grattan Street (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Grattan Street 1794 (RD 479/299/ Golden Lane ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [1610]. Golden Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 306380), 1796 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Grattan Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Gravel Walk See Benburb Street [east]. Good Mans or See Walker’s Alley (2). Gray Street ⇒ (The Coombe N.). [1728]. Elbow Lane 1756 (Rocque). Goodman’s Alley Elbow Lane Great 1766 (Harris). Elbow Lane 1773 (Scalé). Goodin’s Yard Near Dorset Street (q.v.), site unknown. Goodin’s Yard 1798 Great Elbow Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Elbow Lane Great (Whitelaw). 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Great Elbow Lane 1843; Goodman’s Lane ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [1754†]. Walkers Alley 1756 (Rocque). Elbow Lane Great 1847 (OS). ⇒ Walker’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Walkers Alley 1773 (Scalé). Great Abbey or Abby See Abbey Street Middle. Goodmans Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1819 (Precinct plan). Street Goodman’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Great Boater or See Bishop Street. Goodwin’s Court (54355175). Goodwin’s Court 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 Booter Lane (Pigot), 1827 (WSC maps, 65). Great Britain Quay See Britain Quay. Goodwin’s Yard Near Merchant’s Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Goodwin’s Yard Great Britain Street See Parnell Street. 1776 (Ancient records, xii, 396). Great Brunswick Place See Brunswick Place. Gordon or Gordon’s See Gordon Place. Great Brunswick Street See Pearse Street, Ringsend Road. Lane Great Chancery Lane See Chancery Lane [south] Gordon Place (Richmond St South E.). Gordon’s Lane 1783 (Wilson), 1790 Great Charles Street See Charles Street Great. (Ancient records, xiv, 153), 1797 (Wright, 134), 1801 (Archer, Great Christ Church See St Michael’s Hill (1). 132). Gordons Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Gordon Lane 1824 Lane (Pigot). Gordon Place 1843, 1847 (OS). Gordon Lane 1847 Great Clarence Place See Clarence Place Great, Queen’s Terrace. (Thom). ⇒ Great Clarence Street See Cardiff Lane, Macken Street. Goreley’s Alley Near High Street (q.v.), site unknown. Goreley’s Alley 1798 Great Cuff or Cuffe See Cuffe Street. (Whitelaw). Street Gough’s Court Near Basin Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Gough’s Court 1847 Great Denmark Street See Denmark Street Great. (Thom). ⇒ Great Elbow Lane See Gray Street. Goulding’s or Gould’s See Anne’s Lane South. Great George’s Street See North Great George’s Street, South Great George’s Street. Lane or Ride Great George’s Street See North Great George’s Street. Grace’s Court Near The Coombe (q.v.), site unknown. Grace’s Court 1847 North (Thom). ⇒ Great George’s Street South Great George’s Street. Grafton Lane See Lemon Street. South Grafton Street ⇒ [1610]. Grafton Street 1756 (Rocque; Ancient records, x, 216), Great Gloster or See Sean Mac Dermott Street Upper. 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell Gloucester Street map); repaved in 1824 (Ancient records, xviii, 91). Grafton Great Longford Street See Longford Street Great. Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Great Marlborough See Marlborough Street. Grafton Street Little See Lemon Street. Street Graham’s Court (57255350). Statute Lane 1773 (Scalé plan). Unnamed 1811 Great Martins Lane See Railway Street, Tyrone Street. (Campbell map). Graham’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Great Ship Street See Ship Street Great. Graham’s Row (Dorset St Upper W.). Graham’s Row 1781 (RD 340/34/226799), Great Strand Street See Strand Street Great. 1796 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Graham Row 1827 (WSC maps, Greek Street ⇒ (Church St E.). [1409]. Cow Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 65), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Graham’s Row 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1776 (Wilson). Greek Street 1782 (RD 344/171/230701), Granby Court Near Barrack Street (q.v.), site unknown. Granby Court 1783, 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Cow Lane 1824 (Pigot). 1786 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1824 (Pigot). Greek Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Granby Lane ⇒ (Dorset St Upper E.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), Green Street† ⇒ (Church St E.). [1710]. Little Green 1756 (Rocque). Green 1773 (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Granby Lane Street 1773 (Scalé). Little Green 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Green 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1818 (Ancient records, xvii, 193), Granby Place (Parnell St N.). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 14 Primary production: (Campbell map). Granby Place 1824 (Pigot), 1831 (Longfield, Little Green. ⇒ 21/F/86, 42), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Green’s Alley Near The Coombe (q.v.), site unknown. Green’s Alley 1798 Granby Row ⇒ (Dorset St Upper E.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque). (Whitelaw). Granby Row 1759 (RD 201/340/133070), 1766 (Harris), 1772 Greenville Avenue ⇒ (New St South W.). [1719]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque environs). (Ancient records, xii, 199), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1801 Roper’s Rest 1772 (Rutty, ii, 136), 1804 (Wilson). Ropers Rest (Archer, 125), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 1811 (Campbell map). Roper’s Rest 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). For another Granby Row, see Parnell Square West. ⇒ Gregg or Greg’s Lane See Findlater Place. Grand Canal Place (James’s St S.). Grand Canal Place 1795 (RD 489/230/304771). Gregg or Greg’s Street See Riddles Row. Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Grand Canal Place 1843, 1847 Grenville Lane (Dorset St Upper E.). Grenville Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac), (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Grand Canal Quay (Grand Canal St Lower N.). Canal Quay Grand 1796 (Wilson). Grenville Place See St Ann’s Court. Grand Canal Quay 1811 (Campbell map). Canal Q. Grand 1824 Grenville Street (Summerhill N.). Grenville Street, intended 1788 (Ó Cionnaith, (Pigot). Canal Quay 1834 (Dublin almanac). Grand Canal Quay 183); 1790 (RD 431/525/281621), 1796 (Wilson), 1802 (SNL 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ 24.6.1802). Granville Street 1808 (SNL 4.5.1808). Grenville Grand Canal Street See next two entries, Hogan Place. Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Grand Canal Street Artichoke Road 1793 (PEP, 97/46/4/11), 1797 (Longfield, Grey’s Court See Abbey Cottages. Lower 21/F/89, 195). Grand Canal Street 1795 (RD 488/452/311769), Griffith’s Court (O’Connell St Upper W.). Griffiths Court 1843; Griffith’s Court 1796 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Canal Street Grand 1824 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Pigot). Grand Canal Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Grogan’s Court Near Bride Street (q.v.), site unknown. Grogan’s Court 1798 Grand Canal Street Artichoke Road 1793 (PEP, 97/46/4/11). Grand Canal Street (Whitelaw). Upper 1795 (RD 488/452/311769), 1796 (Wilson). Artichoke Road Guild Street (Amiens St E.). Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county). Guild Street 1797 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 195). Grand Canal Street 1811 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (Campbell map). Canal Street Grand 1824 (Pigot). Grand Canal (OS). ⇒ Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Guildford Place (North Strand Rd E.). Guildford Place 1843 (Post office dir.). Grange Gorman Avenue See Grangegorman Upper [north]. Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Gilford Place 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Grange Gorman or See next three entries. Guildford Terrace Near North Strand Road (q.v.), site unknown. Guildford Terrace Gormon Lane 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Grangegorman Lower ⇒ (Church St Upper W.). [1673]. Grange Gormon Lane 1756 Gunn Alley See Levinthorpe’s Alley. (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Grangegorman Lane 1776 Gunpowder Court or See Camden Court (1). (Wilson). Grange Gorman Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 Lane (Pigot), 1831 (Longfield, 28/F/86, 41), 1834 (Dublin almanac), Gunpowder Office Yard See Camden Court (1). 1843; Grangegorman Lower 1847 (OS). Grangegorman Lane Gyles’s Court See Scallans Court. 1847 (DEP 3.4.1847). ⇒ Hackets Court (1) (59554160). Hacket’s Court 1766 (Harris). Hackets Court c. Grangegorman Upper (Phibsborough Rd W.). Grange Gorman Lane 1811 (Campbell 1769 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). [north] map). Grange Gorman Avenue 1834 (Dublin almanac). Grange Hackets Court (2) Kevin Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Hackets Court 1847 Gorman Lane 1843; Grangegorman Avenue 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Thom). ⇒ Grangegorman Upper (Constitution Hill W.). Grange Gorman Lane 1811 (Campbell Haddington Road (Baggot St Upper E.). Laid out in 1763 (Craig, 1980, 192). Circular [south] map), 1843; Grangegorman Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Road 1811 (Campbell map). Haddington Road 1837 (RD 16/172). Grantham Place (Camden St Upper W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Circular Road, Haddington Road 1843; Haddington Road 1847 Grantham Street (Camden St Upper W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1843 (OS). ⇒ (OS). Grantham Street 1843 (RD 18/46), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Half Stone Street See Halston Street [north]. Grant’s Alley Patrick Street (q.v.) W., site unknown. Grant’s Alley 1757 (RD Halpins Row (Amiens St E.). Buckingham Place or Halpin’s Row 1834 188/185/ 125079). (Dublin almanac). Halpin’s Row 1843 (OS). Buckingham Place DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 25

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) or Halpin’s Row 1845 (Dublin almanac). Halpin’s Row 1847 Hawkins Street ⇒ (Westmoreland St E.). [1728]. Hawkins Street 1756 (Rocque), (OS). ⇒ 1761 (Ancient records, xi, 8). Hawkins’ Street 1766 (Harris). Halston Street [north] ⇒ (Church St E.). [1726–7]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Half Hawkins Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1795 (FDJ Stone Street 1766 (Harris). Clear Lane 1768–9 (DCS maps, 4.4.1795), 1811 (Campbell map). Hawkins’s Street 1824 (Pigot). 4). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Halston Street 1783 (Wilson), 1787 Hawkins’ Street 1834 (Dublin almanac). Hawkins Street 1843, (Ancient records, xiv, 20), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Haymarket ⇒ (Church St W.). [1728]. Hay Market 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Halston Street [south] ⇒ (Church St E.). [1673]. Bradogue Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1811 (Campbell (Harris). Bradough Lane 1768–9 (DCS maps, 4). Bradogue map), 1824 (Pigot), 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 243), 1843, 1847 Lane 1773 (Scalé). Halston Street 1783 (Wilson), 1791 (FDJ (OS). ⇒ 21.6.1791). Bradogue Alley 1798 (Whitelaw). Halston Street Healy’s Court (1) (Mount Brown N.). Healy’s Court 1843; Healys Court 1847 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). Hely’s Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Hamilton Court (1) (Capel St W.). Hamiltons Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Healy’s Court (2) Near Barrack Street (q.v.), site unknown. Healy’s Court 1834 Hamilton Court (2) Near Newmarket Street (q.v.), site unknown. Hamilton Court (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Hearn’s Court Near Belvidere Place (q.v.), site unknown. Hearn’s Court 1834 Hamilton Lane Near Gloucester Place (q.v.), site unknown. Hamilton Lane 1845 (Dublin almanac). (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Hell ⇒ (51903910). [1728]. Hell 1756 (Rocque). Passage to Christ Hamilton Place South Circular Road (q.v.) N., site unknown. Hamilton Place Church Lane 1764 (Reading). Hell 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1845 (RD 20/4). 1798 (Whitelaw). Hamilton Row or Street See Fenian Street [mid]. Hely’s Court Near Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Hely’s Court 1847 Hammer Hill (49603525). Hammer Hill 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Thom). For another Hely’s Court, see Healys Court (1). ⇒ Hammond Lane ⇒ (Church St W.). [c. 1265]. Hammond Lane 1756 (Rocque), Hen and Chicken Lane Near Clanbrassil Street (q.v.), site unknown. Hen and Chicken 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1811 Lane 1795 (RD 487/1/303165). (Campbell map). Hamond Lane 1813 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 4). Hendrick Lane (Church St W.). [1728†]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Hammond Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 243), Hendrick Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), 1813 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Longfield, 21/F/86, 34), 1824 Pigot( ), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hammond’s Marsh Location unknown. Hammond’s Marsh 1763 (FDJ 7.5.1763). Hendrick Place (Church St W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1843; Hendrick Hanbury Lane ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1692]. Hanbury Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Place 1847 (OS). See also Hendrick Street [west]. ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Hendrick Street [east] ⇒ (Church St W.). [1728]. Hendrick Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Handkerchief Alley (Cornmarket S.). Handkerchief Alley 1798 (Whitelaw), 1843, 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hendrick Street [west] (Church St W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Hendrick Handzards Lane Near Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Handzards Lane Street 1843; Hendrick Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1764 (RD 230/157/150109). Henrietta Lane (Bolton St W.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Stable Lane Hanover Lane ⇒ (Patrick St W.). [1648]. Hanover Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1773 (Scalé). Henrietta Lane 1784 (RD 362/387/245707). (Harris), 1772 (Rutty, ii, 169), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Henrietta Lane 1834 (Dublin (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hanover Lane, see Creighton Street. ⇒ Henrietta Place ⇒ (Bolton St W.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), Hanover or Hannover See Hanover Street East, Hanover Street West. 1773 (Scalé). Henrietta Place 1798 (Whitelaw), 1806 (RD Street 576/379/392112), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Hanover Quay Hanover Quay 1796 (RD 493/164/320460), 1796–1812 (Wilson), 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Henrietta Street ⇒ (Bolton St W.). [1728]. Henrietta Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Hanover Square (Patrick St W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Hanover Square (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hanover Street East (Pearse St N.). Hanover Street 1766 (Harris), 1798 (Whitelaw), Henry Place ⇒ (O’Connell St Upper W.). [1728]. Off Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1811 (Campbell map). Hanover Street East 1824 (Pigot). East 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1786 Hanover Street 1843; Hanover Street East 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hanover Street West ⇒ (The Coombe N.). [1728]. Hannover Street 1756 (Rocque). Henry Street ⇒ (O’Connell St W.). [1711]. Henry Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Hanover Street 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), map). Hanover Street West 1824 (Pigot). Hanover Street 1843, 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Henry Street, see 1847 (OS). ⇒ Earl Street North. ⇒ Harbour Court [east] (Abbey St Lower S.). Harbour Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), Herbert Lane (Baggot St Lower N.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Herbert Place (Baggot St Lower N.). Herbert Place 1827 (Casey, 574), 1834 Harbour Court [west] (Abbey St Lower S.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Harbour (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1824 (Pigot). Harbour Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, Herbert Street (Baggot St Lower N.). Herbert Street 1830 (Casey, 575), 1836 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Ancient records, xix, 254), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Harbour Lane See Harbour Court [west]. Herberton Road (South Circular Rd S.). Unnamed path 1811 (Campbell map); Harcourt Court See Lincoln Place. unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Harcourt Lane (Leeson St Lower W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Heron Court (60405575). Heron Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Harcourt Place See Fenian Street [west]. Hervey’s Yard (66804100). Hervey’s Yard 1773 (Scalé). Harcourt Road (Camden St Upper E.). Harcourt Road 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Heytesbury Place Near Clanbrassil Street Lower (q.v.) E., site unknown. (OS). ⇒ Heytesbury Place 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Harcourt Street (Camden St Lower E.). Harcourt Street 1777 (Craig, 1980, Heytesbury Street (Camden St Lower W.). Unnamed 1816 (Taylor). New Bride 228), 1780 (RD 332/176/223862), 1783 (Wilson), 1789 (Ancient Street 1843 (OS). Heytesbury Street 1844 (RD 13/233), 1847 records, xiv, 125), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ High Street ⇒ [early 11th cent.]. High Street 1756 (Rocque), 1761 (Reading), Harcourt Terrace (Leeson St Lower W.). Harcourt Terrace 1830 (Casey, 526), 1835 1764 (Ancient records, xi, 224), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), (Dublin almanac), 1841 (RD 2/3), 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Harding’s Cottages Near Sandwith Street (q.v.), site unknown. Harding’s Cottages (OS). ⇒ 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Hill Street (Parnell St N.). Temple Street 1773 (Scalé). Temple Street East Hardwicke Lane (Dorset St Upper E.). Hardwicke Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1783; Temple Street 1786 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Temple Street East 1824 (Pigot). Lower Temple Street 1843; Hardwicke Place (Dorset St Upper E.). Hardwicke Place 1806 (Ancient records, Temple Street Lower 1847 (OS). For another Hill Street, see Mill xv, 483), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Hardwick Place Street. ⇒ 1834 (Dublin almanac). Hardwicke Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hobbarts Passage Near Baggot Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Hobbarts Passage Hardwicke Street (Dorset St Upper E.). Hardwicke Street 1806 (Ancient records, 1834 (RD 13/218). xv, 483), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Hardwick Street Hoey’s Court (1) (66604175). Hoey’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1834 (Dublin almanac). Hardwicke Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hoey’s Court (2) ⇒ (Castle St S.). [1345]. Hoeys Court 1756 (Rocque). Hoy’s Harmony Row (Pearse St S.). Harmony Row 1812 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Court 1757 (FDJ 19.11.1757). Hoey’s Court 1766 (Harris). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hoeys Court 1773 (Scalé). Hoey’s Ct 1776 (Wilson). Hoeys Harrington Street (Camden St Upper W.). Harrington Street 1818 (Wilson), 1824 Court 1811 (Campbell map). Hoey’s Court 1824 (Pigot), 1843, (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Harris Street Location unknown. Harris Street 1776 (Ancient records, xii, Hog or Hogg Hill See St Andrew Street. 415). Hogan Place ⇒ (Pearse St S.). [1728]. Wentworth Place 1798 (Whitelaw). Harrower’s Court (Cork St N.). Harrower’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Grand Canal Street 1811 (Campbell map). Wentworth Place Harry Street (Grafton St W.). Harry Street 1773 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 108), 1812 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Holles Place (Fenian St S.). Holles Place 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). Holles Place 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Harrys Street ⇒ (58503710). [1756]. Harrys Street 1756 (Rocque). Harry’s Holles Row (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Holles Row 1798 (Whitelaw), 1801 Street 1766 (Harris). Harrys Street 1773 (Scalé). (RD 545/283/334610), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Hart Street Location unknown. Hart Street 1834 (RD Index book). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hart’s Row (66604960). Hart’s Row 1843 (OS). Holles Street (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Holles Street 1771 (RD Harvey’s Lane Near Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Harvey’s Lane 1783, 284/184/185145), 1773 (Scalé), 1779 (Ancient records, xiii, 80), 1786 (Wilson). 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hassett’s Gale Near Newmarket Street (q.v.), site unknown. Hassett’s Gale 1824 Hope’s Yard Near Cook Street (q.v.), site unknown. Hope’s Yard 1798 (Pigot). (Whitelaw). Hatch Lane (Leeson St Lower W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Horsemans or (O’Connell St Upper W.). Horsman’s Row 1806 (RD 576/65/ Hatch Place [east] (Leeson St Lower W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Horsman’s Row 384877), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Horseman Row 1843; Hatch Place [west] (Leeson St Lower W.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Horsemans Row 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hatch Street Lower (Leeson St Lower W.). Hatch Street, laid out in 1791 (Casey, Hospital Lane (27504245). Hospital Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 527); 1810 (datestone); 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Hatch Street Upper (Camden St Upper E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hoster’s Court Near Mecklenburgh Street (q.v.), site unknown. Hoster’s Court Hatter’s Lane See Asdill’s Row. 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 26 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Hotel Yard ⇒ (Abbey St Middle N.). [1728]. Probys Yard 1756 (Rocque). James Joyce Street (Summerhill S.). Gloucester Place 1811 (Campbell map) Proby’s Yard 1766 (Harris). Probys Yard 1773 (Scalé). Proby’s [north] Gloucester Place Lower 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Yard 1779 (RD 325/146/219269), 1783 (Wilson). Hotel Yard James Joyce Street ⇒ (Summerhill S.). [1721–2]. Mabbot Street 1756 (Rocque), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ [south] 1757 (Ancient records, x, 277). Mabbott Street 1771 (Ancient Houghen’s Lane See Hougheys Lane. records, xii, 113). Mabbots Street 1773 (Scalé). Mabbot Street Hougheys Lane† ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1756]. Pig Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson). Glannan’s Lane 1798 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw). Glennans Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Houghen’s James Street East (Baggot St Lower N.). East James Street 1807 (Ancient records, Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Houghey’s Lane 1843; Hougheys xvi, 54). James’s Street East 1824 (Pigot). East James’ Street Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843; James’s Street East 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hoyne’s Court Near Cornmarket (q.v.), site unknown. Hoyne’s Court 1844 James’s Gate (Thomas St, W. end). James’s Gate 1766 (Harris), 1824 (Pigot). (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ James’ Gate 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hoy’s Court See Hoey’s Court (2). James’s Lane (67903225). James’s Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843; James’ Lane 1847 Howard’s Court Near Ship Street Great (q.v.) E., site unknown. Howard’s Court (OS). ⇒ 1756 (RD 182/56/120096). James’s Place See next entry. Howard’s Row Near Parnell Street (q.v.), site unknown. Howard’s Row 1834 James’s Place East (Baggot St Lower N.). James’s Place 1828 (RD 841/113/564113). (Dublin almanac). James’s Place East 1834 (Dublin almanac). James’s Place 1843; Huband Street See Bellevue [west]. James’ Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hughes’ Cottages (70303900). Hughes’ Cottages 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 James’s Square See Cuffe Lane. (OS). ⇒ James’s Street† [east] ⇒ [c. 1210]. St James’s Street 1756 (Rocque). James’ Street Hughes’ Lane Near Dorset Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Hughes’ Lane 1761; James Street 1762 (Ancient records, xi, 9, 99). James’s 1834 (Dublin almanac). Street 1766 (Harris). St James’s Street 1773 (Scalé). James’s Hughes’ Row Near Cumberland Street South (q.v.), site unknown. Hughes’ Street 1776 (Wilson), 1801 (Archer, 150). James’ Street 1843, Row 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hugh’s Court (Wolfe Tone Quay N.). Hughs’ Court 1843; Hugh’s Court 1847 James’s Street† [west] ⇒ [1488]. Mount Brown 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (OS). ⇒ (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Hume Row See Ely Place, Ely Place Upper. 1834 (Dublin almanac). James’ Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hume Street (Merrion Row S.). Hume Street, laid out in 1768 (Casey, 517); Jervais Street See Jervis Street [north]. 1770 (RD 274/628/182906), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1786 Jervis Lane See next two entries. (Ancient records, xiii, 477), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Jervis Lane Lower ⇒ (Parnell St S.). [1685]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Scalé). Jervis Lane 1783–6 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 Humphrey’s or See Dunn’s Court. (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Humphreys Court Jervis Lane Upper ⇒ (Parnell St S.). [1685]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Hunt or Hunt’s Alley† ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1728]. Hunt Alley 1756 (Rocque). Hunt’s (Scalé). Jervis Lane 1783–6 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 Alley 1766 (Harris). Hunt Alley 1773 (Scalé). Hunts Alley 1776 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map). Unnamed Jervis Street [mid] ⇒ (Capel St E.). [1673]. Swifts Row 1756 (Rocque), 1773 1843 (OS). Hunt’s Alley 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). (Scalé). Upper Jervis Street 1782 (SNL 14.2.1782). Jervis Street Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1791 (Wilson map), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hunt’s Yard Near Capel Street (q.v.), site unknown. Hunt’s Yard 1766 Jervis Street [north] ⇒ (Capel St E.). [1673]. Jervis Street 1756 (Rocque). Jervais (Harris). Street 1759 (Universal Advertiser 29.12.1759). Jervis Street Hutchinson’s Court (1) ⇒ [1756]. Near Aston Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Hutchinson’s 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Jervais Street 1774; Jervis Street Court 1756 (Universal Advertiser 6.3.1756). 1776 (Ancient records, xii, 310, 405). Lower Jervis Street 1776 Hutchinson’s Court (2) Near William Street South (q.v.), site unknown. Hutchinson’s (Wilson). Jervis Street 1811 (Campbell map). Jervis Street Lower Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1836 (RD 2/61). Jervis Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hutton’s Lane (Summerhill N.). Mountjoy Street 1809 (Gregory map). Jervis Street [south] ⇒ (Capel St E.). [1673]. Swifts Row 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Hutton’s Lane 1834 (Dublin (Scalé). Swift’s Row 1803 (Ancient records, xv, 320). Jervis almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Inchicore Road Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county). Inchicore Road 1811 (Campbell Jervis Street Lower See Jervis Street [north]. map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ John Dillon Street (Nicholas St W.). Proposed in 1773 (Ancient records, xii, 257). Indian Alley See Swift’s Alley. [north] Blackhall Row 1796 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 77). Unnamed 1811 Infirmary Road (Conyngham Rd N.). Unnamed 1791 (Wilson map), 1811 (Campbell map). Blackhall Row 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (Campbell map). Circular Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Infirmary Yard (Thomas St S.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). John Dillon Street ⇒ (Nicholas St W.). [1710†]. Plunket Street 1756 (Rocque), Infirmary Yard 1798 (Whitelaw), 1825 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 222), [south] 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Inns Quay ⇒ [c. 1638]. Inns Quay 1756 (Rocque), 1760 (RD 208/22/ John Field Road ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [1673]. Maiden Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 138106), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Maiden Lane East 1783 1784 (Ancient records, xiii, 357), 1786 (Wilson). King’s Inns (Wilson). Maiden Lane 1806 (RD 579/440/393050), 1811 Quay 1801 (Archer, 81). Inns Quay 1802 (SNL 30.1.1802). (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Kings Inns Quay 1811 (Campbell map). King’s Inn’s Quay 1824 John or John’s Street See next three entries. (Pigot). King’s Inns Quay 1834 (Dublin almanac). Kings Inns John Street North ⇒ (Church St W.). [1728]. Johns Street 1756 (Rocque). John’s Quay 1843; King’s Inns Quay 1847 (OS). Inns’ Quay 1847 (DEP Street 1766 (Harris). Johns Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776; John’s 2.1.1847). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Street North 1783–6 (Wilson). John Street 1811 (Campbell map). Irvine Street See next entry. John’s Street 1813; John Street 1816 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 32, Irwin Street ⇒ (Mount Brown N.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Irwine 34). John’s Street North 1824 (Pigot). John Street 1843, 1847 Street 1786 (Wilson). Irwin Street 1793 (RD 474/94/298098), (OS). John Street North 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map). Irvine Street 1824 (Pigot). Irwin Street John Street South ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1728]. Johns Street 1756 (Rocque). John’s 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1766 (Harris). Johns Street 1773 (Scalé). John Street 1811 Isabella Street See Bella Street. (Campbell map). John’s Street South 1783–6 (Wilson), 1824 Island Street ⇒ (Thomas St West N.). [1728]. Dunghill Lane 1756 (Rocque), (Pigot). John Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Island Street 1773 (Pue’s John Street West ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [1610]. Johns Lane 1756 (Rocque). John’s Occurrences 6.2.1773), 1783–6 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Lane 1766 (Harris), 1770 (Ancient records, xii, 46). Johns Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 168), 1843, 1847 (OS). 1773 (Scalé). John Street 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). ⇒ John’s Street West 1824 (Pigot). John Street 1839 (Longfield, Island Bridge or Part of South Circular Road (q.v.). Unnamed 1760 (Rocque 21/F/98, 169), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Islandbridge county). Island Bridge 1762 (Ancient records, xi, 81), 1811 John’s Lane East ⇒ (Christchurch Place N.). [1470]. Johns Lane 1756 (Rocque), (Campbell map), 1843; Islandbridge 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1761 (Reading), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–1806 Jackson’s or Jacksons ⇒ (The Coombe N.). [1756]. Jacksons Alley 1756 (Rocque). (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Johns Lane 1821 (WSC maps, Alley Jackson’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Jacksons Alley 1773 (Scalé), 98). John’s Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1811 (Campbell map). Jackson’s Alley 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ John’s Lane West ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [1661]. Pig Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Pigg Alley 1776 (Wilson). Pig Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Cross Street 1836 (RD 4/43). Johns Lane 1839 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 169), 1843; John’s Lane 1847 (OS). John’s Lane West 1847 (Thom). ⇒ John’s or Johns Lane See previous three entries. John’s Quay See Sir John Rogerson’s Quay. Johnson Court ⇒ (Grafton St W.). [1756]. Johnsons Court 1756 (Rocque). Johnson’s Court 1766 (Harris). Johnsons Court 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Johnson’s Court East 1824 (Pigot). Johnston’s Court 1843; Johnson’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Johnson Place (Grafton St W.). Johnson’s Place 1793 (RD 465/442/298618). Johnson Place 1796 (Wilson). Johnston Place late 18th/early 19th cent. (Longfield, 21/F/89, 186). Johnson’s Place 1824 (Pigot). Johnston’s Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Johnson’s Alley (1) ⇒ (53054350). [1728]. Johnsons Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Johnson’s Lane 1783 (Wilson). Johnsons Alley 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Whinnery Alley 1811 (WSC maps, 203). Johnson’s Alley 1824– 34 (Dublin almanac). Johnson’s Alley (2) Off Wood Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Johnson’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Johnson’s Court (1) Near Basin Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Johnson’s Court 1847 Liffey Bridge and Dublin quays, 1818 (Brocas 2, NLI) (Thom). ⇒ DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 27

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Johnson’s Court (2) Near Haddington Road (q.v.), site unknown. Johnson’s Court Kildare Lane (St Stephen’s Green North N.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Scalé). Kildare Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Johnson’s Court (3) (51854100). Johnson’s Court 1766 (Harris). Johnsons Court Kildare Place (St Stephen’s Green North N.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). 1779 (Longfield, 21/F/88, 150v). Johnson’s Alley 1783 Wilson( ). Kildare Place 1773 (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Johnston’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Johnson’s Court West 1806 Kildare Place 1823 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 175), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Johnson’s Lane West 1834 (Dublin (OS). ⇒ almanac). Kildare Street ⇒ (St Stephen’s Green North N.). [1728]. Kildare Street 1756 Johnson’s Court East See Johnson Court. (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 Johnson’s Court North See Parnell Place. (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Johnson’s Court or See Johnson’s Court (3). Killarney Street (Amiens St W.). Gloucester Street, intended 1788 (Ó Cionnaith, Lane West 183); 1791 (Wilson map). Amiens Street 1809 (Gregory map). Johnson’s Lane See Johnson’s Alley (1). Lower Gloucester Street 1843; Gloucester Street Lower 1847 Johnson’s Lane North Near Parnell Street (q.v.), site unknown. Johnson’s Lane North (OS). ⇒ 1834 (Dublin almanac). Kilmainham Lane ⇒ (Old Kilmainham N.). [1673]. Road from Inchichore 1756 Johnston or See Johnson Place. (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Johnston’s Place Kilmainham Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Kilmainham Johnstons Alley See Mangans Court. Lane, see Mount Brown. ⇒ Johnston’s Court See Johnson Court, Johnson’s Court (3), Johnson’s Lane West, King Street See next four entries. Parnell Place. King Street North† ⇒ (Church St E.). [1673]. King Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Jones or Jones’s (High St N.). Jones Court 1796 (Wilson), 1843, 1847 (OS). Jones’s [east] (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). King Street North 1783 (Wilson). North Court (1) Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ King Street 1787 (Ancient records, xiv, 9). King Street 1811 Jones’s Court (2) Near Rainsford Street (q.v.), site unknown. Jones’s Court 1847 (Campbell map). King Street North 1824 (Pigot). North King (Thom). ⇒ Street 1843; King Street North 1847 (OS). ⇒ Jones’s Road (Ballybough Rd W). Unnamed 1816 (Taylor), 1821 (Duncan). King Street North† ⇒ (Church St W.). [1610]. Oxmantown 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Jones’ Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ [mid] (Scalé). King Street North 1783 (Wilson). North King Street 1787 Joseph or Joseph’s Lane ⇒ (South Great George’s St E.). [1756]. Josephs Lane 1756 (Ancient records, xiv, 9). King Street 1811 (Campbell map). King (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Joseph Lane 1811 Street North 1824 (Pigot). North King Street 1843; King Street (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Joseph’s Lane 1834 (Dublin North 1847 (OS). ⇒ almanac). Joseph Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ King Street North† ⇒ (Blackhall Place E.). [1673]. King Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Kane or Kane’s Alley See Cain’s Alley. [west] (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). King Street North 1783 (Wilson). North Kane’s Court See next two entries. King Street 1787 (Ancient records, xiv, 9). King Street 1811 Kane’s Court East (Summerhill S.). Kane’s Court 1766 (Harris), 1834 (Dublin (Campbell map). King Street North 1824 (Pigot). North King almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). Kane’s Court East 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Street 1843; King Street North 1847 (OS). ⇒ Kane’s Court West (O’Connell St Upper W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1843; King Street South ⇒ (Grafton St W.). [1553]. King Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Kane’s Court 1847 (OS). Kane’s Court West 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Ancient records, xii, 419). King Katharan’s or See Catherine Lane North. Street South 1783 (Wilson). King Street 1811 (Campbell map). Kathren’s Lane South King Street 1824 (Ancient records, xviii, 77). King Street Kavan’s Port See Kevin Street Lower. South 1824 (Pigot). King Street South 1847 (OS). ⇒ Kay’s Court Near High Street (q.v.), site unknown. Kay’s Court 1766 Kingram Place (Leeson St Lower E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Kings Avenue (Ballybough Rd E.). King’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Kearn’s Place (Old Kilmainham N.). Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county), 1811 King’s Court (1) Near Cook Street (q.v.), site unknown. King’s Court 1778 (FJ (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 26.3.1778). Keary’s Lane Near North Strand (q.v.), site unknown. Keary’s Lane 1847 King’s Court (2) Near King Street South (q.v.), site unknown. King’s Court (Thom). ⇒ 1793 (RD 476/200/311283), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1834 (Dublin Keizar’s or Keizer’s See Keysars Lane. almanac), 1843 (Post office dir.), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Lane Kings Court (3) (O’Connell St Lower E.). Kings Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Kelche’s Yard Near Beresford Street (q.v.), site unknown. Kelche’s Yard 1798 King’s Head Court ⇒ Near Capel Street (q.v.), site unknown. [1715]. King’s Head (Whitelaw). North† Court 1766 (Harris). King’s Head Court North 1824 (Pigot). Kelly’s Court (1) (69753625). Kelly’s Court 1831 (PEP, 2011/3/2), 1843, 1847 King’s Head Court See next entry. (OS). ⇒ South Kelly’s Court (2) Dorset Street Lower (q.v.), site unknown. Kelly’s Court 1798 King’s Head or (South Great George’s St E.). King’s Head Court 1782 (WSC (Whitelaw), 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). ⇒ Kingshead Court maps, 112), 1795 (RD 482/82/304260), 1796 (Wilson). Unnamed Kelly’s or Kellys (Stoneybatter E.). Kelly’s Court 1811 (Campbell map), 1828 1811 (Campbell map). King’s Head Court South 1824 (Pigot). Court (3) (Longfield, 21/F/86, 48), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Kellys Court King’s Head Court 1843; Kingshead Court 1847 (OS). For 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ another King’s Head Court, see King’s Head Court North. ⇒ Kelly’s Lane (1) Near Dorset Street (q.v.), site unknown. Kelly’s Lane 1798 Kings Inns Lane Near Kings Inns Street (q.v.), site unknown. Kings Inn Lane (Whitelaw), 1824 (Pigot). 1835 (RD Index book). Kelly’s Lane (2) (Phibsborough Rd E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ King’s Inns Quay See Inns Quay. Kelly’s Place Lower Mount Street (q.v.), site unknown. Kelly’s Place 1798 King’s Inns Street ⇒ (Parnell St N.). [1728]. Turn Again Lane 1756 (Rocque), (Whitelaw). 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Turnagain Lane 1776 (Wilson). Kelly’s Row (Dorset St Lower E.). Kelly’s Row 1798 (Whitelaw), 1824 Kings Inns Street 1795 (RD 484/303/307985). Turnagain (Pigot). Kellys Row 1843; Kelly’s Row 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1801 (WSC maps, 254). Kings Inns Street 1811 Kennedy Court (27304205). Kennedy Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). King’s Inn’s Street 1824 (Pigot). King’s Inns Kennedy’s Court Near Boyne Street (q.v.), site unknown. Kennedy’s Court 1847 Street 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843; Kings Inns Street 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Kennedy’s Lane (1) Near Boyne Street (q.v.), site unknown. Kennedy’s Lane 1847 King’s Lane (Dorset St Upper W.). King’s Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Thom). ⇒ (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Kennedy’s or Kennedys ⇒ (Nicholas St E.). [c. 1279]. Kennedys Lane 1756 (Rocque). King’s Lane, see Kings Avenue. ⇒ Lane (2) Souter’s Lane; Kennedy’s Lane 1756 (Ancient records, x, 196, Kingsland Parade (Richmond St South W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell), 1843, 229), 1766 (Harris). Souter’s Lane 1773 (Ancient records, xii, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 238). Kennedys Lane 1773 (Scalé). Kennedy’s Lane 1776 Lacy’s Lane (Grafton St E.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Wilson), 1781 (WSC maps, 608/1). Suiters Lane 1810 (Ancient (Scalé). Lacy’s Lane 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1783 (Wilson). records, xvi, 182). Kennedy’s Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 Lacey’s Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Lacy’s Lane 1824 (Pigot), (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Keogh’s Cottages (47003150). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lad Lane (Baggot St Lower S.). Stable Lane 1790 (WSC maps, 355/1). Kernes Lane New Street South (q.v.) W., site unknown. Kernes Lane 1760 Lad Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also next entry. ⇒ (RD 205/449/136876). Lad Lane Upper (Leeson St Lower E.). Laid out in 1816 (Casey, 567). Lad Lane Kevan or Kevan’s Street See Kevin Street Upper. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Kevan’s or Kevin’s Port See Camden Street Lower, Kevin Street Lower, Wexford Street. Lady Anne’s Lane (61204975). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Kevin Street See Kevin Street Lower, Kevin Street Upper. Lady’s Lane (Old Kilmainham N.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Bridge Kevin Street Cross See Cross Kevin Street. Row 1843, 1847 (OS). Lady’s Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Kevin Street Lower ⇒ (Wexford St W.). [c. 1225]. St Kevans Port 1756 (Rocque). Lamb Alley (1) [north] ⇒ (Cornmarket S.). [1704]. Lamb Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Kavan’s Port 1762 (Ancient records, xi, 79). Kevan’s Port 1766 (Harris), 1783 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell (Harris). Upper St Kevans Street 1773 (Scalé). Kevan’s Port map), 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Ancient records, xviii, 290), 1843, 1776 (Wilson). Kevin’s Port 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Kevin Street 1790 (Ancient records, xiv, 153). Kevins Port 1807 Lamb Alley (1) [west] (Cornmarket S.). Lamb Alley 1843 (OS). Ram Alley 1845 (WSC (WSC maps, 621). Upper Kevin Street 1811 (Campbell map). maps, 107). Lamb Alley 1847 (OS). ⇒ Kevin’s Port, Kevin Street 1824 (Pigot). Kevin Street Lower Lamb Alley (2) High Street (q.v.) S., site unknown, possibly same as McCullagh’s 1847 (OS). ⇒ Court (q.v.). Lamb Alley 1766 (Harris). Passage call’d Lamb Kevin Street Upper ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [c. 1225]. St Kevan Street 1756 (Rocque). Alley c. 1806 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 167). Kevan Street 1763 (FDJ 7.5.1763), 1766 (Harris). St Kevan Lamb Alley (3) Near Meath Street (q.v.), site unknown. Lamb Alley 1766 Street 1773 (Scalé). Kevans Street 1776 (Wilson). Upper Kevin (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Street 1789 (Ancient records, xiv, 125). Kevin Street 1811 Lamb’s Cottages Near Old Kilmainham (q.v.), site unknown. Lamb’s Cottages (Campbell map). Kevin Street Upper 1824 (Pigot). Upper Kevin 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Street 1843; Kevin Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lamb’s or Lambs Court (James’s St N.). Lamb’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843; Keysars or Keyser’s ⇒ (High St N.). [1381]. Casers Lane 1756 (Rocque). Keizar’s Lambs Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane† Lane 1766 (Harris). Keyser’s Lane 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Lane (1) (48504350). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Keizer’s Lane 1783 (Wilson). Keizar’s Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Lane (2) (75504140). Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Keysers Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Keizer’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). Lane’s Lane Near Summerhill (q.v.), site unknown. Lane’s Lane 1798 Keyser’s Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Keysar’s Lane 1843; (Whitelaw). Keysars Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Langrishe Place (Summerhill N.). Langrishe Place 1792 (RD 459/461/294948), Kiernan’s Court Near George’s Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Kiernan’s Court 1844 1796 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Langrish Place 1834 (Dublin (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 28 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Latin or Lattin’s Court ⇒ (50754410). [1728]. Latin Court 1756 (Rocque). Latin’s Lime Kiln Lane Summerhill (q.v.) S., site unknown. Lime Kiln Lane 1790 (RD Court 1766 (Harris). Latin Court 1773 (Scalé). Latin’s Court 422/388/276647). 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Lattin’s Court 1791 (Ancient records, Lime Kiln Yard ⇒ (43203960). [1756]. Lime Kiln Yard 1756 (Rocque), 1766 xiv, 182). Latin Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Latins Court 1811 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). (Campbell map). Latin Court 1824 (Pigot). Lime Street (Pearse St N.). Lime Street, laid out on alignment of former rope Laundry Lane Near Fitzwilliam Square (q.v.), site unknown. Laundry Lane walk (see 15 Manufacturing) by 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776); 1811 1824 (Pigot). (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Laurence or See St Laurence Street East. Lime Street, see Gardiner Street Lower. ⇒ Lawrence Street Limerick Alley ⇒ (Patrick St W.). [1727]. Limerick Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Laverty Court (Baggot St Lower S.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Laverty’s (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1811 (Campbell Court 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Laverty’s Court map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Lincoln Lane ⇒ (Church St W.). [1711]. Pudding Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Lazers or Lazors Hill See Townsend Street. (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Lincoln’s Lane Leary Place Near Quinn’s Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Leary Place 1847 1783 (Wilson). Lincoln Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Lee’s or Lees Lane See Aston Place. Lincoln Place [north] ⇒ (Pearse St S.). [1728]. St Patricks Lane 1756 (Rocque). Leeson Close (Leeson St Lower E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Park Street 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). Leeson Lane (Leeson St Lower E.). Leeson Lane 1806 (RD 578/146/387278), Formerly Patrick’s Well Lane, Park Street, Merrion Place, 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ now Harcourt Court 1833 (RD 9/484). Park Street 1843, 1847 Leeson Place (1) (62503140). Leeson Place 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell (OS). ⇒ map), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lincoln Place [south] ⇒ (Pearse St S.). [1728]. St Patricks Lane 1756 (Rocque). Leeson Place (2) (Leeson St Lower W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Patrick’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Park Place 1773 (Scalé). Park Leeson Street See next three entries. Street 1811 (Campbell map). Formerly Patrick’s Well Lane, Park Leeson Street Lower ⇒ [1603]. Road to Donnybrook 1756 (Rocque). Donnybrook Street, Merrion Place, now Harcourt Court 1833 (RD 9/484). [north] Street 1757 (FDJ 19.11.1757). Leeson’s Street 1766 (Harris). Park Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Leesons Street 1773 (Scalé). Leeson Street 1783 (Wilson), 1786 Linen Hall Parade ⇒ (Church St Upper E.). [1728]. Lurgan Street 1756 (RD 377/547/255207), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1795 (FDJ 4.41795). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Part incorporated into linen hall by 1784 (see 16 Trades and Leeson Street Lower ⇒ [1603]. Road to Donnybrook 1756 (Rocque). Donnybrook services). ⇒ [south] Street 1757 (FDJ 19.11.1757). Leeson’s Street 1766 (Harris). Linen Hall Terrace ⇒ (Church St Upper E.). [1728]. Derry Street 1756 (Rocque), Donny Brook Road 1773 (Scalé). Leeson Street 1783 (Wilson), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson). Part incorporated 1786 (RD 377/547/255207), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). into linen hall by 1811 (see 16 Trades and services). ⇒ Lower Leeson Street 1843; Leeson Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Linenhall Street ⇒ (Church St Upper E.). [1728]. Linen Hall Street 1756 Leeson Street Upper† ⇒ [1603]. Road to Donnybrook 1756 (Rocque). Donnybrook (Rocque), 1762 (Ancient records, xi, 60), 1766 (Harris), 1773 Street 1757 (FDJ 11.4.1758). Donny Brook Road 1773 (Scalé). (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Linenhall Street 1776 (SNL 8.1.1776). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Donnybrook Road 1824 Linen Hall Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Pigot). Upper Leeson Street 1836 (Ancient records, xix, 237), (Dublin almanac), 1843; Linenhall Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843; Leeson Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lisburn Street ⇒ (Church St Upper E.). [1728]. Lisburn Street 1756 (Rocque), Leesons Walk See St Stephen’s Green South. 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Lisburne Leeson’s Yard Near Wormwood Gate (q.v.), site unknown. Leeson’s Yard 1766 Street 1811 (Campbell map). Lisburn Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, (Harris). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Leinster Lane ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque). Unnamed Lisburn Street New See New Lisburn Street. 1811 (Campbell map). Leinster Lane 1843 (OS). Stable Lane Littins Lane See Litton Lane. 1840 (WSC maps, 157/3). Leinster Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Little Abbey or See Abbey Street Upper. Leinster or Leinster ⇒ (Burgh Quay S.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Leinster Abby Street Meat Market Market 1813 (RD 665/196/458865), 1824 (Pigot). Leinster Meat Little Britain Street ⇒ (Church St E.). [1673]. Little Britain Street 1756 (Rocque). Market 1843; Leinster Market 1847 (OS). ⇒ Britain Street Little 1766 (Harris). Little Britain Street 1773 Leinster Row (New St South E.). Leinster Row 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (RD (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). Britain Street Little 1824 (Pigot). 632/487/434399), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Little Britain Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Leinster Street See next entry. Little Boater or See Drury Street. Leinster Street South† ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1673]. Leinster Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Booter Lane (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Little Chancery Lane See Chancery Lane [north]. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Little Cuff Street See Mercer Street Upper. Lemon Street ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1728]. Spans Lane 1756 (Rocque). Span’s Little Elbow Lane See Reginald Street [south]. Lane 1766 (Harris). Spans Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Little Fitzwilliam Place (Baggot St Lower N.). Fitzwilliam Place 1834 (Dublin almanac). Grafton Lane 1795 (RD 489/305/309785), 1811 (Campbell Fitzwilliam Court 1843, 1847 (OS). Fitzwilliam Place 1847 map), 1824; Span Lane, Grafton Street Little 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Thom). ⇒ (Dublin almanac). Little Grafton Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Little Grafton Street See Lemon Street. Lemont’s Lane Near Abbey Street (q.v.), site unknown. Lemont’s Lane 1766 Little Green See Green Street. (Harris). Little Green Street† ⇒ (Church St E.). [1753]. Petticoat Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Lennox Lane Near Lemon Street (q.v.), site unknown. Lennox Lane 1847 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Pettycoat Lane (Thom). ⇒ 1776; Petticoat Lane Little 1783 (Wilson). Pettycoat Lane 1804 Lennox Place (Richmond St South W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Lennox (Longfield, 21/F/86, 40). Petticoat Lane 1811 (Campbell map), Place 1834 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lennox Street (Richmond St South W.). Porto Bello 1811 (Campbell map). Little James Lane Location unknown. Little James Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Lennox Street 1832 (Wilson), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Little James or Near James’s Street (q.v.), site unknown. Little James Street Lennox Terrace (Richmond St South W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ James’s Street 1826 (Ir. educ. rept 2, 544). Little James’s Street 1834 (Dublin Leo Street [north] (Dorset St Lower W.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ almanac), 1835 (RD 17/36). Leslie’s Buildings (Phibsborough Rd W.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Little Longford Street See Longford Street Little. Levinthorpe’s Alley Location unknown. Levinthorpe’s or Gunn Alley 1790 (RD Little Martins Lane See Beaver Street. 425/240/265855). Little Mary Street ⇒ (Church St E.). [1673]. St Mary’s Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Lewis or Lewis’s Court See Dame Court. (Scalé). Little Marys Street 1804 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 40), 1811 Lewis’s Yard Near South Great George’s Street (q.v.), site unknown. Lewis’s (Campbell map). Mary’s Street Little 1824 (Pigot). Little Mary Yard 1766 (Harris). Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Liberty Lane ⇒ (Wexford St W.). [1673]. Liberty Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Little Merrion Street Location unknown. Little Merrion Street 1786 (DEP 6.5.1786). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 Little Ship Street See Ship Street Little. (OS). ⇒ Little Strand Street See Strand Street Little. Library Lane† ⇒ (52853505). [1754]. Library Lane 1782 (Longfield, 21/F/87, Little Thomas Court See St Catherine’s Lane West. 85). Passage 1819 (Precinct plan). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Litton Lane ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower W.). [1728]. Littins Lane 1756 (Rocque). Liffey Lane Location unknown. Liffey Lane 1787 (RD 392/100/257959). Litton’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Littins Lane 1773 (Scalé). Littons Liffey Street See Denmark Street, Liffey Street Upper, Liffey Street West. Lane 1776 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Litton Liffey Street East See Denmark Street. Lane 1824 (Pigot). Littons Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Liffey Street Lower ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower W.). [1673]. Lower Liffy Street 1756 Litton or Litton’s Court Near The Coombe [east] (q.v.), site unknown. Litton’s Court (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Liffey Street Low 1776 (Wilson). Lower 1760 (RD 210/185/138459), 1766 (Harris). Litton Court 1824 Liffey Street 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1811 (Campbell map). (Pigot). Liffey Street Lower 1824 (Pigot). Lower Liffey Street 1843; Loftus Lane [east] ⇒ (Parnell St N.). [1728]. Loftus Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Liffey Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Loftus’s Lane 1776 (Wilson). Unnamed Liffey Street Upper† ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower W.). [1673]. Middle Liffy Street 1756 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Rocque). Liffey Street 1756 (Universal Advertiser 17.2.1756). Loftus Lane [west] ⇒ (Parnell St N.). [1728]. Loftus Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Middle Liffy Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Liffey (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Loftus’s Lane 1776 (Wilson). Loftus Lane Street 1811 (Campbell map). Liffey Street Upper 1824 (Pigot). 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Upper Liffey Street 1843; Liffey Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lombard Street See next entry, Peterson’s Lane. Liffey Street West ⇒ (Wolfe Tone Quay N.). [1673]. Liffy Street 1756 (Rocque). Lombard Street East (Pearse St N.). Westland Row 1811 (Campbell map). Lombard Liffey Street West 1766 (Harris). Liffy Street 1773 (Scalé). [south] Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Liffey Street 1811 (Campbell map). Liffey Street West 1824 Loncombs Lane See Garden Lane (3). (Pigot), 1843 (OS). West Liffey Street 1841 (WSC maps, 155). Long Lane (1) ⇒ (Clanbrassil St Lower E.). [possibly 1465]. Long Lane 1756 Liffey Street West 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Dean’s Lane 1791 (RD Lifford Row See Westland Row. 440/430/284626). Long Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 Liffy Street See Liffey Street West. (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also Camden Row. ⇒ Light House Cottages Near North Wall (q.v.), site unknown. Light House Cottages Long Lane (2) (Dorset St Upper W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Long 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lilly’s Lane (51003635). Lilly’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Lillys Lane c. 1769 Long Lane (3) (Old Kilmainham N.). Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county), 1811 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). (Campbell map). Long Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 29

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Longford Lane ⇒ (Aungier St W.). [1728]. Longford Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Lurgan Street ⇒ (Church St Upper E.). [1728]. Lurgan Street 1756 (Rocque). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Longford Lurgan Street, recently ‘laid out and built’ 1759 (Ancient records, Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ x, 359). Lurgan Street 1776 (Wilson), 1781 (Ancient records, xiii, Longford Row Near Clanbrassil Street (q.v.), site unknown. Longford Row 1814 131), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). See (RD 706/188/483723). also Linen Hall Parade. ⇒ Longford Street See next two entries. Luscombe’s Court Near Mabbot Street (q.v.), site unknown. Luscombe’s Court Longford Street Great ⇒ (Aungier St W.). [1728]. Longford Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Great Longford Street 1776; Longford Lynch’s Place (Phibsborough Rd E.). Pinch Gut Lane 1843; Pinchgut Lane Street Great 1783 (Wilson). Longford Street 1811 (Campbell 1847 (OS). ⇒ map). Longford Street Great 1824 (Pigot). Great Longford Street Mabbot Lane (Amiens St W.). Mabbot Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Stable Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Longford Street Little ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1728]. Little Longford Street 1756 (Rocque). Mabbot or Mabbott See James Joyce Street [south]. Longford Street 1766 (Harris). Little Longford Street 1773 Street (Scalé). Longford St Little 1783 (Wilson). Little Longford Street Macabe’s Court Near Belvidere Place (q.v.), site unknown. Macabe’s Court 1834 1796 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 76), 1811 (Campbell map). Longford (Dublin almanac). Street Little 1824 (Pigot). Little Longford Street 1843, 1847 Macartney Bridge See Baggot Street Upper, 17 Transport. (OS). ⇒ McCambley’s Yard Near Pill Lane (q.v.), site unknown. McCambley’s Yard 1786 Longford Terrace Near Royal Canal Bank (q.v.), site unknown. Longford Terrace (Wilson). † 1847 (Thom). ⇒ McCann’s Lane (Henry St N.). [1728 ]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Long’s Place (James’s St S.). Long’s Place 1834 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed Bunting Lane 1780 (Pool and Cash map), 1794 (Wilson map). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Simpsons Lane 1809 (Gregory map). McCann’s Lane 1811 Long Walk Kevin Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Long Walk 1829 (RD (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). M’Cann’s Lane 1834 (Dublin 849/396/568396). almanac). McCann’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Longwood Avenue (Clanbrassil St Upper E.). Unnamed 1843; Longwood Avenue McClaine’s or See next entry, Meade’s Terrace. [north] 1847 (OS). McClains Lane ⇒ † Lord Gallways Walk See Galway Walk. McClean’s Lane ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1756]. Atkinsons Alley 1756 (Rocque). Lots or Lotts, The See North Lotts. Atkinson’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Atkinsons Alley 1773 (Scalé). Lotts South See South Lotts Road. Atkinson’s Alley 1783 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw). McCleans Lough Buoy, Loughboy See Bow Street [north]. Lane 1808 (RD 603/389/412611). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell or Loughbuy map). McClaine’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). Atkinson’s Alley, now Louth Parade Location unknown. Louth Parade 1817 (RD 728/430/497167). M’Clean’s Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). McClean’s Lane 1843, Lovat’s Court Near Copper Alley (q.v.), site unknown. Lovat’s Court 1766 1847 (OS). For another McClean’s Lane, see Meade’s Terrace. ⇒ (Harris). McCormick’s Court Near Bridgefoot Street (q.v.), site unknown. McCormick’s Court Love Lane [south] (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). For 1798 (Whitelaw). M’Cormick’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). other Love Lanes, see Donore Avenue, Love Lane East, Mercer McCracken’s Alley See St Augustine Street [mid]. McCracken’s Yard New Row (q.v.) W., site unknown. McCracken’s Yard 1766 Street Lower, Sackville Avenue. ⇒ (Harris), 1824 (Pigot). M’Cracken’s Yard 1834 (Dublin Love Lane East (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Love Lane 1830 (PEP, 97/46/4/21), almanac). 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ McCullagh’s Alley or (High St S.). [1729]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Maculla’s Love Lane North (67205700). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Smithborough 1847 ⇒ Court† Alley 1766 (Harris). McCullagh Alley 1773 (Scalé plan). (Thom). ⇒ McCullogh’s Alley 1783 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed Lower Abbey Street† (61004510). [1673]. Ship Buildings 1756 (Rocque), 1760 ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map). McCullough’s Alley 1824 (Pigot). (RD 208/328/138674). Abbey Street 1756 (Universal Advertiser M’Cullagh’s Aly 1834 (Dublin almanac). McCullagh’s Court 3.2.1756), 1761 (Ancient records, xi, 9). Lower Abbey Street 1843, 1847 (OS). M’Cullagh’s Alley 1847 (Thom). See also 1763 (FDJ 4.1.1763). Abbey Street 1766 (Harris). Ship Buildings Lamb Alley (2). ⇒ 1773 (Scalé). Ship Building or Strand 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). McDonald’s or See Abbey Cottages. Lower Abbey Street 1810 (WSC maps 1), 1811 (Campbell M’Donnell’s Court map). Replaced by Abbey Street Lower (q.v.) by 1817 McDonald’s Lane Location unknown. McDonald’s Lane 1768 (Pue’s Occurrences (Warburton map). For another Lower Abbey Street, see Abbey 4.4.1768). Street Lower. McGarry’s Lane (66105385). McGarry’s Lane 1838 (RD 23/71). Unnamed 1843, Lower Baggot Street See Baggot Street Lower. 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lower Blind Quay See Exchange Street Lower. Macken Street (Grand Canal St Lower N.). Clarence Street Great 1798 Lower Bridge Street See Bridge Street Lower. (Whitelaw). Great Clarence Street 1811 (Campbell map). Lower Combe or Coomb See Coombe, The [east]. Clarence Street Great 1824 (Pigot). Great Clarence Street 1843, Lower Cumberland See Cumberland Street North [south]. 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street North Mackenburgh’s Street See Tyrone Street. Lower Digges or See Digges Street Lower. MacKenlin’s Yard Near Chancery Street (q.v.), site unknown. MacKenlin’s Yard Digges’s Street 1766 (Harris). Lower Exchange Street See Exchange Street Lower. Mackie’s Terrace (Leeson St Lower E.). Mackie’s Terrace 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lower Fitzwilliam See Fitzwilliam Street Lower. MacLean’s Lane Near Baggot St (q.v.) N., site unknown. MacLean’s Lane 1831 Street (PEP, 2011/3/2). Lower Fownes’s Street See Fownes Street Lower. McManus’s Court Near Bolton Street (q.v.), site unknown. McManus’s Court 1797 Lower Gardiner Street See Gardiner Street Lower. (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1808 (Wilson). Lower Gloucester Street See Killarney Street, Sean MacDermott Street Lower. M’Namara Place Near Grenville Lane (q.v.), site unknown. M’Namara Place 1834 Lower Jervis Street See Jervis Street [north]. (Dublin almanac). Lower Kevin Street See Kevin Street Lower. Maculla’s Alley See McCullagh’s Court. Lower Leeson Street See Leeson Street Lower [south]. Madras Place Part of North Circular Road (q.v.). Daniel Place 1834 (Dublin Lower Liffey or See Liffey Street Lower. almanac). Unnamed 1843; Madras Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ Liffy Street Magee’s Court Near Charlotte Street (q.v.), site unknown. Magee’s Court 1834 Lower Mecklenburgh See Railway Street. (Dublin almanac). Street Magennis Place (Pearse St N.). Maginness’ Place 1843 (OS). Maginnis Lane Lower Merrion Street See Merrion Street Lower. 1843 (RD 7/19). Maginness’ Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lower Mount Street See Mount Streeet Lower. Maginnis Lane See Magennis Place. Lower North See Cumberland Street North [south]. Magrath’s Court (56253210). Magrath’s Court late 18th/early 19th cent. Cumberland Street (Longfield, 21/F/89, 190), 1847 Thom( ). ⇒ Lower Ormond Quay See Ormond Quay Lower. Maguire’s Court (Nicholas St W.). Maguire’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lower Pembroke Street See Pembroke Street Lower. Maher’s Court or (Church St Upper W.). Mahers Court 1843; Maher’s Court 1847 Lower Rutland Street See Rutland Street Lower. Maher’s Court North (OS). Maher’s Court North 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Lower Sackville Street See O’Connell Street Lower. Maher’s Court South Near Cross Kevin Street (q.v.), site unknown. Maher’s Court Lower Sherrard Street See Sherrard Street Lower. South 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Lower Stephen Street See Stephen Street Lower. Lower Strand Street See Strand Street Little. Lower Temple Street See Hill Street. Lowery’s or Lowry’s (Summerhill N.). Lowery’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Court Court Lowry’s 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Loyd Court See White’s Court (1). Lucius Court Near Exchequer Street (q.v.), site unknown. Lucius Court 1769 (RD 338/545/229115). Lucky Hall Near Arran Street East [north] (q.v.), site unknown. Lucky Hall 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Lucy’s Lane ⇒ [1711]. Near Charles Street West (q.v.), site unknown. Lucy’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Luke Street [north] ⇒ (Pearse St N.). [1728]. St Lukes Street 1756 (Rocque). Luke Street 1756 (Universal Advertiser 3.2.1756), 1766 (Harris). St Lukes Street 1773 (Scalé). Luke Street 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Luke Street [south] ⇒ (Pearse St N.). [1682]. St Lukes Street 1756 (Rocque). Luke Street 1766 (Harris), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lundy’s Court Near Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Lundy’s Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Lundy’s Lane Near Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Lundy’s Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Temple Street, St George’s Church, 1825, by George Petrie (Wright) 30 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Mahon’s Alley Near Church Street (q.v.), site unknown. Mahon’s Alley 1766 Martin’s Court (1) Near Blind Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Martin’s Court 1766 (Harris). (Harris). Mahony’s Court Near Kevin Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Mahony’s Court Martin’s Court (2) Near Pimlico (q.v.), site unknown. Martin’s Court 1766 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Harris). Mahony’s Lane (Church St Upper W.). Mahony’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Martin’s Court (3) Off Nicholas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Martin’s Court 1844 Maiden Lane See John Field Road, Maiden Lane West. (Dublin almanac), 1847 (SNL 1.1.1847). ⇒ Maiden Lane East See John Field Road. Martin’s or Martins See Railway Street. Maiden Lane West Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Maiden Lane 1766 (Harris). Lane Maiden Lane West 1783 (Wilson). Mary Street ⇒ (O’Connell St W.). [1685]. St Mary Street 1756 (Rocque). Maiden’s Court Near Anne’s Lane South (q.v.), site unknown. Maiden’s Court Mary Street 1766 (Harris). St Mary Street 1773 (Scalé). Marys 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Street 1776 (Wilson). Mary Street Great 1798 (Whitelaw), 1806 Main Street See Blackhall Place. (Wilson). Marys Street 1811 (Campbell map). Mary’s Street Malpas Street ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1728]. Malpas Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Great 1824 (Pigot). Mary Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Mary or Mary’s Street See previous entry. 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Great Mangan’s or Mangans ⇒ (Ormond Quay Upper N.). [1728]. Whinnerys Alley 1756 Marybonne or See Marrowbone Lane. Court (Rocque). Whynnery’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Whinnerys Alley Marylebone Lane 1773 (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Johnstons Alley Mary’s Abbey ⇒ (Ormond Quay Upper N.). [1610]. St Marys Abby 1756 1811 (WSC maps, 203). Mangan’s Court 1843; Mangans Court (Rocque). Mary’s Abbey 1766 (Harris). St Marys Abby 1773 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Scalé). Marys Abby 1776 (Wilson). St Marys Abbey 1811 Manor Place ⇒ (Manor St W.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Campbell map). Marys Abbey 1843, 1847 (OS). St Mary’s (Scalé). Manor Place 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 (Dublin Abbey 1847 (DEP 17.7.1847). ⇒ almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mary’s Lane ⇒ (Church St E.). [c. 1262]. St Marys Lane 1756 (Rocque). Manor Street ⇒ [1673]. Stoney Batter 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Manor Mary’s Lane 1762 (Ancient records, xi, 73), 1766 (Harris). St Street 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Marys Lane 1773 (Scalé). Marys Lane 1776 (Wilson), 1811 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Mary’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mansell Place See Mansfield Place. Mary’s Place See St Mary’s Place North. Mansfield Court See Whitehorse Yard. Mary’s Street Little See Little Mary Street. Mansfield Place Off Wellington Street (q.v.), site unknown. Mansell Place, Mash Lane See Marshalsea Lane. Mansfield Place, Maunsell Place 1814 (RD 677/290/464080). Mason’s Court (Church St E.). Mason’s Court 1766 (Harris), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mansfield Place 1834 Dublin( almanac). Masons Market (O’Connell St Upper W.). Masons Market 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Manypenny or (52504430). Many Penny Yard 1783 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Mason’s Yard Near Arran Street East (q.v.), site unknown. Mason’s Yard 1834 Moneypenny Yard Moneypenny Yard 1834 (Dublin almanac). Manypenny Yard (Dublin almanac). 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mass Lane See next entry, Chancery Place, Croker’s Lane, Marshal Lane (1). Marchbank Location unknown. Marchbank 1786 (DEP 6.5.1786). Mass Lane East Cook Street (q.v.), site unknown. Mass Lane 1766 (Harris). Mass Margaret Lane See St Margaret’s Avenue, St Margaret’s Avenue North. Lane East 1783, 1806 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin Margaret Place Near Royal Circus (q.v.), site unknown. Margaret Place 1804–15 almanac). (Wilson). Mass Lane North See Chancery Place. Mark Street [north] ⇒ (Pearse St N.). [1673]. Church Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Mass Lane West See Croker’s Lane. (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Mark Street 1783 (Wilson), 1802 (SNL Matthews’s Court Off Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Matthews’s Court 1776 30.1.1802), 1811 (Campbell map). Mark’s Street 1843; Mark (RD 319/528/216802). Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ Maunsell Place See Mansfield Place. Mark Street [south] ⇒ (Pearse St N.). [1728]. Moss Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 May Lane ⇒ (Church St W.). [1470]. May Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Mark Street 1783 (Wilson), 1802 (SNL 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 30.1.1802), 1811 (Campbell map). Mark’s Street 1843; Mark (OS). ⇒ Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mayor Street See George’s Dock [south], Mayor Street Lower, Mayor Street Market See Riddles Row. Upper. Market Street (56854725). Market Street 1807 (RD 594/397/403763), 1843; Mayor Street East See Mayor Street Upper. unnamed 1847 (OS). Market Street 1847 (DEP 13.3.1847). For Mayor Street Lower (North Wall Quay N.). Mayor Street 1760 (Rocque county), 1773 another Market Street, see Market Street South. ⇒ (Scalé), 1796 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Market Street South (James’s St S.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Market Street 1843; Mayor Street West 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mayor Street Upper (North Wall Quay N.). Mayor Street 1760 (Rocque county), 1773 Markey’s Court Near Gloucester Street South (q.v.), site unknown. Markey’s (Scalé), 1796 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1843; Mayor Street East 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mark’s Alley (66304185). Mark’s Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Mark’s Mayor Street West See Mayor Street Lower. Alley, see Mark’s Alley West. ⇒ May’s Cottages Near Nicholas Street (q.v.), site unknown. May’s Cottages 1847 Mark’s Alley West ⇒ (Patrick St W.). [1726]. Mark’s Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Thom). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences 15.6.1773), 1773 (Scalé), Meade or Meades Court (54305550). Meades Court 1833 (RD 4/145). Meade Court 1843, 1776 (Wilson). Marks Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Mark Alley 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Mark’s Alley 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 Meade Row (Church St E.). Fish Market 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). (OS). ⇒ Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Fish Market 1834 (Dublin Mark’s Court (65354200). Mark’s Court 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ almanac). Meade Row 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mark’s Lane ⇒ (Pearse St N.). [1728]. Church Lane 1756 (Rocque). Moss Meade’s Terrace (Pearse St S.). McClean’s Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 Lane 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Church Lane 1817 (Campbell map). McClains Lane 1812 (Wilson). McClaine’s (Warburton map). Church Lane East 1824 (Pigot). Mark’s Lane Lane 1822–32 (Wilson). McCleans Lane 1843; McClean’s Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mark’s Place Near Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Mark’s Place 1783–6 Meath Market ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Scalé). Meath Market 1783–6 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Marlborough Place ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower E.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ [west] 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). Marlborough Place 1843, Meath Place ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1728]. Coles Alley 1756 (Rocque). Cole 1847 (OS). ⇒ Alley 1766 (Harris). Coles Alley 1773 (Scalé), 1776; Cole Alley Marlborough Street ⇒ (O’Connell St E.). [1707]. Great Marlborough Street 1756 West 1783 (Wilson). Cole Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Cole’s (Rocque). Marlborough Street 1756 (Universal Advertiser Lane 1824 (Pigot). Cole Alley 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 17.2.1756). Marlboro’ Street 1766 (Harris). Great Marlborough 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1773 (Scalé). Marlborough Street 1776 (Wilson), 1811 Meath Row See next entry. (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Meath Street [north] ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1683]. Meath Street 1756 (Rocque). 1766 Marrowbone Lane ⇒ (Cork St N.). [1695]. Marrow Bone Lane 1756 (Rocque). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776; Meath Row 1783–6 (Wilson), 1798 Marrowbone Lane 1766 (Harris), 1768 (Pue’s Occurrences (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Meath Street 3.12.1768). Marrow Bone Lane 1773 (Scalé). Marrobone Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1776 (Wilson). Marybonne Lane 1784 (SNL 6.4.1784), 1798 Meath Street [south] ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1683]. Meath Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Whitelaw). Marrowbone Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), (Pigot). Mary-le-bone Lane 1828 (Val.). Marylebone Lane 1843; 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Marrowbone Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mechlenburgh Street See Tyrone Street. Marshal or Marshall’s ⇒ (Christchurch Place N.). [1728†]. Marshal Alley 1756 Mecklenburgh or (Parnell St S.). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Mecklenburgh Lane Alley (Rocque). Marshall’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Marshal Alley Mecklinburgh Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Mecklinburgh 1773 (Scalé). Marshalsea Alley 1779 (Longfield, 21/F/88, Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 150v). Marshall’s Alley 1783 (Wilson). Marshalsea Alley 1809 Mecklenburgh or See Railway Street, Tyrone Street. (Longfield, 21/F/88, 150). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Mecklinburgh Street Marshal Alley 1824 (Pigot). Marshall Alley 1834 (Dublin Mecklinburgh Street See Railway Street. almanac), 1843; Marshal Alley 1847 (OS). For other Marshal Lower Alleys, see Fleece Alley, Molesworth Court (1). ⇒ Medcalf Court See Metcalf Court. Marshal Lane (1) ⇒ (Thomas St West N.). [c. 1190]. Mass Lane 1756 (Rocque), Meeting House Lane See St Augustine Street [mid]. 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1815 (Ancient records, or Yard South xvii, 75), 1820 (WSC maps, 425/1). Marshal Lane 1824 (Pigot). Meeting House or See St Augustine Street [mid], St Augustine Street [north]. Marshall Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Marshal Lane 1843, Meetinghouse Yard 1847 (OS). ⇒ Meetinghouse Lane ⇒ (Ormond Quay Upper N.). [1728]. Meeting House Lane 1756 Marshal Lane (2) Near O’Connell St Upper (q.v.) W., site unknown. Marshal Lane (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). 1806 (RD 585/320/396895). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Meeting House Lane 1824 Marshalsea Alley See Fleece Alley, Marshal Alley, Molesworth Court (1). (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Meetinghouse Lane 1843, 1847 Marshalsea Lane ⇒ (Thomas St West N.). [1756]. Mash Lane 1756 (Rocque), (OS). For another Meeting House Lane, see St Augustine Street 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson). Marshelsea Lane [mid]. ⇒ 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Meeys Alley Off Thomas Court (q.v.), site unknown. Meeys Alley 1809 (RD Marshalsea Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 616/295/421400). DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 31

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Mellifont or Millifont See Sackville Place. Moira Court See Albert Court. Lane Moira Lane Near Baggot Street (q.v.) N., site unknown. Moira Lane 1831 Melmore’s Lane Off Bailey’s Row (q.v.), site unknown. Melmore’s Lane 1847 (PEP, 2011/3/2). (Thom). ⇒ Moira Place See Albert Place East. Mercer or Mercer’s See Mercer Street Lower, Mercer Street Upper. Moland Place (Amiens St W.). Moland Place 1800 (RD 583/6/394448), 1843, Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mercer Street Lower ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1676]. Love Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Moland Street See Talbot Street [mid]. (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776; Mercer’s Street 1783 (Wilson). Molesworth Alley See next entry. Mercer Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Mercer Street Molesworth Court (1) ⇒ (Christchurch Place N.). [1721]. Marshal Alley 1756 (Rocque). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Molesworth Court 1766 (Harris). Marshal Alley 1773 (Scalé). Mercer Street Upper ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1685]. Little Cuff Street 1756 (Rocque). Cuff Marshalsea Alley 1779 (Longfield, 21/F/88, 150v). Molesworth Street Little 1766 (Harris). Little Cuff Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776 Court or Alley 1808 (RD 603/298/412094). Molesworth Court (Wilson). French Street 1802 (SNL 30.9.1802), 1811 (Campbell 1809 (Longfield, 21/F/88, 150). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (OS). ⇒ map). Molesworth Court 1824 (Pigot). Molesworth Alley 1833 Merchant’s Quay ⇒ [early 13th cent.]. Merchants Key 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (RD 1833/19/189/416). Molesworth Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Molesworth Court (2) Near New Street (q.v.), site unknown. Molesworth Court 1834 Merchant’s Quay 1824 (Pigot). Merchant Quay 1843; Merchant’s (Dublin almanac). Quay 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Molesworth Place ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Stable Merchant’s Arch (Dame St N.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1843, Lane 1773 (Scalé). Molesworth Place 1831 (datestone), 1834 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Meredith or Meredyth See Empress Place. Molesworth Street ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1728]. Molesworth Street 1756 (Rocque), Place 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell Merrion Place (Baggot St Lower N.). Merrion Place 1796 (RD 501/452/325778). map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Molineaux or See Molyneux Yard. Merrion Place, see Lincoln Place. ⇒ Molineux Yard Merrion Row ⇒ [1728]. Road to Balls Bridge 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Molloy’s Court Near Brown Street South (q.v.), site unknown. Molloy’ Court Merrion Row 1781 (RD 340/468/230999), 1783 (Wilson), 1811 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Molloy’s or Molly’s (New St South W.). Molloy’s Yard 1843; Molly’s Yard 1847 Merrion Square East Merrion Square 1757 (RD 187/565/198458), 1798 (Whitelaw), Yard (OS). ⇒ 1806 (Wilson). Merrion Square East 1811 (Campbell map), Molyneux Yard ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1756]. Mulligans Yard 1756 (Rocque). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Molineaux’s Yard 1766 (Harris). Mulligans Yard 1773 Merrion Square North Merrion Square 1757 (RD 187/565/198458), 1798 (Whitelaw). (Scalé). Molineux Yard 1776; Molineaux’s Yard 1783 (Wilson). Merrion Square 1773 (Scalé). Merrion Square North 1796 Molyneux Yard 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Molyneaux (Ancient records, xiv, 457). Merrion Square 1806 (Wilson). Yard 1834 (Dublin almanac). Molyneux Yard 1843, 1847 Merrion Square North 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Merrion Square South Merrion Square 1757 (RD 187/565/198458), 1798 (Whitelaw), Monck Place (Phibsborough Rd W.). Monk Place 1798 (Whitelaw), 1824 1806 (Wilson). Merrion Square South 1811 (Campbell map), (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac).Monks Place 1843; Monck 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ Merrion Square West Merrion Street 1756 (Rocque). Merrion Square 1757 (RD Monk’s Court (South Great George’s St W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). 187/565/198458), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1806 (Wilson). Merrion Monk’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Square West 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Monk’s Place Near Inns Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Monk’s Place 1834 (Dublin Merrion Street See previous and next two entries. almanac). For another Monk or Monk’s Place, see Monck Merrion Street Lower (Merrion Square North N.). Merrion Street 1760 (Universal Place. Advertiser 20.12.1760). Lower Merrion Street 1776 (SNL Monk’s Row Near Dorset Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Monk’s Row 8.1.1776). Merrion Street Lower 1783 (Wilson). Lower Merrion 1824 (Pigot). Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1843; Merrion Street Lower 1847 Monks’s Walk See St Stephen’s Green East. (OS). ⇒ Montague Court (Wexford St E.). Montague Place 1793 (RD 477/461/302971). Merrion Street Upper ⇒ (Merrion Square South S.). [1673]. Merrion Street 1756 Montague Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Montague Place 1811 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Upper Merrion Street (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). Montague Court 1776 (SNL 8.1.1776). Merrion Street Upper 1783 (Wilson). 1847 (RD 19/260). ⇒ Merrion Street 1811 (Campbell map). Upper Merrion Street Montague Lane (Wexford St E.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843; Merrion Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Montague Place (Wexford St E.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). For another Montague Mespil Road (Leeson St Upper E.). Laid out in 1763 (Craig, 1980, 192). Place, see Montague Court. ⇒ Circular Road 1811 (Campbell map). Mespill Road 1839 (RD Montague Street (Wexford St E.). Montague Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 12 49). Circular Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mespill Hill Off Leeson Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Mespill Hill 1811 Montgomery Street Location unknown. Montgomery Street 1760 (Universal (RD 643/462/444649). Advertiser 31.5.1760). For another Montgomery Street, see Metcalf Court (52504005). Metcalf Court 1783 (Wilson). Medcalf Court 1799 Foley Street. (Longfield, 21/F/88, 141). Metcalf Court 1824 Pigot( ). Montpelier Hill ⇒ (Parkgate St N.). [1728]. Montpelier Hill 1756 (Rocque), Michael a Pole Court Near Ship Street Great (q.v.), site unknown. Michael a Pole 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Mountpelier Street Court 1798 (Whitelaw). 1776; Mountpellier Hill 1802 (SNL 21.10.1776, 1.10.1802), 1811 Michael’s Hill See St Michael’s Hill (1). (Campbell map). Montpelier Hill 1824 (Pigot). Mont Pellier Hill Michael’s or Michaels See St Michael’s Close. 1843; Montpelier Hill 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane Montrath Street See Mountrath Street. Middle Gardiner Street See Gardiner Street Middle. Moore Lane ⇒ (O’Connell St Upper W.). [1756]. Old Brick Field Lane Middle Liffy Street See Liffey Street Upper. 1756 (Rocque). Brickfield Lane Old 1766 (Harris). Old Brick Middle Mountjoy Street See Mountjoy Street Middle. Field Lane 1773 (Scalé). Moore’s Lane 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Middleton or Near Bull Alley (q.v.), site unknown. Middleton’s Court 1766 Moore’s Lane 1779 (RD 331/383/222286). Moore Lane 1786 Middleton’s Court (Harris). Middleton Court 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Wilson). Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Moore Lane 1824 (Pigot), Military Road (Mount Brown N.). Military Road 1804 (Casey, 680), 1811 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Moore Street ⇒ (O’Connell St Upper W.). [1708]. Moore Street 1756 (Rocque), Mill Lane ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1691]. Mill Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Moor Street 1776 (Wilson). Moore (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Street 1790 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 65), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mill Street ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1668]. Mill Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Moore’s Cottages Near Brown Street South (q.v.), site unknown. Moore’s Cottages (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Hill Street 1793 (PEP, 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 97/46/4/11). Mill Street 1801 (Archer, 203), 1811 (Campbell Moore’s Row (O’Connell St Upper E.). Stable Lane 1791 (WSC maps, 309). map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Moore’s Row 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mill Yard (Nicholas St E.). Mill Yard 1812 (RD 652/419/448837). Unnamed Morgan Place (Inns Quay N.). Morgan Place 1796 (RD 501/593/327144), 1798 1843; Mill Yard 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw), 1806 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Miller’s Alley See next entry, Rainsford Avenue. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Miller’s Alley East ⇒ Temple Bar (q.v.), site unknown. [1710]. Miller’s Alley 1766 Morgan’s or (Castle St N.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Morgan’s Court (Harris). Miller’s Alley East 1783 (Wilson). Morgans Court 1824 (Pigot), 1843; Morgans Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Miller’s Alley West See Rainsford Avenue. Morgan’s Place Near Summerhill (q.v.), site unknown. Morgan’s Place 1798 Miller’s Place (Church St E.). Sherlock’s Court 1843; Miller’s Place 1847 (Whitelaw). (OS). ⇒ Moss Lane See Mark Street [south], Mark’s Lane, Pearse Street [mid]. Miners or Minor Alley (Bridge St Lower W.). Minor’s Alley 1783; Minor Alley 1796 Moss Street ⇒ (George’s Quay S.). [1728]. Moss Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1832 (Wilson), 1843 (OS). Minors (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1790 (Ancient records, xiv, 143), 1811 Alley 1844 (Dublin almanac). Miners Alley 1847 (Thom). (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Minor Alley 1847 (OS). For another Minor’s Alley, see Myler’s Mount Barry Near Stoneybatter (q.v.), site unknown. Mount Barry 1766 Alley. ⇒ (Harris). Misery Hill (Pearse St N.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mount Brown† ⇒ [1488]. Kilmainham Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 Mitchell’s Court Near Purdon Street (q.v.), site unknown. Mitchell’s Court 1847 (Campbell map). Mount Brown 1843, 1847 (OS). For another (Thom). ⇒ Mount Brown, see James’s Street [west]. ⇒ Miter or Mitre Alley ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [1710]. Myter Alley 1756 (Rocque). Mitre Mount Brown Lane Near Little James’s Street (q.v.), site unknown. Mount Brown Alley 1766 (Harris). Myter Alley 1773 (Scalé). Miter Alley 1776; Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Mitre Alley 1783 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Mount Eccles Near Parnell Street (q.v.), site unknown. Mount Eccles 1776–86 Mitre Alley c. 1815 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 205), 1820 (Sherrard), (Wilson). 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mount Street See Mount Street Lower. Mockenstown Near Brown Street South (q.v.), site unknown. Mockenstown Mount Street Crescent (Baggot St Lower N.). Mount Street Crescent 1838 (RD 19/300, 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ [east] 2/85). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Moggy’s Alley Off Temple Bar (q.v.), site unknown. Moggy’s Alley 1766 Mount Street Crescent (Baggot St Lower N.). Mount Street Crescent 1838 (RD 19/300, (Harris). [west] 2/85). Unnamed 1843; Mount Street Crescent 1847 (OS). ⇒ 32 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Mount Street Lodges Near Mount Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Mount St Lodges Nassau Street ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1538]. Nassau Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1834 (Dublin almanac). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Mount Street Lower (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Mount Street Lower 1780 (RD 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 333/301/224307). Mount Street 1789; Mount Street Lower 1790 Naylor Lane (60654550). Nailers Lane 1810; Naylor Lane 1812 (WSC maps, (Wilson). Lower Mount Street 1796 (Ancient records, xiv, 456), 1, 283). 1811 (Campbell map), 1814 (datestone). Mount Street Lower Neal’s or Neill’s Court (Thomas St S.). Neal’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). Neill’s Court 1824 (Pigot). Lower Mount Street 1843; Mount Street Lower 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Nelson or Nelsons Lane See Earl Place. Mount Street Upper (Baggot St Upper N.). Upper Mount Street 1811 (Campbell Nelson or Nelsons Place See next entry. map). Mount Street Upper 1824 (Pigot). Upper Mount Street Nelson Street (Dorset St Upper W.). Nelson Street 1808; Nelson Place 1811 1843 (OS), 1847 (SNL 30.6.1847). Mount Street Upper 1847 (RD 600/77/407575, 631/155/432301). Nelsons Place 1811 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Nelson Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mountjoy Court (62505375). Mountjoy Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Mount Joy Court Nerney’s Court [east] (Dorset St Lower E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). For another 1811 (Campbell map). Mountjoy Court 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Nerney’s Court, see St Anthony’s Place. ⇒ (OS). ⇒ New Bride Street (Wexford St W.). Unnamed 1816 (Taylor). Bride Street New Mountjoy Lane See Blessington Lane. 1847 (OS). For other New Bride Streets, see Heytesbury Street, Mountjoy Place (Summerhill N.). Mountjoy Street 1809 (Gregory map). Mount Stamer Street. ⇒ Joy Place 1811 (Campbell map). Mountjoy Place 1824 (Pigot). New Church Street See Church Street New. Mount Joy Place 1843; Mountjoy Place 1847 (OS). Mountjoy New Dominick Street See Dominick Street Upper. Place Upper 1847 (Thom). ⇒ New Gate ⇒ (High St S.). [1610]. New Gate 1756 (Rocque). Newgate 1756 Mountjoy Place Upper See Mountjoy Place. (Universal Advertiser 20.1.1756), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Mountjoy Square East Mountjoy Square 1789 (Casey, 210), 1793 (SNL 15.5.1793). New Hall or See Bridge Street Upper. Mountjoy Square East 1811 (Campbell map). Mount Joy Square Newhall Market East 1843; Mountjoy Square East 1847 (OS). ⇒ New Lane Near Grafton Street (q.v.), site unknown. New Lane 1766 Mountjoy Square North Mountjoy Square 1789 (Casey, 210). Mountjoy Square North (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). 1811 (Campbell map). Mount Joy Square North 1843; Mountjoy New Lisburn Street (Church St Upper E.). Lisburn Street New 1834 (Dublin almanac). Square North 1847 (OS). ⇒ New Lisburn Street 1843; Lisburn Street New 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mountjoy Square South Mountjoy Square 1789 (Casey, 210). Mountjoy Square South New Row See next entry, Ormond Place [south], Ormond Square [west], St 1811 (Campbell map). Mount Joy Square South 1843; Mountjoy Augustine Street [south]. Square South 1847 (OS). ⇒ New Row South ⇒ (New St South W.). [1673]. New Row 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Mountjoy Square West Mountjoy Square 1789 (Casey, 210). Mountjoy Square West (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). New Row South 1811 (Campbell map). Mount Joy Square West 1843; Mountjoy 1824 (Pigot). New Row on the Poddle 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Square West 1847 (OS). ⇒ New Row West See St Augustine Street [south]. Mountjoy Street (Dorset St Upper W.). Mountjoy Street 1806 (RD 581/535/392971), New Sackville Street See O’Connell Street Lower. 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). New Street See next two entries, Clanbrassil Street Lower, Parnell Square Mount Joy Street 1843; Mountjoy Street 1847 (OS). For other West [north]. Mountjoy Streets, see Hutton’s Lane, Mountjoy Place. ⇒ New Street South ⇒ [1662]. Free Stone Alley 1756 (Rocque). Freestone Alley Mountjoy Street Middle (Dorset St Upper W.). Middle Mountjoy Street 1827 (WSC [north] 1766 (Harris). Free Stone Alley 1773 (Scalé). Freestone Alley maps, 65). Mountjoy Street Middle 1834 (Dublin almanac). 1783 (Wilson). Three Stone Alley 1798 (Whitelaw), 1801 (RD Middle Mountjoy Street 1843; Mountjoy Street Middle 1847 535/34/349408), 1811 (Campbell map), 1819 (Precinct plan). (OS). ⇒ Freestone Alley 1824 (Pigot). Three Stone Alley 1826 (WSC Mountjoy Street Upper See Berkeley Road. maps, 163). New Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mountpelier Hill or See Montpelier Hill. New Street South ⇒ [c. 1218]. New Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 Street [south] (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Mountrath Street ⇒ (Church St E.). [1715]. Mountrath Street 1756 (Rocque). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Montrath Street 1756 (Universal Advertiser 3.1.1756). New Sun Inn Yard Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. New Sun Inn Yard Mountrath Street 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Montrath Street 1798 (Whitelaw). 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Mountrath Street 1843, Newcomen Avenue (North Strand Rd W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Newcomen 1847 (OS). ⇒ Avenue or Cottages 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Mud Island (69505700). Mud Island 1811 (Campbell map), 1829 (Ancient Newcomen Cottages See previous entry. records, xviii, 359). Newcomen Court (North Strand Rd W.). Newcomen Court 1839 (RD 14/210), Mulgrave Place (Summerhill S.). Mulgrave Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mullain’s Court Near Parnell Street (q.v.), site unknown. Mullain’s Court 1824 Newcomen Place Near North Strand Road (q.v.), site unknown. Newcomen Place (Pigot). 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Mullican’s Yard Near Swift’s Alley, site unknown. Mullican’s Yard 1766 Newfoundland Street (70354730). Newfoundland Street 1838 (RD 12/41). Unnamed (Harris). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mulligan’s Court (O’Connell St Upper W.). Mulligan’s Court 1811 (Campbell Newmarket ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1704]. New Market 1756 (Rocque), 1766 map), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Newmarket 1776 (Wilson), 1786 (DEP Mulligans Yard See Molyneux Yard. 14.12.1786). New Market 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Mullinahack ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [c. 1234]. Mullina Hack 1756 (Rocque). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mullinahack 1766 (Harris). Mullina Hack 1773 (Scalé). Newmarket Street ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1715]. Skinners Alley 1756 (Rocque). Mullinahack 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 Skinner’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Skinners Alley 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (OS). See also Oliver Bond Street [east]. ⇒ (Wilson). Skinner Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Sinner Alley Mullinahack Lane (Thomas St N.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1824 (Pigot). Skinner’s Alley 1834 (Dublin almanac). Skinners 1811 (Campbell map). Mullinahack Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Newport Street (James’s St S.). Newport Street 1805 (RD 564/253/378855). Murdering Lane See Cromwells Quarters. Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Newport Street 1834 (Dublin Murphy’s Court Near Church Street (q.v.), site unknown. Murphy’s Court 1834 almanac). New Port Street 1843; Newport Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Dublin almanac). Newton’s Lane Near Nicholas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Newton’s Lane 1766 Murphy’s Lane (Church Street Upper W.). Murphy’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Murray’s Court (O’Connell St Upper W.). Murray’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Nicholas Avenue ⇒ (Church St W.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Bedford Murry’s Court Near Strand Street (q.v.), site unknown. Murry’s Court 1798 Street 1766 (Harris), 1776 (RD 243/477/157605), 1786 (Wilson), (Whitelaw). 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Mutton Lane See Ardee Row. Nicholas Street ⇒ [c. 1190]. Nicholas Street 1756 (Rocque), 1761 (Reading), Myler’s Alley† ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [1328]. Minors Alley 1756 (Rocque). 1766 (Harris), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 Minor’s Alley, Myler’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Minors Alley (OS). ⇒ 1773 (Scalé). Mylers Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Nicholson or (Church St E.). Nicholson Court 1819; Nicholsons Court 1829 Glandelagh Lane or Mylors Alley c. 1815 (Longfield, 21/F/90, Nicholsons Court (RD 743/53/505788, 853/384/570384). Nicholson Court 1834 205). Glandalough Lane or Mylors Alley 1819 (Precinct plan). (Dublin almanac). Nicholsons’ Court 1843; Nicholsons Court Glandelough Lane 1836 (Mun. corp. Ire. rept, 302). Minor’s 1847 (OS). ⇒ Alley, Myler’s Alley 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 Nickleby (64405100). Nickleby 1843 (OS), 1845 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Mynam’s Lane Near Boyne Street (q.v.), site unknown. Mynam’s Lane 1847 Nightingale Court Near Capel Street (q.v.), site unknown. Nightingale Court 1766 (Thom). ⇒ (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Myter Alley See Mitre Alley. Nightingale Lane See Cromwells Quarters. Nailers Lane See Naylor Lane. Nixon Street (71504725). Nixon Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Nancy’s Lane See Arbour Place. Norfolk Market (O’Connell St Upper W.). Norfolk Market 1804 (RD Nangle Court or (Church St E.). Nangle Court 1831 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 55). 561/208/376719), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Nangle’s Place Nangle Place 1834 (Dublin almanac). Nangle’s Place 1843; 1847 (OS). ⇒ Nangle Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ North Anne Street See Anne Street North. Nappers Alley (49154095). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Napper’s North Circular Road Part laid out by 1776 (17/18 Geo. III, c. 10). Circular Road 1780 Alley 1797 (RD 510/234/330484). Nappers Alley 1811 (Pool and Cash map), 1791 (Ancient records, xiv, 233), 1801 (Campbell map). (Archer, 213), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Narrow Row See Ormond Square [south]. (OS). See also Madras Place, Russell Place. ⇒ Nashes or Nashs (James’s St N.). Nash’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Nashes North Clarence Street (North Strand Rd W.). Clarence Street North 1824 (Pigot). Court (1) Court 1843; Nashs Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Clarence Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Nash’s Court (2) Near Parnell Street (q.v.), site unknown. Nash’s Court 1834 North Court See Franklin’s Cottages. (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ North Court Avenue (74405205). North Court Cottages 1843; North’s Court Cottages Nassau Lane Near Nassau Street (q.v.), site unknown. Nassau Lane 1798 or Cottages 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw). North Court Avenue (74705255). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Nassau Place† ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Middle (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Frederick Lane South North Cumberland See Cumberland Lane North. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 33

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) North Cumberland See Cumberland Street North. Old Palace Yard Location unknown. Old Palace Yard 1847 (SNL 9.2.1847). ⇒ Street Old Pitt Passage (53354120). Old Pitt Passage 1812 (WSC maps, 412). Unnamed North Earl Street See Earl Street North. 1817 (Warburton map). North Frederick Lane See Frederick Lane North. Old Post Office Yard (1) (57654100). Old Post Office Yard 1789 (WSC maps, 349). North Frederick Street See Frederick Street North. Old Post Office Yard (2) Near Fishamble Street (q.v.), site unknown. Old Post Office Yard North Gloucester Place See Gloucester Place Lower [north], Gloucester Place North 1766 (Harris). [north]. Old Post Office Yard (3) Near Sycamore Street (q.v.), site unknown. Old Post Office Yard North Great George’s (Parnell St N.). Development began in 1769 (Casey, 212). Great 1766 (Harris). Street George’s Street 1773 (Ancient records, xii, 260). Georges Old Sackville Street See O’Connell Street Upper. Street Great North 1783 (Wilson). North Great George’s Street Old Swan Yard See Swan Yard. 1784 (Ancient records, xiii, 347). Great George’s Street 1811 Olive Alley or Olivers See Olivers Alley. (Campbell map). George’s Street Great North 1824 (Pigot). Lane North Great George’s Street 1843 (OS), 1847 (DEP 5.1.1847). Oliver Bond Street ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [1728]. Mullina Hack 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Great George’s Street North 1847 (OS). ⇒ [east] (Scalé). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ North King Street See King Street North. Olivers Alley ⇒ (Aungier St W.). [1703]. Olivers Alley 1756 (Rocque). Oliver’s North Lotts† ⇒ (Bachelors Walk N.). [1728]. The Lotts 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Alley 1766 (Harris). Olivers Alley 1773 (Scalé). Oliver’s Alley (Scalé). Lots 1783 (Wilson). The Lots 1811 (Campbell map). 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1783 (Wilson). Olivers Lane c. 1800 Lotts 1824 (Pigot). Lots 1834 (Dublin almanac). Lotts 1843; (Longfield, 21/F/90, 250b). Olivers Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Lots 1847 (OS). ⇒ Olive Alley 1824 (Pigot). Olliver Alley 1843; Oliver Alley 1847 North Moor Street See Summer Street North. (OS). ⇒ North Prince’s Street See Prince’s Street North. O’Loughlin’s Court (O’Connell St Upper E.). O’Loughlin’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ North Strand See next entry, Annesley Place. O’Rahilly Parade† ⇒ (Parnell St S.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Sackville North Strand Road ⇒ [1673]. The Strand 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). North Lane 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Coles Lane Market 1811 Strand 1794 (Ancient records, xiv, 379), 1811 (Campbell map), (Campbell map). Sackville Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Orange Street See Essex Street West. North Wall See Custom House Quay, North Wall Quay. Ordinance or See Creighton Street. North Wall Quay The North Wall 1760 (Rocque county). North Wall 1783 (Wilson), Ordnance Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1829 (RD 846/441/566641), Oriel Place (70005090). Oriel Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Oriel Street See Oriel Street Lower. North William Street (North Strand Rd W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). William Oriel Street Lower (Amiens St E.). West Road 1760 (Rocque county), 1773 (Scalé), Street North 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map). Oriel Street 1824 (RD 788/159/532894), Northumberland Near Capel Street (q.v.), site unknown. Northumberland Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Court (1) 1804 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Oriel Street Upper (Amiens St E.). West Road 1760 (Rocque county), 1773 (Scalé), Northumberland Near Cope Street (q.v.), site unknown. Northumberland Court 1811 (Campbell map). West Street 1843; Albert Terrace 1847 Court (2) 1798 (Whitelaw). (OS). ⇒ Northumberland Place See Northumberland Square. Ormond Court Near Sycamore Alley (q.v.), site unknown. Ormond Court 1766 Northumberland Road (Pembroke Rd N.). Northumberland Road 1834 (RD 10/41), (Harris). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Ormond Lane Near Ormond Quay Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Ormond Lane Northumberland Square (O’Connell St Lower E.). Northumberland Place 1843; 1834 (Dublin almanac). Northumberland Square 1847 (OS). ⇒ Ormond Market ⇒ (Capel St W.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Ormonde Northumberland Street (63502600). Northumberland Street, laid out in 1764 (RD Market 1767 (SNL 16.11.1767). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Water 228/566/152604); 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 Row 1783 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1806 (Wilson). Unnamed (Pigot), 1843 (OS), 1847 (Thom). Partly built over by 1847 1811 (Campbell map). Water Row 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Norton’s Avenue (Phibsborough Rd W.). Nortons Row 1811 (Campbell map). Ormond Place [east] ⇒ (Capel St W.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), Norton’s Row 1834 (Dublin almanac). Norton Row 1843, 1847 (Campbell map). Old Bread Market 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Ormond Place [west] ⇒ (Capel St W.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), Norton’s Row See previous entry. 1811 (Campbell map). Old Egg Market 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Nottingham Parade Near Nottingham Street (q.v.), site unknown. Nottingham Parade Ormond Place [south] (Capel St W.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). New Row 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Nottingham Street (North Strand Rd W.). Nottingham Street 1795 (RD 486/41/ Ormond Quay Lower ⇒ [1682]. Lower Ormond Quay 1756 (Rocque). Ormond Quay [east] 301938), 1798 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Lower 1766 (Harris). Lower Ormond Quay 1773 (Scalé), 1776 Nottingham Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another (SNL 21.10.1776), 1811 (Campbell map). Ormond Quay Lower Nottingham Street, see Springarden Street. ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Lower Ormond Quay 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Nowland’s Lane Near Sir John Rogerson’s Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Nowland’s Ormond Quay Upper ⇒ [1682]. Upper Ormond Quay 1756 (Rocque). Ormond Quay Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Upper 1766 (Harris). Upper Ormond Quay 1773 (Scalé), 1811 Noy Street Near North Strand Road (q.v.), site unknown. Noy Street 1804 (Campbell map). Ormond Quay Upper 1824 (Pigot). Upper (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1832 (Wilson). Ormond Quay 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Nugent Street See Bailey’s Row [east]. Ormond Square [east] ⇒ (Capel St W.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Nugent’s Court Near Foley Street (q.v.), site unknown. Nugent’s Court 1847 Dawson Row 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 (Dublin almanac). (Thom). ⇒ Dawson’s Row 1843; Dawson Row 1847 (OS). ⇒ Nugent’s Lane (Constitution Hill W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1843; Ormond Square [north] ⇒ (Capel St W.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), Nugent’s Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map). Royal Row 1820 (RD 757/1/514136), O’Brien’s Court Near Bull Alley (q.v.), site unknown. O’Brien’s Court 1847 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Thom). ⇒ Ormond Square (Capel St W.). Dalton’s Row 1803 (RD 553/67/366546), 1834 O’Brien’s Row (1) (41453750). O’Brien’s Row 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell [north-west] (Dublin almanac), 1843; Daltons Row 1847 (OS). ⇒ map). Unnamed 1843 (OS). O’Brien’s Row 1844 (Dublin Ormond Square ⇒ (Capel St W.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 almanac), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ [south] (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). Narrow Row 1820 (RD 757/1/ O’Brien’s Row (2) Near North Wall (q.v.), site unknown. O’Brien’s Row 1847 514136), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Thom). ⇒ Ormond Square ⇒ (Capel St W.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Brush Row O’Brien’s Row (3) Off Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. O’Brien’s Row 1807 (RD [south-east] 1760 (RD 207/372/138526). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Brush Row 584/349/397664). 1783, 1796 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Brush O’Connell Street ⇒ [1728]. Drogheda Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 Row 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lower (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Extended S. to River Liffey in 1785 Ormond Square ⇒ (Capel St W.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Carrion (Casey, 46). Drogheda Street 1789 (WSC maps, 39). New [south-west] Row North 1783–96 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Sackville Street 1804 (SNL 21.3.1804). Sackville Street 1811 Carion Row 1811 (WSC maps, 48/2). Charles Row 1824 (Pigot), (Campbell map). Sackville Street Lower 1824 (Pigot), 1834 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Dublin almanac). Lower Sackville Street 1843; Sackville Street Ormond Square [west] ⇒ (Capel St W.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Scalé). New Row 1811 (Campbell map). Beef Row 1820 (RD O’Connell Street ⇒ [1728]. Sackville Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 757/1/514136), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Upper (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Old Sackville Ormond Street (1) ⇒ (Cork St S.). [1728]. Ormond Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Street 1812 (SNL 12.5.1812). Sackville Street Upper 1824 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Upper Sackville Street 1843; 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sackville Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Ormond Street (2) Near Marlborough Street (q.v.), site unknown. Ormond Street O’Connell’s Court (45204070). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). O’Connell’s Court 1766 (Harris). 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Orpin or Orpin’s Court Near Copper Alley (q.v.), site unknown. Orpin’s Court 1766 O’Curry Avenue† ⇒ (Cork St S.). [1734]. Cow Parler 1756 (Rocque). Tenterfield (Harris). Orpin Court 1796 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1818 Lane 1761 (RD 213/602/143568). Dixon’s Row, formerly (Wilson). Tenter Lane 1808 (RD 597/294/406866). Tenter Lane 1811 Orr’s Cottages Off Mayor Street (q.v.), site unknown. Orr’s Cottages 1847 (Campbell map). Water Row, formerly Tenter Lane 1826 (RD (Thom). ⇒ 815/112/549048). Tenter Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Ossory Road [east] (North Strand Rd E.). West Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Off Lane See Henry Place. Oxmantown See King Street North [mid]. Old Abbey Street See Abbey Street Old. Oxmantown Lane (Blackhall Place E.). Stable Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Old Bread Market See Ormond Place [east]. Oxmantown Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Old Brick Field Lane See Moore Lane. Padgets, Pages or ⇒ [1728]. (49203980). Padgets Alley 1756 (Rocque). Paget’s Old Cabra Road (North Circular Rd N.). Cabragh Lane 1760 (Rocque county), Paget’s Alley Alley 1766 (Harris). Pages Alley 1770 (DCS maps, 115). Padgets 1766 (Harris), 1783 (Wilson). Cabragh Road 1811 (Campbell Alley 1773 (Scalé). map). Cabragh Lane 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Palace Row See Parnell Square North. Old Church Street See Church Street. Palace Street ⇒ (Dame St S.). [c. 1260]. Castle Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Old Dominick Street See Dominick Street Lower. (Harris). Palace Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), Old Egg Market See Ormond Place [west]. 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Old Kilmainham ⇒ [1673†]. Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county). Old Kilmainham (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Palace Yard (65005120). Palace Yard 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 34 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Palmerston Place (Phibsborough Rd E.). Palmerston Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Patrick Street ⇒ [late 12th cent.]. St Patricks Street 1756 (Rocque). Patrick Palmerston Terrace Near Palmerston Place (q.v.), site unknown. Palmerston Terrace Street 1766 (Harris). St Patricks Street 1773 (Scalé). Patrick 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Street 1776; Patrick’s Street 1783 (Wilson). St Patricks Street Parade See Blackhall Parade. 1811 (Campbell map). Patrick Street 1819 (Precinct plan), 1824 Parade Mall Near Queen Street (q.v.), site unknown. Parade Mall 1835 (RD (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 8/31). Patrick’s Back Close Near Mitre Alley (q.v.), site unknown. Patrick’s Back Close 1798 Paradise Place [north] ⇒ (Dorset St Upper W.). [1754]. Unnamed 1811 (Campbell (Whitelaw). map). Stable Lane 1827 (WSC maps, 65). Bradys Row 1843; Patrick’s Close See St Patrick’s Close [west], St Patrick’s Close North. Paradise Place 1847 (OS). Brady’s Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Patrick’s Close Great See St Patrick’s Close North. Paradise Place [south] ⇒ (Dorset St Upper W.). [1754]. Unnamed 1811 (Campbell Patrick’s Close Little See St Patrick’s Close [west]. map). Stable Lane 1827 (WSC maps, 65). Unnamed 1843; Patrick’s Close North See St Patrick’s Close North. Paradise Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ or North Close Paradise Row See Wellington Street Lower, Wellington Street Upper. Patrick’s Close South See St Patrick’s Close [west]. Parish Street Location unknown. Parish Street 1811 (RD 648/62/441746). Patrick’s Lane See Lincoln Place [south]. Park Place Off Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Park Place 1824 Patrick’s Well Lane See Cumberland Street South, Lincoln Place. (Pigot). For another Park Place, see Lincoln Place [south]. Patten’s Alley or Lane Off Copper Alley (q.v.), site unknown. Patten’s Lane 1766 Park Street or ⇒ (The Coombe N.). [1728]. Park Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris). Patten’s Alley 1792 (Wilson). Park Street West (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776; West Park Street 1796 (Wilson). Pauls Parade See Blackhall Parade. Park Street West 1824 (Pigot). Park Street 1843, 1847 (OS). For Pearse Square [east] (Pearse St N.). Laid out in 1839 (Casey, 461). Queens Square East other Park Streets, see Fenian Street [west], Lincoln Place. ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). Queen’s Square East 1847 (SNL 2.1.1847). ⇒ Parkgate Street ⇒ (Wolfe Tone Quay N.). [1673]. Road from Chappel Izzod Pearse Square [north] (Pearse St N.). Queens Square North 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Park Gate Street 1795 (RD Pearse Square [west] (Pearse St N.). Laid out in 1839 (Casey, 461). Queens Square 486/343/308786), 1811 (Campbell map). Parkgate Street 1824 West 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Pigot). Park Gate Street 1831 (WSC maps, 33/2), 1843; Parkgate Pearse Street [east] Great Brunswick Street 1792 (WSC maps, 359). Brunswick Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street Great 1795 (Wilson). Great Brunswick Street 1811 Parkview Court Near James’s Street (q.v.), site unknown. Parkview Court 1847 (Campbell map), 1818 (Ancient records, xvii, 205). Brunswick (Thom). ⇒ Street Great 1824 (Pigot). Great Brunswick Street 1843, 1847 Parliament Row ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1728]. Turn Stile Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1762 (OS). ⇒ (DCS maps, 36). Turnstile Alley 1766 (Harris). Parliament Row Pearse Street [mid] ⇒ [1685]. Moss Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Brunswick 1768 (RD 262/612/174653). Turn Stile Alley 1773 (Scalé). Street Great 1795 (Wilson). Great Brunswick Street 1811 Turnstile Alley; Parliament Row 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776, (Campbell map), 1818 (Ancient records, xvii, 205). Brunswick 16.12.1776), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street Great 1824 (Pigot). Great Brunswick Street 1843, 1847 Parliament Street ⇒ (Wellington Quay S.). [1721]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). (OS). ⇒ [north] Parliament Street 1763 (Ancient records, xi, 172; FDJ 4.1.1763), Pearse Street [west] Intended 1811 (Campbell map). Great Brunswick Street 1817 1766 (Harris), c. 1769 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Essex Bridge (Warburton map). Brunswick Street Great 1824 (Pigot). Great 1796 (Wilson). Essex Bridge Street 1798 (Whitelaw). Parliament Brunswick Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1811 (Campbell map). Essex Bridge 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pell’s Yard Near Arran Street East (q.v.), site unknown. Pell’s Yard 1783–6 Parliament Street (Dame St N.). Opened in 1762 (Casey, 443). Parliament Street (Wilson). [south] 1763 (Ancient records, xi, 172; FDJ 4.1.1763), 1766 (Harris), Pemberton’s Quay See Sarsfield Quay. c. 1769 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 Pembroke Court (1) ⇒ (Castle St N.). [1673]. Pembroke Court 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pembroke Court (2) Near Baggot St Lower (q.v.), site unknown. Pembroke Court 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Pembroke Lane (Baggot St Lower S.). Stable Lane 1790 (WSC maps, 355/1). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Pembroke Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pembroke Place (Leeson St Lower E.). Pembroke Place 1839 (RD 109/238). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pembroke Quay See Sarsfield Quay. Pembroke Road Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county), 1811 (Campbell map). Pembroke Road 1830 (RD 859/16/573016). Upper Baggot Street 1843; Baggot Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pembroke Row (Baggot St Lower S.). Stable Lane 1790 (WSC maps, 355/1). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Pembroke Row 1834 (RD 8/253), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pembroke Street See next two entries, Sarsfield Quay. Pembroke Street Lower (Baggot St Lower S.). Pembroke Street 1796 (M’Cready, 79), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Pembroke Street Lower 1834 (RD 14/149). Lower Pembroke Street 1843; Pembroke Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pembroke Street Upper (Leeson St Lower E.). Pembroke Street 1811 (Campbell map). Pembroke Street Upper 1833 (RD Index). Upper Pembroke Street 1843; Pembroke Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pender’s Court (1) (Dorset St Upper W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Pindar’s Court 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.). Penred’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Penders Court 1843; Pender’s Court 1847 Parliament Street, Capel Street and Essex Bridge, 1797 (Malton) (OS). ⇒ Pender’s Court (2) Near Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Pender’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Parnell Place (Parnell St N.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Pentony or Pentonys (Church St E.). Pentony Court 1843; Pentonys Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Johnston’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw), 1806 (Wilson). Johnstons Court Court 1811 (Campbell map). Johnson’s Court North 1824 Pentony or Pentony’s Near Phibsborough Road (q.v.), site unknown. Pentony’s Lane (Pigot). Johnston’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1809 (RD 607/585/418842). Pentony Lane 1828 (Val.). Parnell Square East ⇒ [1753†]. Cavendish Street 1756 (Rocque). Cavendish Row Percy Lane (Grand Canal St Upper S.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1766 (Harris). Cavendish Street 1773 (Scalé). Cavendish Row Percy Place [north] (Baggot St Upper N.). Percy Place 1831 (RD 868/173/577673), 1779 (Ancient records, xiii, 67), 1811 (Campbell map), 1834; 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Rutland Square East 1835 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). Percy Place [south] (Baggot St Upper N.). Percy Place 1831 (RD 868/173/577673), ⇒ 1834 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed 1843; Victoria Place 1847 Parnell Square North Laid out in c. 1763 (Casey, 221). Palace Row 1767 (SNL (OS). ⇒ 16.11.1767), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1829 (Wilson Perry or Perrys Court (O’Connell St Upper W.). Perry Court 1843; Perrys Court 1847 map), 1832 (Wilson). Rutland Square North 1835 (Dublin (OS). ⇒ almanac). Palace Row 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 243). Rutland Peter Place (Leeson St Lower W.). Peter Place 1793 (SNL 21.12.1793). Square North 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Peter’s Place 1798 (Whitelaw). Peter Place 1811 (Campbell Parnell Square West †New Street 1758 (FDJ 11.4.1758). Granby Row 1766 (Harris), map). Peter’s Place 1824 (Pigot). Peter Place 1834 (Dublin [north] 1772 (Ancient records, xii, 199), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1801 (Archer, 125), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1829 Peter Row ⇒ (Aungier St W.). [1673]. Peters Row 1756 (Rocque). Peter’s (Wilson map), 1832 (Wilson). Rutland Square West 1835 (Dublin Row 1766 (Harris). Peters Row 1773 (Scalé). Peter’s Row 1776 almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Parnell Square West †Granby Row 1766 (Harris), 1772 (Ancient records, xii, 199), Peter Street ⇒ (Aungier St W.). [1718]. Peters Street 1756 (Rocque). Peter [south] 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1801 (Archer, 125), 1811 (Campbell Street 1766 (Harris). Peters Street 1773 (Scalé). Peter Street map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1776 (Wilson), 1778 (Ancient records, xiii, 2), 1811 (Campbell Parnell Street [east] ⇒ [1673]. Summer Hill 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Great map), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Britain Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Peterson’s Lane (Pearse St N.). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Lombard Street 1811 (OS). Britain Street Great 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Campbell map). Peterson’s Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 Parnell Street [west] ⇒ [1328]. Great Britain Street 1756 (Rocque). Britain Street (OS). ⇒ 1763 (FDJ 4.1.1763). Britain Street Great 1766 (Harris). Britain Petty Cannon or See Canon Street. Street 1776 (Wilson). Great Britain Street 1773 (Scalé), 1811 Pettycannon Alley (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). Britain Street Pettycoat Lane or See Little Greet Street. Great 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Petticoat Lane Little Passage† ⇒ (52203475). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Phenix or Phoenix See Phoenix Street North. Passage to library 1819 (Precinct plan). Unnamed 1843, 1847 Street (OS). For another Passage, see Library Lane. ⇒ Phepoes Lane See Taylor’s Lane. DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 35

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Phibsborough See Allen Terrace, Phibsborough Road. Portland Street North See previous entry. Phibsborough Avenue (Phibsborough Rd W.). Phibsborough Avenue 1834 (Dublin East almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Portland Street West ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1694]. Portland Street 1792 (RD Phibsborough Place (Phibsborough Rd E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 455/479/293728), 1811 (Campbell map). Portland Street West Phibsborough Road ⇒ [1673]. Road to Glasnevin 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Portland Street 1843, [north] Finglass Road, Glasmanogue 1811 (Campbell map). Phibsborough 1847 (OS). See also 15 Manufacturing: rope walks. ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Phibsborough Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Porto Bello or See Camden Street Upper, Lennox Street, Richmond Street South. Phibsborough Road ⇒ [1673]. Road to Glasnevin 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Portobello [south] Broad Stone 1811 (Campbell map). Phibsborough 1824 (Pigot). Portobello Harbour (Richmond St South W.). Portobello Harbour 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Phibsborough Road 1843; Broadstone 1847 (OS). ⇒ Portobello Place (Richmond St South W.). Portobello Place 1844 (Dublin Philip or Phillips’s Off Summerhill (q.v.) S., site unknown. Phillips’s Lane 1791 almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Lane or Street (RD 448/257/287191), 1803; Philip’s Lane 1806–8; Phillip Potatoe Lane Location unknown. Potatoe Lane 1790 (RD 422/173/275767). Street 1810 (Wilson). Philip Street 1824 (Pigot). Philips Street Potters Alley ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower E.). [1749]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1834 (Dublin almanac). 1773 (Scalé). Potter’s Alley 1783 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 Phoenix Street North† ⇒ (Church St W.). [1673]. Phoenix Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Campbell map). Porter Alley 1824 (Pigot). Potter’s Alley 1834 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Phenix Street (Dublin almanac), 1843; Potters Alley 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1776; Phoenix Street 1783 (Wilson). Phenix Street 1801 (Archer, Potter’s or Potters Lane See Ewington Lane [north]. 204), 1811 (Campbell map). Phoenix Street 1824 (Longfield, Poulbeg Street See Poolbeg Street. 21/F/86, 66), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pound Lane Near Bolton Street (q.v.), site unknown. Pound Lane 1766 Phraper or See Beresford Street. (Harris), 1793 (SNL 15.5.1793). Phrapper Lane Power’s Court (1) (70703395). Powers Court 1800 (RD 523/170/344728). Pickwick Place (Ormond Quay Lower N.). Pickwick Place 1839 (M’Cready, 80). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Power’s Court 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Pickwick Place 1844 (Dublin almanac), Powerscourt 1834 (Dublin almanac). Power’s Court 1843, 1847 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). For another Power’s Court, see Verschoyle Place. ⇒ Pie Corner Near Kevin Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Pie Corner 1824 Power’s Court (2) (71003365). Powers Court 1800 (RD 523/170/344728). Unnamed (Pigot). 1811 (Campbell map). Power’s Court 1824 (Pigot). Powerscourt Pig Lane See Hougheys Lane. 1834 (Dublin almanac). Power’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pig or Pigg Alley See John’s Lane West. Power’s Court (3) (70903350). Powers Court 1800 (RD 523/170/344728). Unnamed Pig Town or See Ewington Lane. 1811 (Campbell map). Power’s Court 1824 (Pigot). Powerscourt Pigtown Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Power’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pill Lane [east] See Chancery Street [east]. Power’s Court (4) (70803265). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pill Lane [west] ⇒ (Church St E.). [1539]. Pill Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Prebend Street (Constitution Hill W.). Prebend Street 1791 (RD 437/216/282560), (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1786 (Ancient records, 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ xiii, 457), 1811 (Campbell map), 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, Preneys Lane Near Blackpitts (q.v.), site unknown, possibly same as St Kevin’s 243), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Avenue (q.v.). Preneys Lane 1791 (RD 610/316/426001). Pim Street (James’s St S.). Pim Street 1809 (RD 609/213/421150). Unnamed Present Lane Circular Road (q.v.) S., site unknown. Present Lane 1835 (PEP, 1811 (Campbell map). Pim Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 97/46/4/25). Pimlico [south] ⇒ (The Coombe N.). [c. 1196]. Pimlico 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Preston Street (Amiens St E.). Laid out in 1810 (Casey, 178). Preston Street (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776; Pimblico 1786 (Wilson). Pimlico 1793 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (PEP, 97/46/4/11), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Price’s Lane ⇒ (Aston Quay S.). [1728]. Prices Lane 1756 (Rocque). Price’s Pimlico [west] ⇒ (The Coombe N.). [1673]. Tripilo 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Lane 1762 (DCS maps, 36), 1766 (Harris). Prices Lane 1773 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1793 (PEP, 97/46/4/11). (Scalé). Price’s Lane 1776 (Wilson). Prices Lane 1811 (Campbell Tripoli 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ map). Price Lane 1824 (Pigot). Prices Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pim’s Court Near Gloucester Street South (q.v.), site unknown. Pim’s court Primate’s Hill Location unknown. Primate’s Hill 1790 (RD 431/377/280778), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1792 (Ancient records, xiv, 268). Pinch Gut or See Lynch’s Place. Prince of Wales’s Court (Christchurch Place S.). Prince of Wales’s Court 1791 (RD Pinchgut Lane 435/406/282546), 1796 (Wilson), 1812 (WSC maps, 625/1), Pindar’s Court See Pender’s Court (1). 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Prince of Wales’ Court Pindar’s Lane Near Gloucester Street (q.v.), site unknown. Pindar’s Lane 1807 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (RD 592/368/403075). Prince’s or Princes See next three entries. Pitt Street See Balfe Street. Street Plants Court (Church St E.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Plants Prince’s Street North ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower W.). [1728]. Princes Street 1756 Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Rocque). Prince’s Street 1766 (Harris). Princess Street 1768 Plats or Platt’s Court (50154720). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Plats Court 1773 (Scalé (Pue’s Occurrences 2.4.1768). Princes Street 1773 (Scalé). plan). Platt’s Court 1783 (Wilson). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Prince’s Street North 1783 (Wilson). Princes Street 1811 Pleasants Lane (Camden St Lower W.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). Pleasant’s Lane (Campbell map). Prince’s Street North 1824 (Pigot). Princes 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Street North 1834 (Dublin almanac). Princes Street 1843, 1847 Pleasants Place (Camden St Lower W.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). North Prince’s Street 1847 (DEP 29.6.1847). ⇒ Pleasants Street (Camden St Lower W.). [1754†]. Pleasant Street 1791 (Longfield, Prince’s Street South ⇒ (Pearse St N.). [1756†]. Princes Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 21/F/87, 83), 1824 (Pigot). Pleasants Street 1834 (Dublin [north] (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Prince’s Street South 1783 (Wilson). almanac). Pleasant Street 1841 (WSC maps, 87/2). Pleasants Princes Street 1811 (Campbell map). Prince’s Street South 1824 Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Prince’s Street 1843, 1847 Plowman’s Court Near John’s Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Plowman’s Court 1798 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw). Prince’s Street South (Pearse St N.). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Prince’s Street South Plummers Court Off Dame Street (q.v.) S., site unknown. Plummers Court 1770 [south] 1783 (Wilson). Princes Street 1811 (Campbell map). Prince’s (M’Cready, 82). Street South 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Prince’s Plunket Street See Dillion Place South, John Dillon Street [south], Thomas Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Davis Street South. Princess Street See Prince’s Street North. Poddle See Dean Street. Proby’s Lane (O’Connell St Lower W.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), Polebeg Street See next entry. 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). Proby’s Lane 1834 (Dublin Poolbeg Street ⇒ (Pearse St N.). [1725]. Poolbeg Street 1756 (Rocque). Polebeg almanac), 1843; Probys Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1757 (FDJ 19.11.1757). Poolbeg Street 1766 (Harris), Proby’s or Probys Yard See Hotel Yard. 1773 (Scalé). Poulbeg Street 1790 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 165). Protestant Row ⇒ (Wexford St E.). [possibly 1385]. Protestant Row 1756 Poolbeg Street 1795 (FDJ 4.4.1795), 1801 (Archer, 235), 1811 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1823 (Ancient records, xviii, 44), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Poole Street ⇒ (Cork St N.). [1728]. Pool Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Proud’s Lane ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1754]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Harris). Poole Street 1768 (Pue’s Occurrences 3.12.1768). Pool (Scalé). Proud’s Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Poole 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1824 (Pigot). Pool Street 1834 (Dublin almanac). Poole Prussia Street† ⇒ (North Circular Rd S.). [1673]. Cabra Lane 1756 (Rocque). Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Cabragh Lane 1760 (Rocque county), 1766 (Harris). Prussia Poplar Row [east] (North Strand Rd W.). Proposed road 1820 (WSC maps, 257). Street, formerly Cabragh Lane 1767 (SNL 16.11.1767). Cabra Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1773 (Scalé). Prussia Street 1783 (Wilson), 1801 (Archer), Poplar Row [west] (Ballybough Rd E.). Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county), 1811 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Present road 1820 (WSC maps, 257). Unnamed Puckridge Court See Buckridge Court. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Pudding Lane See Lincoln Lane. Porter Alley See Potters Alley. Pudding Row See Wood Quay [west]. Porter’s or Porters Row See Bedford Row. Purcell’s or Purcels ⇒ (49353990). [1756]. Purcels Court 1756 (Rocque). Purcell’s Portland Place (Dorset St Lower E.). Portland Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Court Court 1766 (Harris). Purcels Court 1773 (Scalé). Purcell’s Court Portland Row (1) (Amiens St W.). Portland Row 1798 (Whitelaw), 1805 (RD 1776 (SNL 13.5.1776), 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1843, 1847 572/516/392071), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). For (OS). Purcell’s Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ another Portland Row, see Portland Row North. ⇒ Purden or Purdon Street (Gardiner St Lower E.). Purdon Street 1800 (RD 530/268/395223). Portland Row (2) Near Mountjoy Square (q.v.), site unknown. Portland Row 1824 Purdens Street 1811 (Campbell map). Purdon Street 1824 (Pigot). (Pigot). Purden Street 1843; Purdon Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ Portland Row North (61305825). Portland Row 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 Purdon’s Court See Supples Court. (OS). ⇒ Purfictor Alley Near Inns Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Purfictor Alley 1783–6 Portland Row West Near Portland Street (q.v.), site unknown. Portland Row West (Wilson). 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Pye Alley ⇒ (48453650). [1756]. Pye Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), Portland Street See next two entries, Portland Street West. 1773 (Scalé), 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell Portland Street East Near Leeson Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Portland Street map). 1796 (Wilson). Portland Street East 1824 (Pigot). Pye Corner See St Andrew’s Lane. Portland Street North (Drumcondra Rd E.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Portland Quaker’s Lane Near Nicholas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Quaker’s Lane 1836 Street North 1824 (Pigot). Portland Street North East 1834 (OSN). (Dublin almanac). Portland Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Quay View Court (70954700). Quay View Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 36 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Queen or Queen’s Court (46204475). Queen Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Queens Court 1811 Reynold’s Court Near Meath Place (q.v.), site unknown. Reynold’s Court 1783–6 (Campbell map). Queen’s Court 1824 (Pigot). (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Queen Street ⇒ (Blackhall Place E.). [1673]. Queen Street 1756 (Rocque). Richardson’s or ⇒ (39854550). [1756]. Richardsons Lane 1756 (Rocque). Queen’s Street 1765 (Ancient records, xi, 264). Queen Street Richardsons Lane Richardson’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Richardsons Lane 1773 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Richardson’s Court Near Arran Street East (q.v.), site unknown. Richardson’s Court Queen’s Mews Near Mabbot Street (q.v.), site unknown. Queen’s Mews 1847 1766 (Harris). (Thom). ⇒ Richmond Cottages (Summerhill Parade W.). Richmond Cottages 1844 (Dublin Queen’s Pavement See Abbey Street Lower, Abbey Street Middle, Abbey Street almanac), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Upper. Richmond Cottages (Summerhill Parade W.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Queens Square East See Pearse Square [east]. North Queens Square North See Pearse Square [north]. Richmond Hill Part of South Circular Road (q.v.). Richmond Hill 1843, 1847 Queens Square West See Pearse Square [west]. (OS). ⇒ Queen’s Terrace (70403900). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Clarence Place Great 1843 Richmond Lane (Summerhill Parade W.). Richmond Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Post office dir.), 1844 (RD 4/28), 1847 (Thom). Great Clarence Richmond Parade (Summerhill Parade W.). Richmond Parade 1844 (Dublin Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ almanac), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS) ⇒ Quinn’s Lane (Leeson St Lower E.). Quinns Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 Richmond Place South (Richmond St South E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Quin’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). Quinn’s Lane 1834 Richmond Road See Emmet Road. (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Richmond Row (Richmond St South W.). Richmond Row 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Quinn’s or Quinns Place See Charleville Avenue [west]. Richmond Street See next two entries. Quirke’s Lane† ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1728]. Becks Lane 1756 (Rocque). Beck’s Richmond Street North (Summerhill Parade W.). Richmond Street 1829 (Wilson), 1843, Lane 1766 (Harris). Becks Lane 1773 (Scalé). Curtis Lane 1811 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Curtes Lane 1843; Curtis Lane Richmond Street South (Camden St Upper S.). Portobello 1780 (RD 335/273/223455), 1847 (OS). Quirke’s Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1791 (Ancient records, xiv, 198), 1792 (WSC maps, 142). Quirke’s Place Near Summerhill (q.v.), site unknown. Quirke’s Place 1847 Porto Bello 1811 (Campbell map). Richmond Street 1815 (RD (Thom). ⇒ 691/205/474715). Port Bello 1823 (Ancient records, xviii, 40). Rahoboth Lane or Place See Rehoboth Place. Richmond Street, Portobello 1824 (Pigot). Richmond Street Railway Street ⇒ (Summerhill S.). [1728]. Great Martins Lane 1756 (Rocque). 1843, 1847 (OS). Portobello 1847 (SNL 25.1.1847). ⇒ Martin’s Lane 1757 (FDJ 30.7.1757). Martins Lane 1764 Richmond Villas (Richmond St South E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Longfield, 21/F/86, 51), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 Riddal’s, Riddell’s or (O’Connell St Upper W.). [1728†]. Gregg Street 1756 (Rocque). (Wilson). Mecklenburgh Street 1811 (Campbell map). Lower Riddles Row Greg Street 1766 (Harris). Gregg Street 1773 (Scalé), Mecklenburgh Street 1843; Mecklinburgh Street Lower 1847 1776; Greg’s Street 1783 (Wilson). Riddells Row 1809 (RD (OS). ⇒ 609/204/421133). Coles Lane Market 1811 (Campbell map). Raine’s Court Off Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Raine’s Court 1844 Market 1817 (Warburton map). Bennington Place 1824 (Pigot). (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Riddal’s Row 1834; Bennington Place, now Riddles Row 1836 Rainsford Avenue† ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1709]. Miller’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Miller’s (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Alley West 1783 (Wilson). Millers Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Rigmaiden’s Yard Near Meath Street (q.v.), site unknown. Rigmaiden’s Yard 1766 Miller’s Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Rainsford Street ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1694]. Ransford Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Ring’s Court (65755060). Ring’s Court 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Rainsford Street 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, Ringsend Road Ringsend Road 1780 (RD 336/158/224326). Great Brunswick 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Raleigh Court See Whitehorse Alley. Roache’s Lane Near Marlborough Street (q.v.), site unknown. Roache’s Lane Ram Alley (52003890). Ram Alley 1756 (Ancient records, x, 238), 1766 1798 (Whitelaw). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1802 (DCS maps, 85). Unnamed 1811 Robbins or Robins Location unknown. Robbin’s Street 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). (Campbell map). Ram Alley 1824 (Pigot). For another Ram Street Robbins Street 1776; Robins Street 1785; Robbins Street 1790 Alley, see Lamb Alley (1) [west]. (Ancient records, xii, 415; xiii, 420; xiv, 168). Ram Yard Off Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Ram Yard 1795 (RD Robinhood Yard (55904005). Robinhood Yard 1782 (WSC maps, 113). 497/121/318183). Robert Street ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1728]. Roberts’s Street 1756 (Rocque), Rammages Court Off Mullinahack (q.v.), site unknown. Rammages Court 1795 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Robert Street 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (RD 497/117/318153). (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also next Ransford Street See Rainsford Street. entry. ⇒ Raparee or Rapparree See Glover’s Alley. Robert Street South ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1728]. Roberts’s Street 1756 (Rocque), or Alley 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Robert Street 1776 (Wilson), 1811 Rat Lane Off Luke Street (q.v.), site unknown. Rat Lane 1811 (RD 635/ (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 289/437939). Robinson’s Alley Near The Coombe (q.v.), site unknown. Robinson’s Alley 1766 Rath Row (1) (63754295) Rath Row 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (Harris), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Rock Lane (67503250). Rock Lane 1837 (RD 21/284), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Rath Row (2) (64154320). Rath Row 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 Rodger’s Court (New St South W.). Rodger’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Roes Lane Near Tenter Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Roes Lane 1826 (RD Rawley’s Court (The Coombe S.). Rawley’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 815/113/549048). Read’s Court Near Abbey Street (q.v.), site unknown. Read’s Court 1766 Roger’s Lane (Baggot St Lower S.). Rogers’ Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). (Harris). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Red Cow Inn Yard Near Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Red Cow Inn Yard 1798 Rogerson’s Quay See City Quay, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay. (Whitelaw). Roper’s or Ropers Rest See Greenville Avenue. Red Cow Lane ⇒ (Church St W.). [1673]. Red Cow Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Rose Alley Near Wood Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Rose Alley 1783–6 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), (Wilson). 1824 (Pigot), 1843; Redcow Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Rose Lane Near St Michael’s Close (q.v.), site unknown. Rose Lane 1773 Red Lion Court Near High Street (q.v.), site unknown. Red Lion Court 1783–6 (Pue’s Occurrences 6.2.1773). (Wilson). Rosemary Lane ⇒ (Merchant’s Quay S.). [c. 1270]. Rosemary Lane 1756 Red Lyon Lane Location unknown. Red Lyon Lane 1757 (FDJ 19.11.1757). (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1797 (WSC maps, 368), Reddy’s Court (Parnell St S.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Reddy’s Court 1805 (Longfield, 21/F/88, 125), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Redmond or Redmond’s (Summerhill N.). Redmond Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Rose’s Court Near Wood Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Rose’s Court 1834 (Dublin Court Redmon’s Court 1843; Redmond’s Court 1847 (OS). For another almanac). Redmonds Court, see next entry. ⇒ Ross Lane ⇒ (Nicholas St E.). [1711]. Ross Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Redmond’s Alley (52004100). Redmonds Court 1779 (Longfield, 21/F/88, 150v), (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1783 (Wilson). Redmond’s Alley 1798 (Whitelaw). Redmond 1813 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 84), 1843, 1847 (OS).⇒ Court 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Redmond’s Alley Rotherams Alley Off Mary’s Abbey (q.v.), site unknown. Rotherams Alley 1807 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ (RD 587/290/598194). Redmond’s Hill ⇒ [1465]. Redmans Hill 1756 (Rocque). Redmond’s Hill Rotherey’s Yard Near South Great George’s Street (q.v.), site unknown. Rothery’s 1766 (Harris). Redmans Hill 1773 (Scalé). Redmond Hill 1776 Yard 1798 (Whitelaw). (Wilson). Redmonds Hill 1811 (Campbell map). Redmond’s Hill Rotunda or Rotundo (Parnell St S.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Rotunda 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Market Market 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843; Reed’s Alley Near Abbey Street (q.v.), site unknown. Reed’s Alley 1766 Rotundo Market 1847 (OS). Cash Row or Rotundo Market 1847 (Harris). (Thom). ⇒ Reed’s Court Near Abbey Street (q.v.), site unknown. Reed’s Court 1766 Rowley’s Lane Near Liffey Street (q.v.), site unknown. Rowley’s Lane 1798 (Harris). (RD 519/19/336947). Reginald Street [south] ⇒ (The Coombe N.). [1728]. Little Elbow Lane 1756 (Rocque). Rowserstown Lane (Old Kilmainham N.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Elbow Lane Little 1766 (Harris). Little Elbow Lane 1773 (Scalé), Rowserstown 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map). Elbow Lane Little 1834 (Dublin almanac). Royal Canal Bank (Phibsborough Rd E.). Canal Bank 1828 (Val.). Royal Canal Little Elbow Lane 1843; Elbow Lane Little 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bank 1834 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Canal Reheboth or Rehoboth See Rehoboth Place. Bank Royal 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Lane Royal Circus (52005705). Royal Circus, approved in 1792; laid out by 1794 Rehoboth Place (Dolphin’s Barn St E.). Reheboth Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (WSC minutes 13.7.1792, 10.3.1794). Royal Circus 1795 (Campbell map). Rahoboth Lane, Rahoboth Place 1824 (Pigot). (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Rehoboth Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). Rehoboth Place 1847 (Dublin Royal Colonnade (52604125). Royal Collonade 1824 (Pigot). Royal Colonnade almanac). ⇒ 1828 (Val.). Collonade 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Reider’s Row See Ryders Row. Royal Exchange Alley Near Wood Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Royal Exchange Alley Reilly’s Court Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Reilly’s Court 1783 1766 (Harris). (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw). Royal Row (Dame St S.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Royal Row Reillys Row Near Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Reillys Row 1837 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Royal Row, see Ormond Square (RD 14/184). 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10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Russell Court (49254495). Russel’s Court 1766 (Harris), 1798 (Whitelaw). 1811 (Campbell map). New Row West 1824 (Pigot). New Row Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Russell Court 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1828 (Val.). St Catherine’s Lane ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1625]. Little Thomas Court 1756 (Rocque). Russell Lane Near Marrowbone Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Russell Lane 1815 West Catharine’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Little Thomas Court 1773 (RD 685/38/470979). (Scalé), 1782 (WSC maps, 348). Thomas Court Little 1798 Russell Place Part of North Circular Road (q.v.). Russell Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Catherine Lane Russell Street (Summerhill Parade W.). Russell Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1843 (OS). Catherine Lane West 1844 (Dublin almanac). 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Catherine Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Russel’s Lane Near Gardiner Street (q.v.), site unknown. Russel’s Lane 1798 St Cecilia Street See Cecilia Street. (Whitelaw). For another Russel’s Lane, see Water Lane. St Francis Street See Francis Street. Rutland Place (Parnell St N.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Stable Lane 1773 St George’s Place See George’s Place (1). (Scalé). Rutland Place 1802 (SNL 30.1.1802). Lane 1811 St George’s Row Near Dorset Street Lower (q.v.), site unknown. St George’s Row (Campbell map). Rutland Place 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin 1824 (Pigot). almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Rutland Place, see next St James’ or James’s (Dolphin’s Barn E.). St James’s Terrace 1843; St James’ Terrace entry. ⇒ Terrace 1847 (OS). ⇒ Rutland Place North (Summerhill N.). Rutland Place 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, St James’s Avenue (James’s St S.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ St James’s Street See James’s Street [west]. Rutland Square East See Parnell Square East. St Joseph Street (Dorset St Lower W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Rutland Square North See Parnell Square North. St Joseph’s Parade (Dorset St Upper W.). Eccles Lane 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 Rutland Square West See Parnell Square West [north]. (Campbell map), 1843; Eccles Lane Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Rutland Street See Rutland Street Lower. St Kevan Street See Kevin Street Upper. Rutland Street Lower (Summerhill S.). Rutland Street 1790 (RD 416/516/277865). St Kevans Port See Camden Street Lower, Kevin Street Lower, Wexford Street. Lower Rutland Street 1811 (Campbell map). Rutland Street St Kevin’s Avenue† ⇒ (Camden St W.). [1723]. Bonds Lane 1756 (Rocque). Bond’s Lower 1824 (Pigot). Lower Rutland Street 1843; Rutland Street Lane 1766 (Harris). Bonds Lane 1773 (Scalé). Bond Lane 1776; Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Bond’s Lane 1783 (Wilson). Bonny’s Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Rutland Street Upper See Sean O’Casey Avenue. Bonny Lane 1796 (Wilson). Bonnys Lane 1811 (Campbell Ryder’s or Ryders Lane See next entry. map). Bonny Lane 1824 (Pigot). Bonny’s Lane 1834 (Dublin Ryder’s Row ⇒ (Parnell St N.). [1728]. Ryders Lane 1756 (Rocque). Ryder’s almanac). Bonney’s Alley 1843; Bonny’s Lane 1847 (OS). See Lane 1766 (Harris). Ryders Lane 1773 (Scalé). Ryder’s Row also Preneys Lane. ⇒ 1783; Reider’s Row 1786 (Wilson). Ryder’s Row 1807 (Ancient St Lukes Street See Luke Street. records, xvi, 54). Ryders Row 1811 (Campbell map). Ryder’s St Laurence Place East (Amiens St E.). Lawrence Street 1845 (RD 13/184). Unnamed Row 1824 (Pigot). Ryder Row 1843; Ryders Row 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). Laurence (St) Street 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Sackville Avenue (Ballybough Rd W.). Formerly Bradley’s Lane 1794 (WSC maps, St Margaret’s Avenue (63105660). Margaret Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 225). Love Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ St Margaret’s Avenue (Summerhill Parade W.). Margaret Lane 1843 (OS), 1844 (Dublin Sackville Court (O’Connell St Upper W.). Sackville Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ North almanac), 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sackville Gardens (Ballybough Rd W.). Sackville Gardens 1825 (SNL 2.7.1825), St Martins Lane See Tyrone Street. 1833 (RD 5/271), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ St Mary Street See Mary Street. Sackville Lane See O’Rahilly Parade. St Mary’s Avenue (Mountjoy St E.). Bradys Row 1811 (Campbell map). Lane 1827 Sackville Place ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower E.). [1728]. Tuckers Row 1756 North (WSC maps, 65). Brady’s Row 1834 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed (Rocque). Tucker’s Row 1758 (FDJ 11.4.1758), 1766 (Harris). 1843; Brady’s Row 1847 (OS). ⇒ Tuckers Row 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Millifont Lane 1780 St Mary’s or Marys See Mary’s Abbey. (Pool and Cash map). Mellifont Lane 1783 (Wilson). Tuckers Abbey Row 1789 (WSC maps, 39), 1811 (Campbell map). Sackville St Mary’s or See Little Mary Street, Mary’s Lane. Place 1813 (RD 665/272/459161). Tucker Row North 1824 Marys Lane (Pigot). Sackville Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ St Mary’s Place North (Dorset St Upper W.). Mary’s Place 1833 (RD 13/211), 1843, Sackville Street See O’Connell Street Lower, O’Connell Street Upper. 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sackville Street Lower See O’Connell Street Lower. St Mary’s Terrace (Dorset St Upper W.). Walsh Row 1827 (WSC maps, 65). Walsh’s Sackville Street Upper See O’Connell Street Upper. Row 1834 (Dublin almanac). Walshes Row 1843; Walsh’s Row Sadlers Yard ⇒ (60254130). [1732]. Sadlers Yard 1756 (Rocque). 1847 (OS). ⇒ St Andrew Street ⇒ (Dame St S.). [1673]. Hog Hill 1756 (Rocque). Hogg Hill St Michael’s Close ⇒ (High St N.). [c. 1200]. Michaels Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1761; Hog Hill 1765 (Ancient records, xi, 267), 1766 (Harris). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). St Michaels Lane 1805 St Andrew Street 1772 (Ancient records, xii, 60, 180). Hog Hill (Longfield, 21/F/88, 125). Michael’s Lane 1811 (Campbell 1773 (Scalé). St Andrew’s Street 1775 (Ancient records, xii, map), 1824 (Pigot). St Michael’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 350). Andrew Street 1776 (SNL 12.8.1776). St Andrew Street St Michael’s Hill (1) ⇒ (Christchurch Place N.). [1226]. Christ Church Lane 1756 1776; Andrew Street 1786 (Wilson). St Andrew’s Street 1811 (Rocque). Great Christ Church Lane 1768 (Pue’s Occurrences (Campbell map). Andrew Street 1824 (Pigot). St Andrew Street 2.4.1768). Christ Church Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1783 (Wilson). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Christchurch Lane 1786 (DEP 6.5.1786). Christ Church Lane St Andrew’s Lane ⇒ (Dame St S.). [1673]. Unnamed 1756; Pye Corner c. 1769 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map). Formerly Christ Church [north] (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1784 (WSC maps, 340/1), Lane 1821 (WSC maps, 98). Michael’s Hill 1824 (Pigot). St 1811 (Campbell map). Andrew’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). St Andrew’s Michael’s Hill 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ St Michael’s Hill (2) Near Liffey Street West (q.v.), site unknown. St Michael’s Hill St Andrew’s Lane ⇒ (Dame St S.). [1673]. Unnamed 1756; Pye Corner c. 1769 1829 (Ancient records, xviii, 372). [south] (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Andrew (St) Lane 1783; St Michael’s or See St Michael’s Close. Andrews Lane 1786 (Wilson). St Andrew’s Lane 1811 (Campbell Michaels Lane map). Andrew’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). St Andrew’s Lane 1834 St Michan’s Place† ⇒ (Church St E.). [1519]. Bull Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 St Ann’s Court (Parnell St N.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Grenville Place (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ St Michan’s Street ⇒ (Church St E.). [1320]. Fishers Lane 1756 (Rocque). Fisher’s St Anthony’s Place (Dorset St Lower E.). Gardiners Court 1811 (Campbell map). Lane 1766 (Harris). Fishers Lane 1773 (Scalé). Fisher’s Lane Nerney’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). Nerneys Court 1843; 1776 (Wilson). Fishers Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Fisher’s Nerney’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843; Fishers Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ St Audoen’s Arch ⇒ (High St N.). [c. 1241]. St Audons Arch 1756 (Rocque). St St Patrick’s Close ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [1673]. St Patrick’s Close 1756 (Rocque), 1773 [north] Audeon’s Arch 1766 (Harris). St Audons Arch 1773 (Scalé). [west]† (Scalé). Patrick’s Close 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences 24.12.1773). Audoen’s Arch 1783; Audoen Arch 1796 (Wilson). Audoen’s St Patrick’s Close Little 1783–6 (Wilson). South Close c. 1815 Arch 1798 (Whitelaw). Audons Court 1811 (Campbell map). (Longfield, 21/F/90, 205), 1819 (Precinct plan), 1820 (Sherrard). Audoen’s Arch 1824 (Pigot). St Audoen’s Arch 1843; Audoens South Patrick’s Close 1828 (Val.). Patrick’s Close Little 1824 Arch 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Pigot). Patrick’s Close 1828–32 (Wilson). Patrick’s Close St Audoen’s Arch ⇒ (High St N.). [c. 1241]. St Audons Arch 1756 (Rocque). St South 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another St [west] Audeon’s Arch 1766 (Harris). St Audons Arch 1773 (Scalé). St Patrick’s Close, see next entry. ⇒ Audeon’s Arch 1783; Audoen Arch 1796 (Wilson). Audoen’s St Patrick’s Close North ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [1649]. St Patrick’s Close 1756 (Rocque). Arch 1798 (Whitelaw). Audons Arch 1811 (Campbell map). Patrick’s Close 1766 (Harris). St Patrick’s Close 1773 (Scalé). Audoen’s Arch 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Patrick’s Close Great 1783 (Wilson). St Patrick’s Great Close St Audoen’s Terrace ⇒ (High St N.). [1754]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Cox’s Court 1786 (DEP 14.12.1786). Patricks Close 1811 (Campbell map). 1798 (Whitelaw). Cox Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Patrick’s North Close c. 1815 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 205), 1819 St Audons Arch See St Audoen’s Arch. (Precinct plan). St Patrick’s Close North 1820 (Sherrard). St Augustine Street ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [1577]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). McCracken’s Patrick’s Close Great 1824 (Pigot). Patrick’s Close North 1836 [mid] Alley 1773 (Scalé plan). McCracken’s Alley, Meeting House (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane or Croker’s Alley 1798 (Whitelaw). Ushers Court 1811 St Patrick’s Great Close See previous entry. (Campbell map). Meeting House Yard 1828 (Val.), 1843 (OS). St Patricks Lane See Lincoln Place. Meeting House Lane or Yard South, also called McCracken’s St Patricks Street See Patrick Street. Alley 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). Meetinghouse Yard St Patrick’s Terrace (Drumcondra Rd Lower E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ St Paul’s Church Walk See Blackhall Parade. St Augustine Street ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [1577]. Meeting House Yard 1756 (Rocque), St Stephen’s Green East ⇒ [1664]. Monks’s Walk 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). St [north] 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 8.1.1776). Meetinghouse Stephen’s Green East 1811 (Campbell map). Stephen’s Green Yard 1776; Usher’s Court 1783–6 (Wilson). Usher’s Alley 1796 1824 (Pigot). St Stephen’s Green East 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Ferrar, 1796b, 31). Usher’s Court or Meeting House Yard St Stephen’s Green ⇒ [1664]. Beaux Walk 1756 (Rocque). Bear Walk 1759 1798 (Whitelaw). Ushers Court 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 North (Universal Advertiser 29.12.1759). Beaux Walk 1773 (Scalé). (Pigot). Meeting House Yard 1828 (Val.). Ushers Court 1832 Beau Walk 1793; Beaux Walk 1802 (SNL 21.12.1793, 24.6.1802). (Wilson). Meeting House Yard 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843; St Stephen’s Green North 1811 (Campbell map). Stephen’s Meetinghouse Yard 1847 (OS). Usher’s Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Green 1824 (Pigot). St Stephen’s Green North 1847 (OS). ⇒ St Augustine Street ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [1673]. New Row 1756 (Rocque), 1764 St Stephen’s Green ⇒ [1664]. Leesons Walk 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). St [south] (Ancient records, xi, 200, 202), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), South Stephen’s Green South 1811 (Campbell map). Stephen’s Green 1776 (Wilson), 1786 (DEP 14.12.1786), 1802 (SNL 30.9.1802), 1824 (Pigot). St Stephen’s Green South 1847 (OS). ⇒ 38 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) St Stephen’s Green ⇒ [1664]. French Walk 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). St Seville Lane Near North Strand Road (q.v.), site unknown. Seville Lane 1847 West Stephen’s Green West 1811 (Campbell map). Stephen’s Green (Thom). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). St Stephen’s Green West 1847 (OS). ⇒ Seville Place [mid] (Amiens St E.). Circular Road 1791 (Wilson map). Seville Place St Stephen’s Place See Stephen’s Place. 1824 (Pigot), 1832 (Ancient records, xix, 71). Seville Row St Stephens Street See Stephen Street Lower, Stephen Street Upper. 1833 (RD 21/82). Circular Road 1843; Seville Place 1847 St Thomas Court See Thomas Court, Thomas Court Bawn. (OS). ⇒ St Thomas or Thomas’s See Thomas Street, Thomas Street West. Seville Place [north] (Amiens St E.). Circular Road 1791 (Wilson map). Seville Place Street 1824 (Pigot), 1832 (Ancient records, xix, 71). Seville Row 1833 Salter’s Court (Christchurch Place S.). Salter’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (RD 21/82). Circular Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Salutation Alley or Ally ⇒ (54754010). [1710]. Salutation Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1757 Seville Place [south] (Amiens St E.). Circular Road 1791 (Wilson map). Seville Place (WSC maps, 329), 1766 (Harris). Salutation Ally 1766 (WSC 1824 (Pigot), 1832 (Ancient records, xix, 71). Seville Row 1833 maps, 96/9). (RD 21/82). Circular Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sampson’s Lane† (1) ⇒ (O’Connell St Upper W.). [1728]. Bunting Lane 1756 Seville Row See previous three entries. (Rocque). Bunting Lane, Sampson’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Bunting Seville Terrace (Amiens St E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1776–83 (Wilson). Sampson’s Lane 1798 Shamrock Place (North Strand Rd E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw). Simpsons Lane 1809 (Gregory map). Sampsons Shaw Street (Pearse St N.). Shaw Street 1812 (RD 652/195/447767), 1843, Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Simpson Lane 1824 (Pigot). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sampson’s Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Sampson Lane 1843; Shaw Villa (64154190). Shaw Ville 1843 (OS). Shaw Villa 1846 (Dublin Sampsons Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ almanac), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sampson’s Lane (2) Off Moore Street (q.v.), site unknown. 1783 (Wilson). Shaw’s Lane (1) (49904925). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Shaw’s Lane 1844 (Dublin Sand Quay See Sarsfield Quay. almanac), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sandwich Street See Sandwith Street Lower, Sandwith Street Upper. Shaw’s Lane (2) Location unknown. Shaw’s Lane 1756 (RD 185/306/122984). Sandwith Lane See Sandwith Terrace. Shaw’s or Shaws Court (57204100). Shaw’s Court 1766 (Harris). Shaws Court 1776 Sandwith Place (69004070). Sandwith Place 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (Wilson). Shaw’s Court 1782 (SNL 2.7.1782), c. 1795 (Longfield, (OS). ⇒ 21/F/88, 130), 1795 (FDJ 4.4.1795), 1837 (Lewis, i, 538). Sandwith Street See next two entries. Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sandwith Street Lower (Pearse St N.). Road from Beggars Bush 1773 (Scalé). The Sheep Street Great See Ship Street Great. Folly 1790 (Ancient records, xiv, 153). Sandwith Street, Sheep Street Little See Ship Street Little. realigned in c. 1792 (WSC maps, 359). Sandwith Street 1798 Shelbourne Place (Grafton St E.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Shelbourne (RD 504/189/326753), 1811 (Campbell map). The Folly 1817 Place 1823 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 175), 1843, 1847 (OS).⇒ (Warburton map). Sandwich Street 1824 (Pigot). Sandwith Street Shelbourne Road Beggar’s Bush Road 1769 (RD 268/152/169334). Beggars Bush 1833 (WSC maps, 85/3). Sanwith Street 1834 (Dublin almanac). Road 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sandwith Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Shelly’s Alley Near Bridgefoot Street (q.v.), site unknown. Shelly’s Alley 1766 Sandwith Street Upper (Pearse St S.). Road from Beggars Bush 1773 (Scalé). The (Harris). Folly 1790 (Ancient records, xiv, 153). Sandwith Street, Sheridan’s Court (Stoneybatter E.). Daly’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell realigned in c. 1792 (WSC maps, 359). Sandwith Street 1798 map). Sheridan’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (RD 504/189/326753), 1811 (Campbell map). The Folly 1817 Sheriff Place (70454785). Sheriff Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Warburton map). Sandwich Street 1824 (Pigot). Sandwith Street Sheriff, Sherrif or See next entry, Sheriff Street Upper. 1833 (WSC maps, 85/3). Sanwith Street 1834 (Dublin almanac). Sherriff Street Sandwith Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sheriff Street Lower (Amiens St E.). Sherrif Street 1760 (Rocque county). Sherriff Sandwith Terrace (69004105). Sandwith Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ [east] Street 1773 (Scalé). Sheriff Street 1811 (Campbell map). Sheriff’s Sanwith Street See Sandwith Street Lower, Sandwith Street Upper. Street 1824 (Pigot). Sheriff Street 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, Sarsfield Quay [1747†]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Pembroke Quay 1766 (Harris), 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Sand Quay 1778 (FJ Sheriff Street Lower (Amiens St E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 7.11.1778). Pembroke Quay 1783 (Wilson). Pemberton’s Quay [west] 1785 (RD 373/233/213570). Pembroke Quay 1811 (Campbell Sheriff Street Upper (Amiens St E.). Sherrif Street 1760 (Rocque county). Sherriff map). Pembroke Street 1817 (Warburton map). Pembroke Quay Street 1773 (Scalé). Sheriff Street 1811 (Campbell map). Sheriff’s 1824 (Pigot), 1837 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 243), 1843, 1847 (OS). Street 1824 (Pigot). Sheriff Street 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, See also 17 Transport. ⇒ 1847 (OS). ⇒ Saul, Saul’s or Sauls (Dame St N.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Saul’s Court 1824 Sherlock’s Court See Miller’s Place. Court (1) (Pigot). Saul Court 1843; Sauls Court 1847 (OS). Saul’s Court or Sherlock’s Yard Near James’s Street (q.v.), site unknown. Sherlock’s Yard 1798 Albert Place 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Whitelaw). Saul’s Court (2) Off Back Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Saul’s Court 1766 (Harris). Sherrard Street See Sherrard Street Upper. Saunders Court Near North Strand Road (q.v.), site unknown. Saunders Court Sherrard Street Lower (Dorset St Lower E.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Sherrard 1807 (RD 588/473/401004). Street Lower 1828 (Casey, 205), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Lower Savage’s Lane Near Bow Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Savage’s Lane 1844 (Dublin Sherrard Street 1843; Sherrard Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Sherrard Street Upper (Dorset St Lower E.). Sherrard Street 1804 (Wilson), 1811 Scallans Court Off Hanbury Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Gyles’s Court, lately (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1825 (datestone). Sherrard Street called Scallans Court 1817 (RD 710/120/480645). Upper 1834 (Dublin almanac). Sherrard Street 1843; Sherrard Scally’s Cottages (69104675). Thompson’s Place 1843, 1847 (OS). Thompsons Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Row or Place 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Sherry or Sherry’s (53003790). Sherry’s Court 1813 (Longfield, 21/F/87, 84). Sherry School House Lane ⇒ (High St N.). [c. 1250]. School House Lane 1756 (Rocque), Court Court 1824 (Pigot). West 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), Ship Buildings See Lower Abbey Street. 1826 (Ancient records, xviii, 177), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843; Ship Street See next two entries. Schoolhouse Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Ship Street Great ⇒ (South Great George’s St W.). [c. 1215]. Great Ship Street School Street ⇒ (Thomas St West S.). [1728]. Cryllys Yard 1756 (Rocque). 1756 (Rocque). Big Ship Street 1762 (Ancient records, xi, 60). Cryllis’s Yard 1766 (Harris). Cryllys Yard 1773 (Scalé). Cryllis’s Sheep Street Great 1766 (Harris). Great Ship Street 1773 (Scalé). Yard 1783; Crylly’s Yard 1786 (Wilson). School Street c. 1811 Ship Street 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences 27.11.1773), 1775 (Ancient (Longfield, 21/F/89, 181), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). records, xii, 350). Ship Street Great 1776; Big Ship Street 1776 School Street South 1834 (Dublin almanac). Crilly’s Row 1835 (Wilson). Great Ship Street 1798 (Ancient records, xv, 67), 1811 (RD Index book). School Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map). Ship Street Great 1824 (Pigot). Great Ship School Street South See previous entry. Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Schoolhouse Lane ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 Ship Street Little ⇒ (Nicholas St E.). [c. 1180]. Little Ship Street 1756 (Rocque; (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Stable Lane 1812 Ancient records, x, 228). Sheep Street Little 1766 (Harris). Little (DCS maps, 63). School House Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin Ship Street 1773 (Scalé). Ship Street 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences almanac), 1843; Schoolhouse Lane 1847 (OS). For another 27.11.1773), 1775 (Ancient records, xii, 350). Ship Street Little School House or Schoolhouse Lane, see School House Lane 1783–6 (Wilson). Little Ship Street 1800 (Ancient records, xv, West. ⇒ 164), 1811 (Campbell map). Ship Street Little 1824 (Pigot). Scippers Alley See Skippers Alley. Little Ship Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Scot’s Alley Near Patrick Street (q.v.), site unknown. Scot’s Alley 1766 Shipbuilding Street Location unknown. Shipbuilding Street 1770 (RD 282/438/ (Harris). 184691). Scot’s Yard Near James’s Gate (q.v.), site unknown. Scot’s Yard 1766 Shoe Lane See Tara Street [mid]. (Harris). Shore Lane See Cumberland Street South. Scurlog’s Alley (50153900). Scurlog’s Alley c. 1800 (Longfield, 21/F/90, 250b). Silver Court ⇒ [1736]. Near Castle Street (q.v.), site unknown. Silver Court Seafort Parade Location unknown. Seafort Parade 1817 (RD 728/430/497167). 1766 (Harris), 1798 (Whitelaw). Sean Mac Dermott (Summerhill S.). Gloucester Street 1811 (Campbell map). Silver Street See Ellis Street. Street Lower Gloucester Street North 1824 (Pigot). Gloucester Street Lower Silvester Place Off Sean Mac Dermott Street Lower (q.v.) S., site unknown. 1833 (RD Index book). Lower Gloucester Street 1843; Gloucester Silvester Place 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Simpson or Simpson’s Off Moore Street (q.v.), site unknown. Simpson’s Lane 1783–6 Sean Mac Dermott (Parnell St S.). Great Gloster Street 1771 (RD 282/577/180557). Lane (Wilson). For other Simpson or Simpson’s Lanes, see McCann’s Street Upper Gloster Street 1773 (Scalé). Great Gloucester Street 1786 (DEP Lane, Sampson’s Lane. 14.12.1786). Gloucester Street 1811 (Campbell map). Gloucester Simpsons or Simsons (Church St E.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Simpson’s Court Street North 1824 (Pigot). Gloucester Street Upper 1833 (RD Court 1766 (Harris). Simsons C c. 1769 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Index book). Upper Gloucester Street 1843; Gloucester Street Simpson’s Court 1783 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ map). Simpson’s Court 1824 (Pigot), 1843; Simpsons Court Sean O’Casey Avenue (Summerhill N.). Upper Rutland Street 1811 (Campbell map). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Rutland Street Upper 1824 (Pigot). Upper Rutland Street 1843; Sinner Alley See Newmarket Street. Rutland Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sinnott Mall Off Summerhill (q.v.), site unknown. Sinnott Mall 1810 (RD Setanta Place ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1728]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 620/324/425310). (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). Frederick Lane South 1824 Sinnot or Sinnott Street (68555420). Sinnott Street 1815 (RD 687/279/472441). Sinnot (Pigot). Stable Lane 1840 (WSC maps, 157/3). Frederick Lane Street 1843; Sinnott Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ South 1843, 1847 (OS). South Frederick Lane 1847 (SNL Sir John Rogerson’s ⇒ [1716]. Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county). Rogerson’s Quay 8.12.1847). ⇒ Quay 1766 (Harris). Road to Ringsend 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 39

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Sir John’s Quay 1776 (SNL 13.5.1776). John’s Quay; Rogerson’s Springarden Street (North Strand Rd W.). Spring Garden Street 1790 (RD 425/159/ Quay 1786 (DEP 9.2.1786, 6.5.1786). Sir John’s Quay 1791; 276232). Spring Gardens 1798 (Whitelaw). Nottingham Street Rogerson’s Quay 1795 (FDJ 21.6.1791, 11.7.1795). Sir John’s 1811 (Campbell map). Spring Garden 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Quay 1800 (SNL 2.9.1800). Sir John Rogerson’s Quay 1801 Stable Lane (1) ⇒ (Arran Quay N.). [1728]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Archer, 130). Sir John Rogersons Quay 1811 (Campbell map). (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). For other Stable Sir John Rogerson’s Quay; Rogerson’s Quay 1824 (Pigot). Sir Lanes, see Adair Lane, Adam Court, Anglesea Row, Anne’s John Rogerson’s Quay 1843, 1847 (OS). Sir John’s Quay 1847 Lane, Aungier Lane, Aungier Place, Baggot Court, Baggotrath (SNL 22.6.1847). ⇒ Place, Bella Place, Bishop’s Lane, Blessington Lane, Britain Sir John’s Quay See previous entry. Place, Cathedral Street, Cheater’s Lane, Coke Lane, Cuffe Lane, Skinner or Skinner’s See Newmarket Street. Cumberland Lane North, Dawson Lane, Denzille Lane, Digges Alley Street Lower, Dominick Lane [south], Dominick Place, Earl Place, Skinner Row See Christchurch Place [west]. Eccles Place, Farrell’s Court, Fitzwilliam Lane, Frederick Court, Skippers Alley or Lane ⇒ (High St N.). [1450]. Skippers Lane 1756 (Rocque). Skipper’s Frederick Lane North, Gloucester Court, Gloucester Place Upper Lane 1766 (Harris). Skippers Lane 1773 (Scalé). Skippers Ally [east], Granby Lane, Granby Place, Granby Row, Henrietta Lane, 1797 (WSC maps, 368). Scippers Alley c. 1800 (Longfield, Henrietta Place, Jervis Lane Lower, Jervis Lane Upper, Lacy’s 21/F/90, 250b). Skippers Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Skipper Lane, Lad Lane, Leinster Lane, Mabbot Lane, Mecklinburgh Lane 1824 (Pigot). Skippers Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane, Molesworth Place, Moore’s Row, Nassau Place, Slacks Lane Off Sir John Rogerson’s Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Slacks Lane Oxmantown Lane, Paradise Place, Pembroke Lane, Pembroke 1843 (RD 11/52). Row, Rutland Place, Schoolhouse Lane, Setanta Place, Terrace Slicers Row See Cumberland Street South. Place (2), Thomas Lane, Westland Row, White’s Lane (2). ⇒ Smithborough See Love Lane North. Stable Lane (2) (62755150). Stable Lane 1791 (WSC maps, 309). Unnamed Smithfield ⇒ (Church St W.). [1440]. Smith Field 1756 (Rocque). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Smithfield 1766 (Harris). Smith Field 1773 (Scalé). Smithfield Stable Lane (3) (63505180). Stable Lane 1791 (WSC maps, 309). 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Stable Lane (4) (64355215). Stable Lane 1791 (WSC maps, 309). Smith’s Cottages Near Church Road (q.v.), site unknown. Smith’s Cottages 1847 Stable Lane (5) (64505285). Stable Lane 1791 (WSC maps, 309). Unnamed (Thom). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Smith’s Court (New St South E.). Smith’s Court 1843 (Post office dir.), 1847 Stable Lane (6) (65005385). Stable Lane 1791 (WSC maps, 309). (OS). For another Smith’s Court, see Smyth’s Court. ⇒ Stable Lane (7) (57854095). Stable Lane 1795 (WSC maps, 84/2). Unnamed Smullen’s Court (48904360). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Smullen’s Court 1844 (Dublin 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ almanac), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Stable Lane (8–16) Near Charles Street Great, Cumberland Street North, Earl Street Smock Alley See Essex Street West. North, Gardiner’s Place, Grenville Street, Henrietta Street, Liffey Smyth’s Court (48454775). Smith’s Court 1783 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw), Street, Little Mary Street, Temple Street (q.v.), sites unknown. 1824 (Pigot). Smyth’s Court 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Stable Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Snugborough Near Brunswick Street (q.v.), site unknown. Snugborough 1798 Stable Lane (17) (56703270). Stable Lane 1807 (WSC maps, 621). Unnamed (Whitelaw). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Souter’s Lane See Kennedys Lane (2). Stable Lane (18) (60054480). Stable Lane 1813 (WSC maps, 271/1–2). Unnamed South Anne Street See Anne Street South. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ South Circular Road Part laid out by 1776 (17/18 Geo. III, c. 10). Circular Road Stable Lane (19) (43754350). Stable Lane c. 1820 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 32). 1780 (Pool and Cash map), 1787 (RD 389/563/260335), Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1791 (Ancient records, xiv, 233), 1801 (Archer, 213), 1811 Stable Lane (20) (68153045). Stable Lane 1840 (PEP, 97/46/4/26). Unnamed (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also Islandbridge, 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Richmond Hill. ⇒ Stable Lane (21) (44904565). Stable Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ South City Market (South Great George’s St E.). Castle Market 1791 (Wilson map), Stable Lane (22) (Camden St Lower E.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). Castle Stable Lane (23) Near Abbey Street Upper (q.v.), site unknown. Stable Lane 1847 Market or Back Row 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Thom). ⇒ South Close See St Patrick’s Close [west]. Stafford Row Near Wolfe Tone Street (q.v.), site unknown. Stafford Row 1824 South Cope Street See Cope Street. (Pigot). South Cumberland See Cumberland Street South. Stafford Street See Wolfe Tone Street. Street Stamer Street (Richmond St South W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). South Dock Road (Ringsend Rd N.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Stamer Street 1823 (Ancient records, xviii, 40). New Bride Street South Earl Street See Earl Street South. 1843; Stamer Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ South Frederick Lane See Setanta Place. Stanhope Place Near Grangegorman Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Stanhope Place South Frederick Street† ⇒ (Grafton St E.). [1728]. Frederick Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1835 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map) Stanhope Street ⇒ (Manor St E.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Frederick Street South 1798 (Whitelaw), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Stanhope Street 1791 (RD 437/543/283708), 1811 (Campbell 1847 (OS). ⇒ map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ South Gloucester Street See Gloucester Street South. Stanley Place (Stoneybatter E.). Stanley Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ South Great George’s ⇒ [1239]. Georges Lane 1756 (Rocque). George’s Lane 1757 Stanley Street ⇒ (Stoneybatter E.). [1756]. Stanleys Street 1756 (Rocque), Street (Ancient records, x, 298), 1766 (Harris). Georges Lane 1773 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Stanly Street 1776; Stanley Street (Scalé). George’s Lane 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences 6.2.1773), 1783 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1776; Georges Street Great South 1783 (Wilson). South Great Statute Lane See Graham’s Court. George’s Street 1793 (SNL 30.1.1793). Great George’s Street Staunton Lane Near Grenville Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Staunton Lane 1834 1811 (Campbell map). George’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). George’s (Dublin almanac). Street Great South 1824 (Pigot). South Great George’s Street Steeven’s Lane ⇒ (James’s St N.). [1728]. Steeven’s Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1843; Great George’s Street South 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Stevens Lane 1768 (RD 267/391/172461). Steeven’s South King Street See King Street South. Lane 1773 (Scalé). Stephen’s Lane 1782 (RD 349/50/232857), South Lime Street Location unknown. South Lime Street 1802 (SNL 30.9.1802). 1798 (Whitelaw), 1801 (Archer, 150). Stevens Lane 1811 South Lotts Road (Grand Canal St Upper N.). Lotts South 1833 (RD Index book). (Campbell map). Stephen’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). Steven’s Lane Circular Road 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1834 (Dublin almanac). Steevens Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ South Patrick’s Close See St Patrick’s Close [west]. Stephen Street See Stephen Street Lower, Stephen Street Upper. Span or Span’s Lane See Lemon Street. Stephen Street Great See next entry. Spencer Row (Amiens St W.). Spencer’s Row 1810 (RD 621/372/427533), Stephen Street Lower ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1334]. St Stephens Street 1756 (Rocque). 1834 (Dublin almanac). Spences Court 1843; Spence’s Court Stephen Street 1766 (Harris). St Stephens Street 1773 (Scalé). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lower Stephen Street 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences 6.2.1773). Spencer’s Lane (64154750). Spencer’s Lane 1823 (WSC maps, 244). Unnamed Stephen Street 1776 (Wilson). Stephen’s Street 1798 (Whitelaw). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Stephen Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Stephen Spence’s or Spences See Spencer Row. Street Great 1834 (Dublin almanac). Lower Stephen Street 1843; Court Stephen Street Lower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Spitalfields ⇒ (Patrick St W.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Spital Stephen Street Upper ⇒ (Aungier St W.). [1334]. St Stephens Street 1756 (Rocque). Fields 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences 15.6.1773). Spittle Fields Stephen’s Street 1765 (Ancient records, xi, 283). St Stephens 1776 (Wilson). Spitalfields 1780 (Ancient records, xiii, 149). Street 1773 (Scalé). Stephen Street 1776 (Wilson). Stephen’s Spittlefields 1786 (Wilson). Spittle Fields 1811 (Campbell map). Street 1798 (Whitelaw). Stephen Street 1811 (Campbell map). Spitalfields 1824 (Pigot). Spittal Fields 1843; Spital Fields 1847 Stephen Street Upper 1824 (Pigot). Upper Stephen Street 1843; (OS). ⇒ Stephen Street Upper 1847 (OS). ⇒ Spittle Square ⇒ (49203675). [1756]. Spittle Square 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Stephen’s Green See St Stephen’s Green East, St Stephen’s Green North, St (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Stephen’s Green South, St Stephen’s Green West. Spout Lane Near Old Kilmainham (q.v.), site unknown. Spout Lane 1847 Stephen’s Lane (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Stephen’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). (Thom). ⇒ For another Stephen’s Lane, see Steeven’s Lane. ⇒ Spring Garden Alley (57204020). Spring Garden Alley 1775 (RD 305/231/201634). Stephen’s Place (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). St Spring Garden Alley, Dame Court 1778; Spring Garden 1782 Stephen’s Place 1831 (PEP, 2011/3/2), 1834 (Dublin almanac). (WSC maps, 334, 113). Stephen’s Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Spring Garden Court Near Dame Street (q.v.), site unknown. Spring Garden Court Sterling Street (Cork St S.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Sterling Street 1764 (RD 1766 (Harris). 228/544/152384). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Sweenys Mount 1810 Spring Garden Lane (1) (Pearse St N.). Spring Garden Lane 1771 (RD 287/637/188509). (RD 630/207/433156), 1811 (Campbell map). Sterling Street Garden Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Spring Garden Lane 1824 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). For other Spring Garden Lanes, see Steven’s or Stevens See Steeven’s Lane. Annesley Avenue, Spring Garden Passage. ⇒ Lane Spring Garden Lane (2) (57454015). Spring Garden Lane 1780 (DEP 15.1.1780), 1782 Stewart’s Court Near Aston Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Stewart’s Court 1798 (WSC maps, 113). (Whitelaw). Spring Garden or See Spring Garden Alley, Springarden Street. Stiles Court (Thomas St West N.). Stiles Court 1843, 1847 (OS). Style’s Gardens Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Spring Garden Passage (70355840). Spring Garden Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). Spring Stillas’s or Still’s Court (The Coombe S.). Stillas’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Still’s Court Garden Passage 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Stills Court 1843; Still’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ 40 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Stirrup Lane ⇒ (Church St E.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Stirrup Swift’s Alley North See Swift’s Alley. Lane 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1834 Swift’s Alley South† ⇒ (50853320). Swifts Alley 1756 (Rocque). Swift’s Alley 1766 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Swifts Alley 1773 (Scalé). Swift’s Alley South 1783 Stocking Lane See Tara Street [mid]. (Wilson). Stoneybatter ⇒ [1328]. Stoney Batter 1756 (Rocque), 1760 (Ancient records, Swift’s Row ⇒ (Capel St E.). [1673]. Swifts Row 1756 (Rocque), 1766 x, 437). Stonybatter 1766 (Harris). Stoney Batter 1773 (Scalé). (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Swift’s Row 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Stoney Batter 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Stoneybatter Swifts Row 1811 (Campbell map). Swift’s Row 1824 (Pigot). 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843; Stony Batter 1847 (OS). For Swifts Row 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Swift’s Row, see another Stoney Batter, see Manor Street. ⇒ Jervis Street [mid, south]. ⇒ Store Street (Amiens St W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Store Street Sycamoor or Sycamore See Sycamore Street. 1823 (RD 779/573/527908), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 Alley (OS). ⇒ Sycamore Street ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1673]. Sycamoor Alley 1756 (Rocque). Strand Street See next entry. Sycamore Alley 1756 (Universal Advertiser 13.1.1756), 1766 Strand Street Great ⇒ (O’Connell St Lower W.). [1673]. Great Strand Street 1756 (Harris). Sycamoor Alley 1773 (Scalé). Sycamore Alley 1776 (Rocque). Strand Street Great 1766 (Harris). Great Strand Street (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 1773 (Scalé). Strand Street Great 1776 (Wilson). Great Strand (OS). ⇒ Street 1776 (SNL 8.3.1776), 1811 (Campbell map). Strand Street Synge Lane (Richmond St South W.). Synge Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Great 1824 (Pigot). Great Strand Street 1843, 1847 (OS). Strand Synge Place (Richmond St South W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1847 (DEP 6.5.1847). ⇒ Synge Street [north] (Camden St Lower W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Strand Street Little ⇒ (Church St E.). [1673]. Little Strand Street 1756 (Rocque). Synge Street [south] (Richmond St South W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Strand Street Little 1766 (Harris). Little Strand Street 1773 Synge Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Scalé). Lower Strand Street 1776; Strand Street Little 1783 Synnott Lane (Dorset St Lower W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Wilson). Little Strand Street 1806 (SNL 27.10.1806), 1811 Synnott Place (Dorset St Lower W.). Synnot Place 1795 (M’Cready, 131), 1802 (Campbell map). Strand Street Little 1824 (Pigot). Little Strand (SNL 30.1.1802), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1834 Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Strand, The See Amiens Street, Beresford Place, North Strand Road. Synnott Row (Dorset St Lower W.). Synot Row 1843; Synnot Row 1847 Strang’s Court See Strong’s Court. (OS). ⇒ Stratford Row See Bailey’s Row [east]. Taaffe’s Lane Near Synge Street (q.v.), site unknown. Taaffe’s Lane 1847 Strong’s Court (O’Connell St Upper E.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). (Thom). ⇒ Strang’s Court 1843 (OS). Strong’s Court 1844 (Dublin almanac). Taaffe’s Place (North Strand Rd W.). Taaffe’s Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Strang’s Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Taaffe’s Row (Parnell St S.). Taaffe’s Row 1824 (Pigot). Taaffe Row 1843; Style’s Court See Stiles Court. Taaffes Row 1847 (OS). ⇒ Suffolk Street ⇒ (Grafton St W.). [1673]. Suffolk Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Talbot Arcade Near Hawkins Street (q.v.), site unknown. Talbot Arcade 1844 (Harris), 1765 (Ancient records, xi, 257), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Talbot Lane (O’Connell St Lower E.). Talbot Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Sugar House Lane (1) ⇒ (60754295). [1756]. Sugar House Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1782 (WSC maps, 112). For another Talbot Place (Amiens St W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Talbot Place Sugar House Lane, see Bellevue [north]. 1843 (OS). Talbot Place, formerly Charlemont Street North 1846 Sugarhouse Lane (2) (Pearse St N.). Sugarhouse Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (RD 14/42). Talbot Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ Suiters Lane See Kennedys Lane (2). Talbot Street [east] †(Amiens St W.). Talbot Street 1828 (Wilson map), 1843, 1847 Summer Hill Lower See Summerhill Parade. (OS). ⇒ Summer Place (Summerhill N.). Summer Place 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Talbot Street [mid] †(Amiens St W.). Cope Street 1791 (Wilson map). Moland Street Summer Row (63505460). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1806 (RD 582/561/396102), 1811 (Campbell map). Talbot Street Summer Street See Summer Street South. 1821 (RD 767/424/520559), 1824 (Pigot). Moland Street 1834 Summer Street North (Summerhill N.). North Moor Street 1811 (Campbell map). (Dublin almanac). Talbot Street, 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Summer Street North 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Talbot Street [west] †(O’Connell St Upper E.). Cope Street 1791 (Wilson map), 1811 Summer Street South ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1728]. Summer Street 1756 (Roque), 1766 (Campbell map). Cope Street North 1824 (Pigot), 1833 (RD (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Index book). Talbot Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Summer Street South 1824 (Pigot). Summer Street 1843, 1847 Talbots Inn Lane ⇒ (48503850). [1756]. Black Post Yard 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (OS). ⇒ or Yard† (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Talbot Inn Yard 1798 (Whitelaw). Talbots Summerhill ⇒ [1673]. Summer Hill 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 Inn Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1815 (RD 687/13/472156). (Scalé). Summerhill 1776 (Wilson), 1793 (SNL 21.12.1793). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Summer Hill 1811 (Campbell map). Summerhill Road 1815 (RD Tancer Lane See next entry. 687/504/472672). Summerhill 1834 (Dublin almanac). Summer Tangier Lane† ⇒ (Grafton St W.). [1756]. Tangiers Lane 1756 (Rocque). Hill 1843, 1847 (OS). See also Duke Row, Parnell Street [east]. ⇒ Tangier’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Tangiers Lane 1773 (Scalé), Summerhill Parade Unnamed 1760 (Rocque county), 1811 (Campbell map). 1776 (Wilson). Tangier Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1815 (RD Summerhill Parade 1834 (Dublin almanac). Summer Hill Parade 691/486/474956), 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Tancer 1843 (OS). Summer Hill Lower 1846 (RD 3/6). Summer Hill Lane 1843; Tangier Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lower [S. side], Summer Hill Parade [N. side] 1847 (Thom). Tara Street [mid] ⇒ (Pearse St N.). [1727]. Georges Street 1756 (Rocque). Shoe Summer Hill Parade 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1761 (RD 215/345/141987). Stocking Lane 1766 (Harris). Summerhill Road See Summerhill. Georges Street 1773 (Scalé). Shoe Lane 1773 (Pue’s Occurrences Sun Inn Yard Near Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Sun Inn Yard 1798 6.2.1773). George’s Street 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Stocking (Whitelaw). Lane 1781 (WSC maps, 689), 1786 (Ancient records, xiii, 499), Supple’s or Supples (64755020). Supples Court 1843, 1847 (OS). Supple’s or Purdon’s 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Shoe Lane 1829 (RD Court Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 850/417/568917), 1836 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sussex Road (Leeson St Upper E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Tara Street [north] ⇒ (Burgh Quay S.). [1727]. Georges Street 1756 (Rocque). Sutton’s Court Near Sir John Rogerson’s Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Sutton’s George’s Street 1766 (Harris). Georges Street 1773 (Scalé). Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). George Street 1776 (Wilson). George’s Street (SNL 21.10.1776). Swan Alley (1) ⇒ (54804020). [1728]. Swan Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (WSC George’s Street East 1798 (Whitelaw). Georges Street 1811 maps, 96/9). (Campbell map). George’s Street East 1824 (Pigot). Georges Swan Alley (2) ⇒ (High St N.). [1756]. Swan Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Street 1843; George’s Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ Swan Alley West 1783 (Wilson). Swan Alley 1797 (WSC maps, Tara Street [south] (Pearse St N.). Fleet Market 1782 (WSC maps, 112). Fleetmarket 368), 1806 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1783 (RD 349/425/235203). Fleet Market 1783–6 (Wilson), 1824 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Swan Alley (3) (Thomas St S.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Swan Alley Tashe or Tashe’s Court Near Mountrath Street (q.v.), site unknown. Tashe’s Court 1766 1766 (Harris). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Swan Alley 1776 (Wilson), (Harris). Toshe’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Tashe Court 1824 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Swan Alley (Pigot). 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Tations Court (51204275). Tations Court 1811 (WSC maps, 48/2). Swan Alley East Near College Green (q.v.), site unknown. Swan Alley East 1783 Taylor or Taylor’s Lane ⇒ (James’s St S.). [1728]. Taylors Lane 1756 (Rocque). Taylor’s (Wilson). Lane 1766 (Harris). Taylors Lane 1773 (Scalé). Phepoes Lane Swan Alley West See Swan Alley (2). c. 1811 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 181), 1826 (RD 815/113/549048). Swan Yard (Grafton St W.). Old Swan Yard 1806 (Longfield, 21/F/89, 157). Taylors Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Taylor Lane 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Swan Yard 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Taylor’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Swan’s Lane Near Manor Street (q.v.), site unknown. Swan’s Lane 1798 Temple Bar ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1673]. Temple Barr 1756 (Rocque). Temple (Whitelaw). Bar 1766 (Harris). Temple Barr 1773 (Scalé). Temple Bar 1776 Sweeney’s or Sweeny’s See Sweeney’s Terrace. (Wilson). Templebar 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Temple Bar 1811 Lane (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Sweeney’s Terrace ⇒ (The Coombe S.). [1668]. Sweeneys Lane 1756 (Rocque). Temple Bar Court Near Temple Bar (q.v.), site unknown. Temple Bar Court 1824 Sweeny’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Sweenys Lane 1773 (Scalé). (Pigot). Sweeny Lane 1776 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Temple Court (1) (Castle St N.). Temple Court 1766 (Harris), 1798 (Whitelaw), Sweeny’s Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac). Sweeney’s 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Temple Court (2) (Parnell St N.). Temple Court 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell Sweenys Mount See Sterling Street. map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Swift’s Alley [east] ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1685]. Indian Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Temple Lane (1) ⇒ (56504220). [c. 1343]. Temple Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776; Swift’s Alley North 1783 (Wilson). (Scalé). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). For other Temple Swifts Alley 1793 (PEP, 97/46/4/11), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 Lanes, see Temple Lane North, Temple Lane South. (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Swift’s Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). Temple Lane (2) Near Marrowbone Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Temple Lane 1783 For other Swift’s or Swifts Alleys, see Engine Alley [west], (Wilson). Swift’s Alley South. ⇒ Temple Lane North (Parnell St N.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Temple Lane Swift’s Alley [west]† ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1685]. Indian Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776; Swift’s Alley North 1783 (Wilson). Temple Lane South ⇒ (Dame St N.). [1343]. Temple Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Swifts Alley 1793 (PEP, 97/46/4/11), 1798 (Whitelaw), 1811 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776–1806 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Engine Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 41

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Temple Place (Parnell St N.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Temple Place 21.10.1776). Thunder Alley 1776 (Wilson). Thunder Cut Alley 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1811 (Campbell map). Temple Street (Dorset St Upper E.). Unnamed 1791 (Wilson map). Temple Thunder’s Court (Church St W.). Cole’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Coles Lane 1811 Street 1809 (Gregory map), 1811 (Campbell map). Upper (Campbell map). Cole’s Court 1824 (Pigot). Thunder’s Court Temple Street 1843; Temple Street Upper 1847 (OS). For other 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Temple Streets, see Crow Street, Hill Street, Temple Street West Thwaites Street Off Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Thwaites Street 1776 [north]. ⇒ (M’Cready, 134). Temple Street East See Hill Street. Tickell’s Court Near Synge Street (q.v.), site unknown. Tickell’s Court 1844 or Lower (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Temple Street West ⇒ (Wolfe Tone Quay N.). [1673]. Temple Street 1756 (Rocque), Tickell’s Place Near Beresford Place (q.v.), site unknown. Tickell’s Place 1834 [north] 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1791 (Ancient (Dublin almanac). records, xiv, 182), 1811 (Campbell map). Temple Street West Tighe Street See Benburb Street [east], Benburb Street [mid]. 1824 (Pigot). Temple Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Tighe’s Cottages [south] (69504675). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Temple Street West (Wolfe Tone Quay N.). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Tinckler or Tinkler (South Great George’s St E.). Tinkler Court 1804 (Wilson), 1824 [south] Court (Pigot). Tinckler’s Court 1843; Tinckler Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Tennis Court or (Pearse St N.). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Tennis Court Yard 1787 Toole’s Court Near Synge Street (q.v.), site unknown. Toole’s Court 1844 Tennis Court Yard (RD 390/486/257483). Tennis Court 1798 (Whitelaw), 1807 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ (RD 595/439/407830), 1811 (Campbell map). Tenis Court 1834 Tooles Lane Near Kevin Street Lower (q.v.), site unknown. Tooles Lane 1767 (Dublin almanac). Tennis Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (RD 251/324/161430), 1798 (Whitelaw). Tenter Lane [east] ⇒ (Cork St S.). [1756]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque). Tenterfield Toshe’s Court See Tashe Court. Lane 1761 (RD 213/602/143568). Unnamed 1773 (Scalé). Townley or Townly (Church St E.). Townley Court 1797 (RD 509/276/331558). Dixon’s Row, formerly Tenter Lane 1808 (RD 597/294/406866). Court Townley’s Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Townly Court 1811 (Campbell Tenter Lane 1811 (Campbell map). Water Row, formerly Tenter map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843; Townley Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane 1826 (RD 815/112/549048). Tenter Lane 1843, 1847 Townsend Street ⇒ (Pearse St N.). [1647]. Lazers Hill 1756 (Rocque). Lazer’s (OS). ⇒ Hill 1766 (Harris). Lazers Hill 1773 (Scalé). Lazors Hill 1776 Tenter Lane [west] See O’Curry Avenue [north]. (Wilson). Townsend Street 1781 (RD 338/589/229313). Townsend Tenterfield Lane See O’Curry Avenue [north], Tenter Lane [east]. Street South 1783 (Wilson). Townsend Street, formerly Lazor’s Terrace Place (Summerhill S.). Stable Lane 1791 (WSC maps, 309). Unnamed Hill 1786 (DEP 9.2.1786). Townsend Street 1811 (Campbell 1843, 1847 (OS). Terrace Place 1847 (Thom). ⇒ map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Townsend Terrace Walk Near Suffolk Street (q.v.), site unknown. Terrace Walk 1765 Street, see Thomas’s Lane. ⇒ (Ancient records, xi, 257). Townsend Street North See Thomas’s Lane. Thomas Court ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1535]. St Thomas Court 1756 (Rocque). Townsend Street South See Townsend Street. Thomas Court 1757 (Ancient records, x, 275). St Thomas Court Treacy Place Off Mabbot Street (q.v.), site unknown. Treacy Place 1823 (RD 1763 (Ancient records, xi, 144), 1773 (Scalé). Thomas Court 780/330/528265). 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin Trinity Lane See Trinity Street. almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Thomas Court, see next Trinity Place (Dame St S.). Darne’s Court 1778 (WSC maps, 334). Trinity entry. ⇒ Place 1789 (RD 433/298/285316), 1811 (Campbell map); 1824 Thomas Court Bawn† ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1535]. St Thomas Court 1756 (Rocque). (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Thomas Court 1757 (Ancient records, x, 275). St Thomas Court Trinity Street ⇒ (Dame St S.). [1672]. Trinity Lane 1756 (Rocque; Ancient 1763 (Ancient records, xi, 144), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). records, x, 223), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), Thomas Court 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 1782 (WSC maps, 113). Trinity Street 1797 (Longfield, 21/F/88, (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 122), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Thomas Court Great Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Thomas Court Great Tripilo or Tripoli See Pimlico [west]. 1798 (Whitelaw). Truck Street See Brabazon Street. Thomas Court Little See St Catherine’s Lane West. Tucker Row North See Sackville Place. Thomas Davis Street ⇒ (Nicholas St W.). [1710]. Plunket Street 1756 (Rocque), Tucker’s Gate (66004195). Tucker’s Gate 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ South† 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 Tuckers Lane See Clanbrassil Terrace. (OS). ⇒ Tucker’s Row Near Townsend Street (q.v.), site unknown. Tucker’s Row 1798 Thomas Lane ⇒ (O’Connell St Upper E.). [1756]. Stable Lane 1756 (Rocque), (Whitelaw). For other Tucker’s Rows, see Clanbrassil Terrace, 1773 (Scalé). Thomas’ Lane 1790 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 64). Sackville Place. Thomas’s Lane 1806 (SNL 27.10.1806), 1811 (Campbell map). Turn Again or See King’s Inns Street. Thomas Lane 1824 (Pigot). Thompson Lane 1828 (Val.). Turnagain Lane Thomas’s Lane 1825 (RD 801/31/540566). Thomas Lane 1843, Turn Stile or See Parliament Row. 1847 (OS). ⇒ Turnstile Alley Thomas Street ⇒ [c. 1190]. St Thomas Street 1756 (Rocque). Thomas Street Twatling Street See Watling Street. 1762; St Thomas Street 1763 (Ancient records, xi, 62, 144). Tyrrell Place (Summerhill N.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Thomas Street 1766 (Harris). St Thomas Street 1773 (Scalé). Tyrone Street (O’Connell St Upper E.). [1756†]. Great Martins Lane 1756 Thomas Street 1776 (Wilson). St Thomas’s Street 1811 (Campbell (Rocque). Mecklenburgh Street c. 1765 (Casey, 119), 1766 map). Thomas Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Mecklinburgh Street 1776 Thomas Street West† ⇒ [c. 1190]. St Thomas Street 1756 (Rocque). Thomas Street (SNL 21.10.1776). Mackenburgh’s Street 1780 (DEP 1.4.1780). 1762; St Thomas Street 1763 (Ancient records, xi, 62, 144). Mecklenburgh Street 1793 (SNL 21.12.1793). St Martins Thomas Street 1766 (Harris). St Thomas Street 1773 (Scalé). Lane alias Mechlenburgh Street 1794 (WSC maps, 222/4). Thomas Street 1776 (Wilson). St Thomas’s Street 1811 (Campbell Mecklenburgh Street 1803 (Ancient records, xv, 319), 1811 map). Thomas Street 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Mecklinburgh Street 1843, 1847 Thomas’s Lane (Constitution Hill W.). Townsend Street North 1783–6 (Wilson), (OS). Upper Mecklenburgh Street 1847 (DEP 13.2.1847). ⇒ 1798 (Whitelaw). Townsend Street 1798 (WSC maps, 32). Union Lane or Street ⇒ (60604480). [1752†]. Union or Ferry Boat Lane 1756 Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Thomas’s Lane 1843, 1847 (Rocque). Ferry Boat Lane, Union Lane 1766 (Harris). Union (OS). ⇒ or Ferry Boat Lane 1773 (Scalé). Ferryboat Lane 1776; Union Thompson Lane See Thomas Lane. Street 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Thompsons Place or See Scally’s Cottages. Upper Abbey Street See Abbey Street Middle, Abbey Street Upper. Row Upper Baggot Street See Baggot Street Upper, Pembroke Road. Thorough Coat Alley See Thunder Cut Alley. Upper Blind Quay See Exchange Street Upper. Three Nun Alley ⇒ (49753450). [1726]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Upper Bridge Street See Bridge Street Upper. Three Nun Alley 1798 (Whitelaw). Upper Camden Street See Camden Street Upper. Three Stone Alley See New Street South [north]. Upper Church Street See Church Street Upper. Thunder or Thunder Cut ⇒ (Blackhall Place E.). [1728]. Thunder Cut Ally 1756 (Rocque). Upper Coomb See Coombe, The [west]. Alley Thorough Coat Alley 1764 (RD 226/559/148985). Thundercut or Coombe Alley 1766 (Harris). Thunder Cut Ally 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL Upper Cumberland See Cumberland Street North [north]. Street North Upper Dominick Street See Dominick Street Upper. Upper Dorset Street See Dorset Street Upper. Upper Exchange Street See Exchange Street Upper. Upper Fitzwilliam Street See Fitzwilliam Street Upper. Upper Gardiner Street See Gardiner Street Upper. Upper Gloucester Street See Sean Mac Dermott Street Upper. Upper Jervis Street See Jervis Street [mid]. Upper Kevin Street See Kevin Street Lower, Kevin Street Upper. Upper Leeson Street See Leeson Street Upper. Upper Liffey or See Denmark Street, Liffey Street Upper. Liffy Street Upper Mecklenburgh See Tyrone Street. Street Upper Merrion Street See Merrion Street Upper. Upper Mount Street See Mount Street Upper. Upper Mountjoy Street See Berkeley Road, Berkeley Street. Upper North See Cumberland Street North [north]. Cumberland Street Upper Ormond Quay See Ormond Quay Upper. Upper Pembroke Street See Pembroke Street Upper. Upper Rutland Street See Sean O’Casey Avenue. Upper Sackville Street See O’Connell Street Upper. Upper St Kevans Street See Kevin Street Lower. Thomas Street, St Catherine’s Church, 1797 (Malton) Upper Stephen Street See Stephen Street Upper. 42 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Upper Temple Street See Temple Street. Walsh’s Cottages Off Camden Street Upper (q.v.) W., site unknown. Walsh’s Usher or Usher’s Place (Usher’s Quay S.). Usher’s Place 1834 (Dublin almanac). Usher Cottages 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Place 1843; Usher’s Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ Wapping Street (Amiens St E.). Wapping Street 1760 (Rocque county), 1808 Usher Street [east]† ⇒ (Usher’s Quay S.). [1728]. Ushers Street 1756 (Rocque). (WSC maps, 35/1), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Usher’s Street 1766 (Harris). Ushers Street 1773 (Scalé). Usher 1847 (OS). ⇒ Street 1776 (Wilson). Ushers Street 1811 (Campbell map). Ward’s Hill ⇒ (New St South W.). [1719]. Wards Hill 1756 (Rocque). Ward’s Usher’s Street 1824 (Pigot). Usher Street 1843; Usher’s Street Hill 1766 (Harris), 1768 (Ancient records, xi, 426). Wards Hill 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1773 (Scalé). Ward’s Hill 1776 (Wilson). Wards Hill 1811 Usher Street [west] ⇒ (Usher’s Quay S.). [1728]. Ushers Lane 1756 (Rocque). (Campbell map), 1843; Ward’s Hill 1847 (OS). ⇒ Usher’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Ushers Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1811 Warren Mount ⇒ (New St South W.). [1683]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Campbell map). Usher’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). Usher Street 1843; (Scalé). Warren Mount 1786 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Usher’s Street 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Usher’s Lane ⇒ (Usher’s Quay S.). [1728]. Dog and Duck Yard 1756 (Rocque), Warren Street Near Warren Mount (q.v.), site unknown. Warren Street 1824 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776). Dog and (Pigot). Duck Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Warrington Court Near Baggot Street (q.v.) N., site unknown. Warrington Court Usher or Usher’s Lane, see previous entry. ⇒ 1831 (PEP, 2011/3/2). Usher’s Island ⇒ [1673]. Ushers Island 1756 (Rocque). Usher’s Island 1766 Warrington Place (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Laid out in 1791 (Casey, 594). (Harris), 1772 (Ancient records, xii, 197). Ushers Island 1773 Warington Place 1792 (RD 456/53/290952). Warrington Place (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Usher’s Island 1814 (datestone), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Ushers Island 1843; Usher’s Island 1847 (OS). ⇒ Wash Lane Near Basin Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Wash Lane 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Usher’s or Ushers See St Augustine Street [mid], St Augustine Street [north]. Washer Woman’s Lane Near Bason Place (q.v.), site unknown. Washer Woman’s Lane Alley or Court 1798 (Whitelaw). Usher’s Quay ⇒ [c. 1705]. Ushers Quay 1756 (Rocque). Usher Quay 1762 Washington Row Near Summerhill (q.v.), site unknown. Washington Row 1802 (Ancient records, xi, 72), 1766 (Harris). Ushers Quay 1773 (RD 547/230/360547), 1824 (Pigot). (Scalé). Ushers Key 1776 (Wilson). Ushers Quay 1811 Washington Street See Buckingham Place. (Campbell map). Usher’s Quay 1824 (Pigot). Usher Quay 1843; Watch House Lane Near Merrion Square (q.v.), site unknown. Watch House Lane Usher’s Quay 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot). Water Lane Near Robert Street (q.v.), site unknown. Water or Russel’s Lane 1798 (Whitelaw). Water Row See Dickson’s Lane [east], O’Curry Avenue, Ormond Market, Tenter Lane [east]. Waterloo Avenue (North Strand Rd W.). Waterloo Avenue 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Waterloo Cottages Near New Street (q.v.), site unknown. Waterloo Cottages 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Waterloo Place Near Waterloo Road (q.v.), site unknown. Waterloo Place 1843 (Post office dir.). ⇒ Waterloo Road (Baggot St Upper S.). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Waterloo Road 1846 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Waterloo Square (Leeson St Lower W.). Waterloo Square 1843 (OS). Wellington Square 1846 (Thom). Waterloo Square 1847 (OS). ⇒ Waterloo Terrace Near North Strand Road (q.v.), site unknown. Waterloo Terrace 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Watery Lane Near Pembroke Road (q.v.), site unknown. Watery Lane 1832 (PEP, 97/46/4/24). Watling Street ⇒ (James’s St N.). [1573]. Twatling Street 1756 (Rocque). Watling Street 1758 (Ancient records, x, 332), 1766 (Harris). Twatling Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Watling Street 1776 (SNL 21.10.1776), 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Waverley Terrace Near Waterloo Road (q.v.), site unknown. Waverley Terrace 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Usher’s Quay, Home’s Hotel, Queen’s Bridge, 1831, by W.H. Bartlett (Dublin delineated, p. 29) Weavers Square ⇒ (Cork St S.). [1706†]. Weavers Square 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Weaver’s Square 1824 (Pigot). Weavers Square 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Usher’s Yard Near Usher’s Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Usher’s Yard 1786 Weldon’s Lane Near Ballybough Road (q.v.), site unknown. Weldon’s Lane (Wilson). 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Uxbridge (65005035). Uxbridge 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 Wellesley Place (Summerhill Parade W.). Wellesley Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). ⇒ Wellington Place See Wellington Place North. Valkenburgh Court Near Findlater Place (q.v.), site unknown. Valkenburgh Court Wellington Place North (Dorset St Upper W.). Wellington Place 1827 (WSC maps, 65), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Vaux Street See Wilton Place. Wellington Quay Wellington Quay 1815 (RD 686/15/411550), 1843, 1847 (OS). Venable’s Court (45104125). Venables’ Court 1828 (Val.). Venable’s Court 1847 See also 17 Transport. ⇒ (Thom). ⇒ Wellington Square See Waterloo Square. Verschoyle Court (1) (70253410). Verschoyle Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Wellington Street See next two entries. Verschoyle Court (2) (69803415). Verschoyle Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Wellington Street ⇒ (Dorset St Upper W.). [1754]. Paradise Row 1766 (Harris), Verschoyle Place (71103385). Powers Court 1800 (RD 523/170/344728), 1811 Lower† 1773 (Scalé plan), 1811 (Campbell map). Wellington Street (Campbell map). Power’s Court 1824 (Pigot). Powerscourt 1834 1813 (RD 662/573/458036). Paradise Row 1827 (WSC maps, (Dublin almanac). Power’s Court 1843, 1847 (OS). For another 65). Wellington Street 1834 (Dublin almanac). Paradise Row Verschoyle Place, see previous entry. ⇒ 1843; Wellington Street 1847 (OS). Wellington Street, otherwise Vicar Street ⇒ (Thomas St S.). [1685]. Vicar Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Paradise Row 1847 (DEP 16.9.1847). ⇒ (Harris). Vicar’s Street 1771 (DEP 11.1.1771). Vicar Street 1773 Wellington Street ⇒ (Dorset St Upper W.). [1754]. Paradise Row 1766 (Harris), (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). Vicar’s Street Upper† 1773 (Scalé plan), 1811 (Campbell map). Wellington Street 1824 (Pigot). Vicar Street 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 1813 (RD 662/573/458036). Paradise Row 1827 (WSC maps, (OS). ⇒ 65). Wellington Street 1834 (Dublin almanac). Paradise Row Victoria Place See Percy Place [south]. 1843; Wellington Street 1847 (OS). Wellington Street, otherwise Victoria Quay Unnamed 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ Paradise Row 1847 (DEP 16.9.1847). ⇒ Virginia Court (52604075). [1750†]. Virginia Court 1783 (Wilson), 1798 Wentworth Lane (69603755). Wentworth Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1832 (Wilson), Wentworth Place See Hogan Place. 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Wentworth Terrace (69953670). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Wentworth Terrace 1843 Walker Street Near Blackhall Street (q.v.), site unknown. Walker Street 1790 (Post office dir.), 1844 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed 1847 (OS). (Ancient records, xiv, 169). Wentworth Terrace 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Walker’s Alley or See Walker’s Alley (1). Werburgh Street ⇒ (Christchurch Place S.). [mid 10th cent.]. Werburgh Street Lane North 1756 (Rocque). Werburgh’s Street 1757 (FDJ 19.11.1757). Walker’s Alley or See Walker’s Alley (2). Werburgh Street 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Werburg Street Lane South 1776 (Wilson). Werburgh Street 1789 (Ancient records, xiv, 107), Walker’s or Walkers (Ormond Quay Upper N.). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Alley (1) (Scalé). Walker’s Alley 1786 (Wilson). Walker’s Alley North Wesley Place (Clanbrassil St Upper W.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1783 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell West Arran Street See Arran Street West. map). Walker’s Lane North 1824 (Pigot). Walker’s Alley 1843; West Liffey Street See Liffey Street West. Walkers Alley 1847 (OS). ⇒ West Park Street See Park Street. Walker’s or Walkers ⇒ (Patrick St E.). [1728]. Good Mans Alley 1756 (Rocque). West Road (Amiens St E.). West Road 1760 (Rocque county), 1773 (Scalé), Alley† (2) Goodman’s Alley 1766 (Harris). Good Mans Alley 1773 (Scalé). 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also Oriel Street Walker’s Alley South 1783 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw). Walker’s Lower, Oriel Street Upper, Ossory Road [east]. ⇒ Lane 1802 (SNL 24.6.1802). Walkers Alley 1811 (Campbell West Street See Oriel Street Upper. map), 1819 (Precinct plan). Walker’s Lane South 1824 (Pigot). Westland Place (Pearse St S.). Westland Place 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Walker’s Alley 1843, 1847 (OS). For another Walker’s Alley, see Westland Row (Pearse St S.). Westland’s Row 1771 (RD 288/525/192537). Goodman’s Lane. ⇒ Opened in 1773 (Casey, 462). Stable Lane 1773 (Scalé). Walker’s Row See Flag Alley (1). Westland’s Row 1783 (Wilson). Lifford Row 1785 (RD Wall’s Lane (Cornmarket S.). Walls Lane 1795 (RD 484/496/309414), 1811 373/196/248311). Widened in c. 1792 (Casey, 462). Westland (Campbell map). Wall’s Lane 1824 (Pigot). Walls’ Lane 1843; Row 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). For Wall’s Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ another Westland Row, see Lombard Street East [south]. ⇒ Walsh or Walshes Row See St Mary’s Terrace. Westley Street Near Summerhill (q.v.), site unknown. Westley Street 1824 Walsh’s Court (The Coombe S.). Walsh’s Court 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, (Pigot). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Westmoreland Lane See Eastmoreland Lane. DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 43

10 Streets (continued) 10 Streets (continued) Westmoreland or Near Fitzgibbon Place (q.v.), site unknown. Westmoreland Row Willet Place Near Rutland Street Lower (q.v.), site unknown. Willet Place Westmorland Row 1795 (Wilson), 1824 (Pigot). Westmorland Row 1834 (Dublin 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ almanac). William or William’s (69354785). Williams Place 1843; William Place 1847 (OS). Westmoreland Street ⇒ [1728]. Fleet Alley 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 Place (1) William Place North East 1847 (Thom). For other William or [north] (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1782 (WSC maps, 112). Westmoreland William’s Places, see William’s Place Lower, William’s Place Street 1796 (RD 497/49/317633); laid out from 1799 (Casey, (2). ⇒ 420). Fleet Alley 1798 (Whitelaw). Westmoreland Street 1801 William or William’s Near William Street (q.v.), site unknown. William’s Place 1824 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Place (2) (Pigot). Westmoreland Street ⇒ [1710]. Fleet Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 William Place See William’s Place (1). [south] (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Westmoreland Street 1796 (RD North East 497/49/317633); laid out from 1799 (Casey, 420); 1801 (Wilson), William Place See William’s Place Lower. 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ North West West’s Lane Near North Clarence Street (q.v.), site unknown. West’s Lane William Street See William Street South. 1844 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ William Street North See North William Street. Wexford Street ⇒ [1430]. St Kevans Port 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Kevins William Street South ⇒ (Grafton St W.). [1676]. William Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Port 1811 (Campbell map). Wexford Street 1838 (RD 14/92), (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map). 1847 (OS). ⇒ William Street South 1824 (Pigot). William Street 1843, 1847 Wheeler’s Alley Near Cole’s Lane (q.v.), site unknown. Wheeler’s Alley 1766 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1824 (Pigot). William’s Court Near Christchurch Place (q.v.), site unknown. Williams Court Whinnery or See Johnson’s Alley (1), Mangans Court. 1824 (Pigot). For another Williams’s Court, see Butler’s Court. Whynnery’s Alley Williams Lane ⇒ (Bachelors Walk N.). [1728]. Williams Lane 1756 (Rocque). White Bull Inn Yard Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. White Bull Inn Yard William’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Williams Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1811 1798 (Whitelaw). (Campbell map). William’s Lane 1824 (Pigot), 1843; Williams White Cross Alley Near Patrick Street (q.v.), site unknown. White Cross Alley 1766 Lane 1847 (OS). For another Williams or Williams’s Lane, see (Harris). William’s Place South. ⇒ White Friar or ⇒ (Aungier St W.). [1673]. White Friar Lane 1756 (Rocque), William’s Lane North See William’s Place South. Whitefriar Lane 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Whitefryar Lane 1776 (SNL William’s Lane South See William’s Place South. 8.1.1776). Whitefriar Lane 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), William’s or See Bachelors Way (2). 1847 (OS). ⇒ Williams Row White Hall or See Forbes Lane. William’s Place Lower (Dorset St Lower E.). William Place 1843, 1847 (OS). William Whitehall Street Place North West 1847 (Thom). ⇒ White Horse or (45853900). White Horse Alley 1766 (Harris). Whitehorse Alley William’s Place South† ⇒ (New St South E.). [1728]. Williams’s Lane 1756 (Rocque). Whitehorse Alley 1824 (Pigot), 1832 (Wilson), 1846 (Dublin almanac). Unnamed William’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Williams’s Lane 1773 (Scalé), 1847 (OS). Raleigh Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1783 (Wilson), 1798 (Whitelaw). Williams Lane North 1806 White Horse or See Aylward’s Court. (Wilson). Williams Lane 1811 (Campbell map). William’s Lane Whitehorse Lane South 1834 (Dublin almanac). William’s Place 1843, 1847 (OS). White Horse or (Christchurch Place N.). Whitehorse Yard 1824 (Pigot). William Place 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Whitehorse Yard Mansfield Court 1834 (Dublin almanac). White Horse Yard Willis or Willis’s Court (49004560). Willis’s Court 1828 (Val.), 1834 (Dublin almanac). 1843; Whitehorse Yard 1847 (OS). Whitehorse Yard or Mansfield Willis Court 1843; unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Wilme or Wilmes Court (Christchurch Place S.). Wilmes Court 1793 (RD 466/72/295589). White Lane See Corn Exchange Place, White’s Lane (1). Wilme Court 1824 (Pigot). Wilme’s Court 1843; Wilme Court White Line or See Whitelime Court. 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lyon Court Wilson’s Place (Grand Canal St Lower S.). Wilson’s Place 1798 (Whitelaw), Whitefriar Court (Aungier St W.). Whitefriar Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Whitefriar Place York Row, laid out in 1825 (Wright, 65); 1829 (RD Wilson’s Yard Near Exchequer Street (q.v.), site unknown. Wilson’s Yard 1798 848/495/567995), 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Whitelaw). Whitefriar Street ⇒ (Aungier St W.). [1577]. White Friar Street 1756 (Rocque), Wilton Place (Leeson St Lower E.). Vaux Street 1789 (PEP, 2011/2/1/13), 1811 1766 (Harris). Whitefryar Street 1774 (Ancient records, xii, (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). Layout revised in 1842 (Casey, 310). White Friar Street 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson). Whitefriar 595). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Wilton Square 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Street 1811 (Campbell map), 1820 (Sherrard), 1824 (Pigot), Wilton Square See Wilton Place. 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Wilton Terrace (Leeson St Lower E.). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Wilton Terrace 1845 Whitehall or White’s Near King Street North (q.v.), site unknown. Whitehall Court (RD 10/216). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Hall Court 1781 (RD 339/603/230222), 1783–6 (Wilson). White’s Hall Windmill Lane (Pearse St N.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Dixon Lane Court 1798 (Whitelaw). 1828 (Val.). Windmill Lane 1834 (Dublin almanac). Wind Mill Whitehall Yard Near Francis Street (q.v.), site unknown. Whitehall Yard 1766 Lane 1843; Windmill Lane 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris). Windsor Court (Dorset St Upper W.). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map). Windsor Whitelime Court† ⇒ (Ormond Quay Upper N.) [1755]. White Lyon Court 1756 Court 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Whitelyon Court 1776; Windsor Place (Baggot St Lower S.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ White Lion Court 1783 (Wilson). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell Windsor Terrace (Clanbrassil St Upper E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). Windsor map). Black Bull Inn 1811 (WSC maps, 57). White Line Court Terrace 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1843; Whitelime Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Winetavern Street ⇒ (Wood Quay S.). [c. 1220]. Wine Tavern Street 1756 White’s Court (1) (64154940). White’s Court 1843 (OS), 1844 (Dublin almanac), [north] (Rocque).Winetavern Street 1766 (Harris). Wine Tavern Street 1847 (OS). Loyd or White’s Court 1847 (Thom). ⇒ 1773 (Scalé), 1776; Winetavern Street 1776 (Wilson), 1811 White’s Court (2) (Church St E.). White’s Court 1843 (OS), 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ White’s Court (3) Near George’s Quay (q.v.), site unknown. White’s Court 1766 Winetavern Street ⇒ (Wood Quay S.). [1610]. Wine Tavern Street 1756 (Rocque). (Harris) 1783 (Wilson). [south] Winetavern Street 1766 (Harris). Wine Tavern Street 1773 White’s Court (4) Near Ship Street Great (q.v.), site unknown. White’s Court 1766 (Scalé), 1776; Winetavern Street 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell (Harris), 1798 (Whitelaw). map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ White’s Hall Near Marrowbone Lane (q.v.), site unknown. White’s Hall 1798 Winter’s Court Near Patrick Street (q.v.), site unknown. Winter’s Court 1824 (Whitelaw). (Pigot), 1847 (Thom). ⇒ White’s Lane (1) (55505450). White Lane 1796 (Wilson). White’s Lane 1798 Witworth Place See Whitworth Place. (Whitelaw), 1811 (Campbell map). White’s Lane West 1812 Wolfe Tone Quay Unnamed 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ (Wilson). Whites Lane 1843; White’s Lane 1847 (OS). White’s Wolfe Tone Street ⇒ (Parnell St S.). [1710]. Stafford Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 Lane North West 1847 (Thom). For other White’s Lanes, see (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), Corn Exchange Place, White’s Lane North, White’s Lane (2). ⇒ 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ White’s Lane (2) (Summerhill S.). Stable Lane 1791 (WSC maps, 309). White’s Wolfe’s or Wolf’s Alley (49104090). Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Wolfe’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). White’s Lane South 1847 (Thom). ⇒ Alley 1766 (Harris). Wolfes Alley 1811 (Campbell map). Wolfe White’s Lane East See Corn Exchange Place. Alley 1824 (Pigot). Unnamed 1843 (OS). Wolf’s Alley 1847 White’s Lane North (1) (O’Connell St Upper E.). White’s Lane 1843, 1847 (OS). White’s (Thom). Unnamed 1847 (OS). ⇒ Lane North 1847 (Thom). ⇒ White’s Lane North (2) (Phibsborough Rd E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ White’s Lane See Corn Exchange Place. North East White’s Lane See White’s Lane (1). North West White’s Lane South See White’s Lane (2). White’s Lane West See White’s Lane (1). White’s Street Mecklinburgh Street (q.v.) S., site unknown. White’s Street 1811 (RD 634/86/434922). Whitmore Alley or Ally ⇒ (56854020). [1732]. Whitmore Alley 1766 (Harris). Whitmore Ally 1778, 1782 (WSC maps, 113, 334). Unnamed 1811 (Campbell map), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Whitworth Avenue (Drumcondra Rd Lower E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Whitworth Row See Coburg Place [east]. Whitworth Place (Drumcondra Rd Lower E.). Witworth Place 1843; Whitworth Place 1847 (OS). ⇒ Whitworth Terrace (Drumcondra Rd Lower E.). Unnamed 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Wicklow Street ⇒ (Grafton St W.). [1661]. Chequer Lane 1756 (Rocque), 1766 (Harris), 1770 (DCS maps, 42), 1773 (Scalé). Exchequer Street 1811 (Campbell map). Wicklow Street 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ Wilde’s or Wild’s Lane Near Sir John Rogerson’s Quay (q.v.), site unknown. Wilde’s Lane 1766 (Harris). Wild’s Lane 1783 (Wilson). Wildmans Court Benburb Street (q.v.) S., site unknown. Wildmans Yard 1828 Winetavern Street, Christ Church, 1820 (Cromwell) or Yard (Val.). Wildmans Court 1835 (RD 15/61). 44 IRISH HISTORIC TOWNS ATLAS

10 Streets (continued) / 11 Religion 11 Religion (continued) Wood Lane (Blackhall Place W.). Wood Lane 1801 (RD 545/259/359229), 1817; chapter and vicars rooms, robing rooms 1821 (WSC maps, 421; 98); 1824 1811 (Campbell map), 1813 (Longfield, 21/F/86, 34), 1834 (Pigot). Christ’s Church Cathedral, formerly Priory of the Holy Trinity 1843, 1847 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (OS). See also 14 Primary production: dean’s orchard; 20 Education: choir and Wood Quay [east] ⇒ [1520]. Wood Quay 1756 (Rocque). Coal Quay 1759 grammar school; 22 Residence: deanery. ⇒ (Universal Advertiser 29.12.1759). Wood Quay 1760 (Ancient ⇒ Precinct [1540]: E., W. gateways 1756 (Rocque). Cellars, dark passage, gateway, records, x, 414), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Coal Quay 1774 little yard, precinct wall, shops, tenements, vaults, water pipe 1761 (Reading); (Ancient records, xii, 321). Wood Quay 1776; Coal Quay 1776 E., W. gateways 1773 (Scalé); chancery yard 1821 (WSC maps, 98). See also 13 (Wilson). Wood Quay 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, Administration: exchange. 1847 (OS). See also 17 Transport. ⇒ ⇒ St Michael’s Church (C. of I.), St Michael’s Hill W. [mid 11th cent.]. St Michaels Church Wood Quay [west] ⇒ [1520]. Pudding Row 1756 (Rocque), 1764 (DCS maps, 116), 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). In ruins 1796 (Ferrar, 1796b, 15). Michaels Church, 1766 (Harris), 1769 (Ancient records, xii, 22). Unnamed 1773 in ruin 1810 (WSC maps, 145). St Michael’s Church, rebuilt in 1815 (Wheeler and (Scalé). Pudding Row 1798 (Whitelaw), 1805 (Wilson). Wood Craig, 27). St Michaels Church 1821 (WSC maps, 98). St Michael’s Church 1824 Quay 1811 (Campbell map). Pudding Row 1818 (Wilson). Wood (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 20 Education: St Michael’s Parochial Male Quay 1824 (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ School (C. of I.). ⇒ Wood Street ⇒ (Aungier St W.). [1364]. Wood Street 1756 (Rocque), 1766 ⇒ Churchyard [1483]: unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), ⇒ St Michan’s Church (C. of I.), Church St W. [1095]. St Michans Church 1756 (Rocque), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). ⇒ 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). St Michan’s Church 1824 (Pigot). Remodelled Wood’s or Woods Court (65905050). Wood’s Court 1843 (OS), 1844 (Dublin almanac). in 1828 (Casey, 578). St Michan’s Church 1828 (Val.), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 20 Woods Court 1847 (OS). ⇒ Education: female parochial school; 22 Residence: St Michan’s Almshouse for Poor Wooley’s Lane Near Irwin Street (q.v.), site unknown. Wooley’s Lane 1847 Widows. ⇒ (Thom). ⇒ ⇒ Churchyard [c. 1266]: unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé); grave yard 1843, 1847 World’s or Worlds See Foley Street. (OS). ⇒ End Lane ⇒ St John’s Church (C. of I.), John’s Lane East N. [1170]. St Johns Church 1756 (Rocque). Wormwood Gate ⇒ (Thomas St N.). [c. 1234]. Wormwood Gate 1756 (Rocque), St John the Evangelist, rebuilt in 1766–9 (Craig, 1980, 180). St Johns Church 1773 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé). Wormswood Gate 1776; Wormwood (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map), 1821 (WSC maps, 98). St John’s Church 1824 Gate 1783 (Wilson), 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot), 1843, (Pigot), 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 20 Education: St John’s Parochial School; 22 1847 (OS). ⇒ Residence: St John’s Almshouse. ⇒ Yarnhall Street ⇒ (Bolton St W.). [1728]. Unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). ⇒ Churchyard [1630]: unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé); grave yard 1843, 1847 Yarnhall Street 1798 (Whitelaw), 1806 (RD 590/244/407184). (OS). ⇒ Yarn Hall 1811 (Campbell map). Yarn Hall Street 1824 (Pigot). ⇒ St Kevin’s Church (C. of I.), Camden Row N. [c. 1179]. St Kevans Church 1756 Yarnhall Street 1834 (Dublin almanac), 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Kevans Church 1811 (Campbell map). St Kevin’s Church Yellow Lion Inn Yard Near Thomas Street (q.v.), site unknown. Yellow Lion Inn Yard 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (OS). See also 20 Education: St Peter’s and St Kevin’s girls’ 1798 (Whitelaw). school; St Peter’s Parish Boys School. ⇒ York Row See Whitefriar Place. ⇒ Churchyard [c. 1395]: unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé); grave yard 1847 York Street ⇒ (Aungier St E.). [1685]. York Street 1756 (Rocque; Ancient (OS). ⇒ records, x, 212), 1766 (Harris), 1773 (Scalé), 1776 (Wilson), ⇒ St Nicholas’s Church Within (C. of I.), Nicholas St E. [1179]. St Nicholas Within 1756 1811 (Campbell map), 1820 (Sherrard), 1824 (Pigot), 1847 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). St Nicholas Church 1811 (Campbell map); vestry 1812 (OS). ⇒ (WSC maps, 216). St Nicholas’ Church (within) 1824 (Pigot). St Nicholas Church 1828 (Val.). Ruinous, unroofed, congregation transferred to parochial school (see 20 Education) in 1835 (Leslie and Wallace, 214). Church of St Nicholas, taken down in 1837 (St Nicholas Church). St Nicholas Church (in ruins), vaults 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ ⇒ St Werburgh’s Church (C. of I.), Werburgh St E. [1179]. St Warburghs 1756 (Rocque). Partially rebuilt in 1759 (Casey, 342). Vestry room 1765 (Ancient records, xi, 285). St Werburgh’s vestry 1768 (DCS maps, 80). Spire erected on steeple in 1769 (Thom). St Warburghs Church 1773 (Scalé). Werburgh’s Church 1784; St Weburgh’s Church 1800 (SNL 3.6.1784; 24.1.1800). St Werburghs Church 1810 (WSC maps, 408/1). Spire removed in 1810 (Wright, 68). Werburgh Church 1811 (Campbell map). St Werburgh’s Church 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.). Steeple removed in 1835 (Thom). St Werburgh’s Church 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 20 Education: parochial school, Derby Sq. ⇒ ⇒ Churchyard [c. 1243]: unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé); grave yard 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ ⇒ St Audoen’s Church (C. of I.), Cornmarket N. [late 12th cent.]. St Audons Church 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Chancel, E. chantry chapel roofs removed in 1773 (Casey, 339). Church of St Audoen’s 1789 (SNL 6.11.1789). St Audoens Church 1811 (Campbell map). Nave arcade bricked up in c. 1825 (Casey, 339). St Audoen’s Church 1824 (Pigot). St Audoen’s Church, arch, Lord Portlester’s Chapel (in ruins) 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 20 Education: parochial school, St Audoen’s Arch [west]; 22 Residence: almshouse, Cornmarket. ⇒ ⇒ Churchyard [1285]: unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé); cemetery 1843; grave yard 1847 (OS). ⇒ ⇒ St James’s Church (C. of I.), James’s St N. [c. 1190]. St James’s Church 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). St James’s Church 1811 (Campbell map), 1824 (Pigot). St James Church 1828 (Val.). St James’ Church 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 20 Education: free school. ⇒ ⇒ Churchyard [16th cent.]: unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé); church yard 1843; grave yard 1847 (OS). ⇒ ⇒ St Catherine’s Church (C. of I.), Thomas St S. [early 13th cent.]. St Catherines Church 1756 (Rocque). Rebuilt in 1760–69 (Casey, 623). St Catherines Church 1773 (Scalé). St Catherine’s Church 1811 (Campbell map). St Catharine’s Church 1824 (Pigot), 1828 (Val.). St Catherines Church 1843, 1847 (OS). See also 20 Education: charity school of St Catherine; parochial schools, Thomas Court; St Catherine’s Parish School; St Catherine’s Sunday Boys’ School; St Catherine’s Sunday Girls’ School. ⇒ ⇒ Churchyard [1610]: unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé); grave yard 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ ⇒ St Stephen’s Church, churchyard, Stephen St Lower S. See 19 Health: Mercer’s Hospital. ⇒ St Patrick’s Cathedral (C. of I.), Patrick St E. [c. 1220]. St Patricks Cathedral Church St John’s Church, John’s Lane East, 1785 (Gentleman’s magazine, lv) 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé), 1811 (Campbell map). Collegiate and cathedral church of St Patrick 1819 (Mason, 7). Choir, nave, steeple 1819 (Precinct plan). St Patricks Cathedral Church 1820 (Sherrard). St Patrick’s Cathedral 1824 (Pigot). St Patrick’s Cathedral, choir, closet, cross, nave, royal chapter house, steeple 1824 11 Religion (WSC maps, 164). Cathedral of St Patrick 1828 (Val.). St Patrick’s Cathedral 1843, 1847 (OS). Cathedrals and churches ⇒ St Sepulchre’s Palace: see 22 Residence. St Bridget’s Church (C. of I.), Bride St W. [late 9th–10th cent.]. St Bridgets Church ⇒ ⇒ Chancellor’s manse: see 22 Residence. 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé). Bridgets Church 1811 (Campbell map). St Bridget’s ⇒ Chapter house, in S. transept [1267]: chapter house 1819 (Precinct plan); old chapter Church 1824 (Pigot). St Bride’s Church 1828 (Val.). St Bridget’s Church 1843, ⇒ house 1824 (WSC maps, 164); unnamed 1847 (OS). 1847 (OS). ⇒ ⇒ Deanery: see 22 Residence. Churchyard [1610]: unnamed 1756 (Rocque), 1773 (Scalé); church yard 1828 (Val.); ⇒ ⇒ Treasurer’s manse: see 22 Residence. grave yard 1843, 1847 (OS). ⇒ ⇒ St Nicholas’s Church Without: see next entry. St Michael le Pole’s Church, Ship St Great W. (53753750). [12th cent.]. Tower, damaged ⇒ ⇒ Precinct [1390]: precinct or close, archbishops ground, petty canons ground, by storm in 1775 (Wheeler and Craig, 28). St Michael le Pole round tower 1781 ⇒ residentary house 1819 (Mason, 11). See also 10 Streets: St Patrick’s Close [west]. (Thom). Pulled down in 1781 (Wheeler and Craig, 28). See also 20 Education: St Choir school: see 20 Education. Bride’s Parochial Male School. ⇒ College of vicars choral (51553445) [1506]: vicar’s hall 1766 (Harris); remains of Graveyard: Church yard of St Michael de Pole 1803 (Longfield, 21/F/87/103); St ⇒ vicars hall, vicars choral ground 1819 (Precinct plan); vicars choral 1819 (WSC Bridget’s parish burial ground 1828 (Val.); grave yard, site of round tower 1843; maps, 184/2); vicar’s hall 1824 (Pigot). grave yard, site of ecclesiastical round tower 1847 (OS). ⇒ Chantor’s manse: see 22 Residence. Christ Church Cathedral (C. of I.), Christchurch Place N. [c. 1030]. Christ Church 1756 ⇒ ⇒ Archdeacon of Dublin’s manse: see 22 Residence. (Rocque). Chapter house 1757 (FDJ 8.2.1757). Christ Church, chapter house, St ⇒ Archdeacon of Glendalough’s manse: see 22 Residence. Mary’s Chapel, vicars room 1761 (Reading). Christ Church 1773 (Scalé). Christ ⇒ Prebendary of St Clonmethan’s manse: see 22 Residence. Church Cathedral 1811 (Campbell map); chancellor, chantor, chapter room and ⇒ Grammar school: see 20 Education. vergers apartments, dean, preby. of St John, robing room, treasurer, vicars room ⇒ DUBLIN 1756 TO 1847 103 saddlers’ iron mongers 3, sail cloth manufacturer 1, sail makers 2, salt manufacturers 3, scale Brocas 4–6 Brocas, S.F. (4) View of Dublin from the Park, [c. 1818]; (5) View of the makers 2, seal cutters 4, seal engraver 1, set cooper 1, ship builder 1, ship chandlers 8, ship Corn Exchange, Burgh Quay and Custom House, 1820; (6) View from block makers 2, shipwrights 2, shoemakers 155, shroud manufacturer 1, silk dyers 17, silk Carlisle Bridge, 1820. Dublin, [1818–20]. (Plate 9). manufacturers 73, silk weavers 3, silver platers 5, silversmiths 6, skinners 49, slaters 13, smiths Broderick Broderick, David. The first toll roads. Ireland’s turnpike roads 1729 to 11, soap boilers 8, Spanish leather dressers 3, Spanish leather manufacturer 1, stamp stationer 1, 1858. Cork, 2002. starch manufacturers 16, stay makers 16, steel toy maker 1, stone steal engraver 1, stone carver 1, Burke, H. Burke, Helen. The Royal Hospital, Donnybrook: a heritage of charity, stone cutters 22, stone blue manufacturers 2, straddle maker 1, straw hat manufacturer 2, stucco 1743–1993. Dublin, 1993. plasterer 1, stuff manufacturers 8, sugar bakers 5, sugar refiners 2, surgical instrument maker 1, Burke, N.T. ‘Dublin, 1600–1800: a study in urban morphogenesis’. sword cutlers 2, tabinet makers 5, table beer brewers 2, tailors 73, tallow chandlers 146, tanners TCD, Ph.D. thesis, 1972. 46, tape manufacturers 14, thread maker 1, thread manufacturers 14, tile manufacturer 1, tin Butler, B. Butler, B.B. ‘Thomas Pleasants and the Stove Tenter House, 1815– plate workers 28, tobacconists 34, tool cutter 1, tool maker 1, tortoise shell comb manufacturer 1944’. In DHR, vii (1988), pp 16–21. 1, trimming manufacturers 5, trimming merchants 11, trimming seller 1, trumpet maker 1, Butler, D. Butler, D.M. The Quaker meeting houses of Ireland. Dublin, 2004. trunk makers 9, turkey red dyer 1, turners 11, umbrella manufacturers 9, university printer 1, Butler, K. Butler, Katherine. ‘Synagogues of old Dublin’. In DHR, xvii (1974), pp upholsterers 22, usquebagh distiller 1, velvet manufacturer 1, vinegar maker 1, watch makers 118–30. 61, water closet maker 1, wax chandlers 5, weavers 4, wheelwrights 2, whip makers 4, whiskey Caffrey Caffrey, Paul. Kildare Street and University Club: catalogue of the factors 4, whitesmiths 2, wig maker 1, wind instrument maker 1, wine coopers 8, wire weaver collections. Dublin, 2003. 1, woollen manufacturer 1, woollen drapers 127, wood carver 1, wood mason 1, wool dresser 1, Calendar of ancient deeds and muniments preserved in the Pembroke wool combers 3, worsted manufacturers 21, worsted weaver 1 (Wilson). estate office, Dublin. Dublin, 1891. Cameron Cameron, Charles. Reminiscences of Sir Charles A. Cameron, CB. 1847: anchor smiths 2, army accoutrement makers 3, artificial flower makers 4, bakers 110, Dublin and London, 1913. barm makers 6, basket makers 14, beam and scale makers 2, bellows makers 3, billiard table Campbell Campbell, Hugh. ‘Religion and the city: the Catholic church in Dublin maker 1, blacking makers 4, blockmakers and pumpborers 10, blue and starch manufacturers 1691 to 1878’. In Urban Design Studies, iii (1997), pp 1–24. 9, bookbinders 34, boot and shoe makers 224, brass founders 23, braziers, tin plate, copper, Campbell, Hugh. ‘Contested territory, common ground: architecture and zinc workers 47, brewers and maltsters 24, brushmakers 18, butchers or victuallers 273, and politics in nineteenth-century Dublin’. University College, Dublin, button manufacturers 40, cabinet, makers and upholsterers 119, calenderers 2, calico printers Ph.D. thesis, 1998. 2, card makers 5, carpet manufacturers and warehouses 7, carvers, gilders and looking glass Campbell map Campbell, Thomas. City of Dublin surveyed by Mr Thomas Campbell manufacturers 38, chain maker 1, chair makers 4, tallow chandlers and soap boilers 123, under the directions of Major Taylor. [Dublin], 1811. (Map 17). clothiers 23, coach, gig, and car makers 69, coffin makers and undertakers 22, comb makers 12, Casey Casey, Christine. The buildings of Dublin: the city within the Grand and coopers 34, cork cutters 12, corn chandlers 37, cotton and corduroy manufacturers 9, curriers Royal Canals and the Circular Road with the Phoenix Park. New Haven and leather dressers 31, cutlers 34, distillers and rectifiers 20, dyers 29, engravers, copperplate, and London, 2005. and lithographic printers 43, file and rasp makers 6, floor cloth manufacturers 5, fringe and coach Cathcart Cathcart, Rex. ‘In the shadow of St Patrick’s’. In DHR, xlvii (1994), pp lace manufacturers 15, girth web, hair cloth, and curled hair manufacturers 6, glass warehouses 71–6. and manufacturers 20, glovers and breeches makers 13, glue, size, and oil manufacturers 9, Catholic Directory Complete Catholic Registry, Directory and Almanack. Dublin, 1836. gold and silver lace manufacturers 2, gold and silversmiths, and jewellers 66, gunsmiths 16, Christ Church deeds ‘Calendar to Christ Church deeds’. In PRI rept D.K. 20–243. Dublin, haberdashers 47, hair dressers and wig makers 34, hat manufacturers and dealers 40, hosiers 47, 1888–92 Index in PRI rept D.K. 27, pp 3–101. Reprinted, with additional iron and metal founders 26, ironmongers 64, lace and ribbon manufacturers and dealers 8, lamp material and new index, as Christ Church deeds, ed. M.J. McEnery and manufacturers and gas fitters 9, leather cutters and sellers 46, leather and cloth cap makers 17, Raymond Refaussé. Dublin, 2001 (cited by deed number). lime burners 14, linen drapers 75, mathematical instrument makers 11, milliners and dress makers Church building ‘Church building, diocese of Dublin, 1800–1916’. DDA. 123, millwrights 7, mineral soda water, and ginger beer manufacturers 19, musical instrument City view ‘The city of Dublin: being no. 1 of a series of views of the principal makers 24, nail makers 23, organ builders 2, painters and glaziers 88, paper hanging and floor capitals in Europe’, 1846. Illustrated London News, supplement, cloth manufacturers and decorators 27, paper makers and warehouses 26, parchment and vellum 6.6.1846. 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books, 1776–1955. TNA: PRO, HO 101. Photostat copy, RIA, MS 23 N NOTE ON MAPS 1–4 38 (b). Rutty Rutty, John. Natural history of the county of Dublin. 2 vols. Dublin, 1772. Map 2, Dublin in 1847, is a revised version of the map that appeared in Dublin, part II, 1610 St Nicholas Church St Nicholas Church. Correspondence between ecclesiastical to 1756. It is at the scale of 1:2500 and is derived from the Ordnance Survey published 1:1056 commissioners for Ireland and dean and chapter of St Patrick’s plan of Dublin (surveyed in 1838, corrected to 1847). Map 4, Dublin in 1843–7 represents a Cathedral. HC 1844 (59), xliii. larger area at the smaller scale of 1:5000. It is also derived from the Ordnance Survey published Scalé Scalé, Bernard. An accurate survey of the city and suburbs of Dublin by 1:1056 plan of Dublin of the same date, but includes the full extent of this survey (33 sheets), Mr Rocque with additions and improvements. 4 sheets, with 2 additional which indicates the limits of the city for the purposes of this fascicle. The area outside these strips. Scale 200 feet to an inch. London, 1773. (Map 7). limits has been mapped from the published 1:10,560 Ordnance Survey maps of Co. Dublin, first Scalé plan Scalé, Bernard. A plan of the city and suburbs of Dublin with the edition, sheet 18 (surveyed in 1837, corrected to 1843) and therefore has a more generalised division of their parishes, geometrically surveyed by John Rocque ... appearance. with additions and improvements. London, 1773. On both Maps 2 and 4, where information on plot boundaries was not available the internal Schools 1824 Accounts and papers relative to schools and education in Ireland. HC layout is not represented. Public buildings depicted include institutional premises to which the 1824 (350), xxi. public had recourse but were in private or church ownership. Features are named as they are Scott and Moss Scott, Yvonne and Moss, Rachel. The provost’s house stables: building on the original maps, but in the case of Map 4 labelling is selective and dependent on available and environs, Trinity College Dublin. Dublin, 2008. space. Maps 1 and 3 have also been revised and updated since Dublin, part II, 1610 to 1756. Shepherd Shepherd, Ernie. The Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland. Leicester, 1994. Sheridan, Edel. ‘Dublin and Berlin: a comparative geography of two eighteenth-century European capitals’. University College, Dublin, Ph.D. thesis, 1993. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sheridan, Edel. ‘Designing the capital: Dublin, c. 1660–1810’. In Brady and Simms, pp 66–135. A project of this size and complexity would be difficult or impossible to bring to fruition Sheridan, Edel, ‘Living in the capital city: Dublin in the eighteenth without the assistance of many people and institutions. Fortunately, being a capital city and century’. In Brady and Simms, pp 136–58. of significant size, the period under consideration is well documented through written and Sheridan-Quantz Sheridan-Quantz, Edel. ‘The multi-centred metropolis: the social cartographic sources, both published and unpublished. The excellent collections held by Dublin topography of eighteenth-century Dublin’. In Clark and Gillespie, pp City Library and Archive were crucial to the work and this was facilitated by Mary Clark, 265–95. Máire Kennedy and Ellen Murphy. The National Library of Ireland provided a great deal of Sherrard Sherrard, Thomas. ‘Proposed avenue from St Stephens Green, York information, particularly from its map collections, including those of the Ordnance Survey and Street to St Patricks Cathedral, 1820’. NAI, CSO/RP/1820/1135/5. the Longfield collection and thanks are due to James Harte, Honora Faul and Mary Broderick Simpson Simpson, Linzi. Smock Alley Theatre: the evolution of a building. in this regard. Similarly, the National Archives of Ireland made available its map collection, in Dublin, 1996. addition to other material, with the assistance of Frances McGee and Hazel Menton. Digital Smyrl Ffeary-Smyrl, S.C. Dictionary of Dublin dissent: Dublin’s Protestant versions of the Ordnance Survey town plans were generously supplied by Jane Nolan of the dissenting meeting houses, 1660–1920. Dublin, 2009. library in University College, Dublin. Further maps were provided from the Glucksman Map SNL Saunders Newsletter. Dublin, 1746–1879. Library in Trinity College, Dublin and Paul Ferguson was open with his help, as always. Susan Somerville-Large Somerville-Large, L.B. ‘Dublin’s eye hospitals in the 19th century’. In Hood and Raymond Refaussé of the Representative Church Body Library provided valuable DHR, xx (1964), pp 19–28. advice on sources. Other libraries that facilitated work were the Irish Architectural Archive and Stafford Johnson Stafford Johnson, J. ‘The Dublin Penny Post: 1773–1840’. In DHR, iv the Friends Historical Library. Finally, the staff in the library of the Royal Irish Academy were (1942), pp 81–95. always available to assist and thanks go to Siobhán Fitzpatrick, Bernadette Cunningham, Sophie Stockwell Stockwell, LaTourette. Dublin theatres and theatre customs 1637–1820. Evans, Amy Hughes and Dave McKeon. Tenessee, 1938. Many individuals helped in a variety of ways, some of them not even being aware that the Taylor Taylor, John. Taylor’s map of the environs of Dublin. Dublin, 1816. information they provided would become part of the data held in this fascicle. From the outset (Map 18). Edel Sheridan-Quantz was supportive of the project, though from her base in Germany. Andrew Town mansions ‘Town mansions of the Irish nobility and gentry’. In DPJ, iv (1836), pp Bonar Law made available maps and engravings from his collection as well as a great deal 257–60. of information from his wealth of knowledge on the subject. John Montague guided the way Townsend Townsend, Brian. The lost distilleries of Ireland. Glasgow, 1999. through the complexities of Rocque’s maps and Merlo Kelly helped to illuminate the obscurities Universal Advertiser The Universal Advertiser. Dublin, 1753–6. of the Gardiner Estate. Colm Lennon was supportive throughout, with his knowledge and his Usher Usher, Robin. Dawson, Molesworth and Kildare Streets D2: a study of experience with the production of Dublin, part II. My daughter, Ailbhe Goodbody, tackled the past, a vision for the future. Dublin, 2008. some eighteenth-century handwriting and nineteenth-century trades, several obscure. Other Val. Dublin city valuation. Summary and the documents therein referred to knowledge and advice were made freely available by Edward McParland, Eoin Bairéad, Mary relative to the new valuation of the city of Dublin, [1828]. HC 1833 (5), Davies, Peter Harbison, Stuart Kinsella, Diarmuid Ó Gráda and Letitia Pollard. Staff in the xxxv. Royal Irish Academy publications office, Ruth Hegarty, Helena King, Roisin Jones and Fidelma Walsh Walsh, Peter. ‘Dutch billys in the Liberties’. In Elgy Gillespie (ed.), The Slattery, supported production in many ways. Liberties of Dublin. Dublin, 1973, pp 58–74. A great deal of the work for this project was carried out by researchers who were part of Warburton et al. Warburton, John, Whitelaw, James and Walsh, Robert. History of the the Irish Historic Towns Atlas team at various stages. David Dickson facilitated early work city of Dublin. 2 vols. London, 1818. on the Ordnance Survey town plans by Stefanie Jones. Later, Angela Byrne, Rhiannon Carey Warburton map ‘Plan of Dublin’, 1817. In Warburton et al., ii, frontispiece. Bates, Frank Cullen and Liam Lannigan all made considerable contributions to the finished atlas Watson Watson, Samuel. Gentleman’s and Citizen’s Almanack. Dublin, 1776. through research, editorial work and cartography, while Ellen Murphy and Tara Farrell helped Wheeler and Craig Wheeler, H.A. and Craig, M.J. The Dublin city churches of the Church with final checks on the text. of Ireland. Dublin, 1948. Much of this additional research was funded by the financial assistance provided by Dublin Whitelaw Whitelaw, James. An essay on the population of Dublin, 1798. Dublin, City Council. Thanks to John Fitzgerald and to John Tierney, former City Managers, their 1805. successor Owen Keegan, and to Donncha Ó Dúlaing, former Heritage Officer and his successor Widdess Widdess, J.D.H. The charitable infirmary, Jervis Street Dublin 1718– Charles Duggan for their support throughout the project. Thanks also to the Heritage Council, 1968. Dublin, 1968. and the Marc Fitch Fund, Oxford, for grants towards research and production. Wilson Wilson’s Dublin directory. Dublin, 1752–1837. I should like to acknowledge the major contribution of John Andrews to my interest in Wilson map Plan of Dublin. In Wilson, 1760–1837. (Maps 6, 12). research in general and map interpretation in particular. His teaching and guidance through to a WO barracks Correspondence: barracks, Ireland. Records created or inherited by the degree forty years ago has guided me ever since. 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