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Authorisations to Construct issued Report Generated on: 02 July 2014 Type Company Name Address Ref Auth Power Station Address Size (MW) Issue Date Biomass Kerry County Council Aras an Chontae Rathass Tralee Co. Kerry Auth 2001/11-15 North Kerry Landfill, Kerry 1.0 26/07/2002 Muingnaminnane, Tralee Wexford County Council County Hall Spawell Road Co. Wexford Auth 2001/11-12 Killurin Landfill, Crossabeg Wexford 1.0 12/08/2002 Irish Softfoods Limited SWS Group, Shinagh House, Bandon, Co. Cork Auth 2003/04-32 Derrigra, Enniskeane Cork 1.8 14/10/2003 (Independent Biomass Systems) CCGT Dublin Bay Power 26 Upper Pembroke Street Dublin 2 Auth 2000/01-01 Pigeon House Road, Dublin 408.0 24/04/2000 Ringsend Huntstown Power Mill House Ashtown Gate Navan Road Dublin 15 Auth 2000/06-07 Huntstown & Johnstown, Dublin 343.0 23/08/2000 Company Ltd Finglas, Dublin 11 Tynagh Energy Limited The Crescent Building, Northwood Park, Santry, Dublin 9 Auth 2003/10-01 Derryfranch, Tynagh, Galway 404.0 11/12/2003 (Homemount Limited) Viridian Power Limited Mill House Ashtown Gate Navan Road Dublin 15 Auth 2003/09-01 Mill House, Ashtown Gate, Dublin 396.7 16/07/2004 Navan Road Electricity Supply Board 27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street Dublin 2 Auth 2006/01-02 Ballincarroonig, Whitegate, Cork 431.6 29/03/2007 Midleton Bord Gáis Eireann PO Box 51 Gasworks Road Co. Cork Auth 2007/07-01 ConocoPhillips Oil Refinery, Cork 445.0 27/08/2007 Corkbeg, Whitegate SSE Generation Ireland 3 Grand Canal Plaza 5th Grand Canal St Upr D4 Auth 2010/08-02 Great Island, Camplie, New Wexford 469.0 22/10/2010 Limited Floor Ross CCP Johnson & Johnson Vision Janssen Pharmaceuticals Little Island Co. Cork Auth 2010/06-02 Vistakon Plant, Vistakon Limerick 3.0 13/03/2012 Care (Ireland) T/A Vistakon Ltd, Irl,National Technology Park, Ireland CHP Finsa Forest Products Ltd Scarriff Co. Clare Auth 2000/03-04 Scarriff Clare 3.3 15/05/2000 Lakeland Dairies Co Op Killeshandra Co. Cavan Auth 2000/04-02 Lakeland Dairies, Lough Egish Monaghan 1.4 27/06/2000 Society Ltd Dalkia, Head Office Innovation House DCU Innovation Old Finglas Glasnevin, Auth 2000/07-03 Millipore Ireland BV, Cork 1.0 02/10/2000 Campus Road Dublin 11 Tullagreen, Carrigtwoh Page 1 of 15 Type Company Name Address Ref Auth Power Station Address Size (MW) Issue Date CM Power Ltd BGE Ltd PO Box 51 Gasworks Co. Cork Auth 2000/07-01 Carbery Milk Products, Cork 5.0 19/10/2000 Road Vallineen Nedalo (UK) Ltd NI Office The Mount, Belfast BE 68 DD Auth 2000/08-04 The Merrion Hotel, Upper Dublin 0.3 07/11/2000 Woodstock Link Merrion Street, Dublin 2 Meentycat Ltd The Forum 29-31 Glasthule Glasthule Dublin Auth 2000/07-02 Unit 402 Nth West Business Dublin 9.9 01/01/2001 (Meenahorna) Road Park, Ballycoolin, D15 Glanbia Ingredients Plc Virginia Co. Cavan Auth 2000/06-06 Virginia Cavan 6.6 09/02/2001 J. McGettigan Limited 33 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin 2 Auth 2001/04-02 Royal Hotel, Bray Wicklow 0.2 28/06/2001 Dalkia, Head Office Innovation House DCU Innovation Old Finglas Glasnevin, Auth 2001/07-02 FMC Ireland, Wallingstown, Cork 2.0 20/09/2001 Campus Road Dublin 11 Little Island Aughinish Alumina Limited Aughinish Island, Askeaton, Co.Limerick Auth 2003/07-01 Aughinish Island, Askeaton, Limerick 150.0 11/12/2003 Askeaton Power Limited Bridge Street Centre, Portlaoise, Co.Laois Auth 2004/03-01 Wyeth Nutritionals Ireland, Limerick 5.0 24/05/2004 Askeaton Dalkia Limited 145 Lakeview Drive, Airside Business Swords, Co. Dublin Auth 2006/03-01 AIB Bank Centre, Ballsbridge Dublin 1.1 15/12/2006 Park, South Tipperary Co.Council County Hall, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary Auth 2006/02-01 Swimming Pool, Council Tipperary 0.1 08/03/2007 Buildings, Clonmel, Bovale Developments 27 Dublin Road, Swords, Co Dublin Auth 2007/07-02 Charlestown Centre, Dublin 0.2 07/03/2008 (Varming Consultant Charlestown, Finglas, Dublin Limited) 11 Dalkia Alternative Energy 145 Airside Lakeview Drive, Swords Dublin Auth 2008/11-02 Wyeth Medica Ireland, Dublin 5.0 23/12/2008 Limited Airside Business Grange Castle, Clondalkin, Park, Dublin Airport Authority 50 Ringsend Road, Dublin 4 Auth 2008/07-02 Dublin Airport Authority,Old Dublin 7.6 24/02/2009 Central Terminal Building, Dublin Ai Dalkia Alternative Energy 145 Airside, Lakeview Drive, Swords, Co. Dublin Auth 2009/02-01 Lakeland Dairies, Cavan 5.0 05/06/2009 Limited Airside Business Bailieborough, Park, Adambridge Manufacturers C/O Fingleton White & Co Bridge Street Portlaoise Auth 2008/03-01 Adambridge Manufacturers, Cork 4.3 01/12/2009 Ltd, Centre, Lacka Cross, Lackanastooka, Keelings Soft Fruit Roslin, St. Margarets, Co. Dublin Auth 2010/07-03 Roslin, St. Margarets, Dublin 2.0 30/07/2010 Keelings Salads Roslin, St. Margarets, Co. Dublin Auth 2011/01-04 Roslin, St. Margarets, Dublin 2.0 11/08/2011 Mayo Renewable Power Alexandra House The Sweepstakes Ballsbridge Dublin 4 Auth 2012/10-01 Tawnaghmore, Killala, Co. Mayo 47.0 24/01/2013 Limited Kilbush Nurseries Ltd North Hill Kenure Rush Co. Dublin Auth 2014/02-01 North Hill, Kenure, Rush Co. Dublin 3.6 19/03/2014 Page 2 of 15 Type Company Name Address Ref Auth Power Station Address Size (MW) Issue Date CHP/Bio gas Green Generation Limited Gorteen Lower Nurney Co. Kildare Auth 2013/08-01 Gorteen Lower, Nurney Co. Kildare 1.2 20/08/2013 Diesel Dublin Airport Authority Group Infrastructure, 3rd Floor Dublin Co. Dublin Auth 2010/01-01 Dublin Airport, Dublin 2.0 06/05/2010 Cloghran House, Airport, Hydro Kerry County Council County Buildings Tralee Co. Kerry Auth 2000/05-01 Lough Guitane Waterworks, Kerry 0.2 23/06/2000 Killarney Hibernian Hydro Ltd 27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street Dublin 2 Auth 2000/06-01 Doorian, North Glenties Donegal 0.3 06/09/2000 Hibernian Hydro Ltd 27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street Dublin 2 Auth 2000/06-02 Barnes Bridge, Cashelnavean Donegal 0.5 06/09/2000 Hibernian Hydro Ltd 27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street Dublin 2 Auth 2000/06-03 Mullanalamphry, Donegal Donegal 0.6 06/09/2000 Town Hibernian Hydro Ltd 27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street Dublin 2 Auth 2000/06-04 Derrclogher, Coomhola Kerry 0.4 06/09/2000 Valley, Hibernian Hydro Ltd 27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street Dublin 2 Auth 2000/06-05 Inchinanagh, Kilgarvan Kerry 0.5 06/09/2000 Hal Hydro Limited Hassisseys Morleys Bridge Kilgarvan Co. Kerry Auth 2001/11-16 Morleys Bridge, Kilgarvan Kerry 1.5 22/07/2002 Waterpower Engineering Carrigeen Banteer Co. Cork Auth 2001/12-02 City Waterworks, Lee Road Cork 0.3 10/11/2002 Limited Annagh Hydro Limited Annagh Lodge Ballyfarnon Co. Sligo Co. Sligo Auth 2003/03-09 Annagh Lodge, Ballyfarnon Sligo 0.0 06/04/2004 Athgarvan Grain Company Athgarvan Mill, Newbridge, Co. Kildare Auth 2003/03-10 Athgarvan Mill, River Liffey, Kildare 0.0 25/06/2004 Limited Athgarvan Weir, Newbridge Tarmonbarry Hydroelectric Jamestown, Clondra, Co. Longford Auth 2001/08-07 Tarmonbarry Longford 0.4 25/06/2004 Ltd Mahon Hydro Ltd Millfield, Kilmacthomas, Co. Auth 2006/10-02 Mahon Bridge, Kilmacthomas Waterford 0.7 05/04/2006 Waterford Mahon Hydro Limited 8 Carrinderry, Castletroy, Co. Limerick. Auth 2005/06-03 Mahon Bridge, near Waterford 0.7 05/04/2006 Kilmachthomas Island Seafoods Limited Carricknamohill, Killybegs, Auth 2005/06-01 Carricknamohill, Killybegs Donegal 0.4 13/10/2006 Landfill Gas Irish Power Systems Dunsink Power Station Dunsink Lane Dublin 15 Auth 2001/03-02 Arthurstown Landfill Site, Kill Kildare 14.3 30/08/2001 Limited (Arthurstown) Page 3 of 15 Type Company Name Address Ref Auth Power Station Address Size (MW) Issue Date Irish Power Systems Dunsink Power Station Dunsink Lane Dublin 15 Auth 2001/03-03 Silliot Hill Landfill Site, Kildare 1.2 30/08/2001 Limited (Silliot Hill) Kilcullen Greenstar Gas Energy Unit 6, Ballyogan Road, Sandyford, Dublin 18 Auth 2004/07-01 KTK Landfill, Brownstown, Kildare 2.5 21/10/2004 Limited Kilcullen Limerick County Council County Buildings, 79-84 O'Connell Co. Limerick Auth 2003/04-34 Gortadroma Landfill, Limerick 2.0 25/01/2005 Street, Gortadroma Greenstar Gas Energy Burton Court, Burton Hall Drive, Sandyford, Dublin 18 Auth 2010/03-02 Knockharley, Kentstown, Meath 1.0 16/04/2010 (Meath) Ltd Navan, B9 Power Ltd 4th Floor, 5 Lapps Quay, Co. Cork Auth 2010/05-02 Muingnaminnane landfill , Kerry 1.1 02/11/2010 Stack Mountains, Nrth East Tralee, Greenstar Gas Energy Unit 6 Ballyogan Business Ballyogan Rd., Sandyford, Dublin 18. Auth 2011/12-01 Greenstar Landfill, Meath 3.0 29/02/2012 (Meath) Ltd. Pk., Knockharley, Kentstown, Greenstar Gas Energy Unit 6 Ballyogan Business Ballyogan Road Sandyford Dublin 18 Auth 2012/06-01 Greenstar Landfill, Wicklow 4.2 25/06/2012 (Wicklow) Ltd. Park Ballynagran, Ballybeg, Co. Wicklow Louth County Council County Hall Millennium Centre Dundalk Louth Auth 2012/09-02 Whiteriver Landfill Site, Co. Louth 1.3 20/11/2012 Dunleer Bord na Móna Drehid Facility Killinagh Upper Carbury Co. Kildare Auth 2012/06-03 Drehid Waste Management Kildare 5.6 20/02/2013 Environmental Ltd. Facility, Killinagh Upper, Carbury OCGT Electricity Supply Board 27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street Dublin 2 Auth 2000/05-03 Aghada Generating Station, Cork 67.2 16/08/2000 Aghada, Whitegate Electricity Supply Board 27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street Dublin 2 Auth 2000/05-04 Tawnaghmore, Killala Mayo 44.8 16/08/2000 Electricity Supply Board 27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street Dublin 2 Auth 2001/05-03 Tawnaghmore, Killala Mayo 90.4 27/11/2001 SSE Generation Ireland 3 Grand Canal Plaza Grand Canal Dublin 4 Auth 2004/12-02 Coolcor, Rhode Co.
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    Varieties and Synonymes of Surnames and Christian Names in Ireland. for the Guidance of Registration Officers and the Public In

    « f xim ..^mm: EX LIBRIS. Bertram CT. 3, JHintilr, ILIL.D., Q.Sc, S.S.©., JF.Ja.^. OFFICIAL . YAKIETIES AND SYNONYMES OF SUENAMES AND CHRISTIAN NAMES IN IRELAND. FOR THE GUIDANCE OF REGISTRATION OFFICERS AND THE PUBLIC IN SEARCHING THE INDEXES OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES. BY ROBERT E MATHESON, BARR1STKR-AT-JLA\V, REGISTRAR-GENERAL. DUBLIN: PRINTED FOR HIS MAJESTY'S STAT10^'EKY OFEJCE, By Alex. Thom & Co. (Limited), 87, 88, & 89, Abbey-street. through any Bookseller, from And to be purchased, either directly or Grafton-stkeet, Dublin or HODGES, FIGGIS & Co. (Limited), 104, ; EYRE & SPOTTISWOODE, East Harding-street, Fleet-street, E.C. -, or and JOHN MENZIES & Co., Rose-street, Edinburgh, 90, West Nile-street, Glasgow. 1901. Frice One Shilling. 4 19S7 9776 PREFACE The First Edition of this book was issued in the year 1890 with the object of assisting Registration Officers and the Public searching the Indexes of Births, Deaths, and Marriages by collating the varieties in the form and spelling of names usually met with, and also those names differing altogether in form, which had been ascertained to be used interchangeably. A careful note lias been made during the decade of cases where additional varieties or peculiarities in Sur- names and Christian names have come under notice in this Office, or have been reported by local Officers. In view of the revision of the Work, I addressed a special circular to the Superintendent Registrars and Registrars asking for information as to the nomenclature in their respective Districts, and I now beg to thank those Officers who have so kindly responded to my request, and in many cases furnished additional information of interest and value.