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Obituaries, death notices, etc. - B Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Bacon female (Miss) 14/09/1796 Patrick Street (Cork?) Baggot Daniel 09/01/1799 Mary Street shoemaker Baggot James 04/09/1805 Charleville, Co Cork late of Ballingarry, Co Limerick Baggot John 31/10/1922 Castleconnell farmer's son; shot in Castleconnell; Civil War casualty; news report (inquest report 09/11/1922) Baggot Michael 24/09/1789 shoemaker Baggot Terence 14/08/1799 Mary Street shoemaker Baggott James 23/06/1906 Buenos Ayres died at his brothers residence Donoman Castle, Croom Baggott Catherine 19/03/1908 Clounagh, Ballingarry obituary Baggott female (Widow) 13/11/1812 Mary Street Baggott James 20/03/1948 Adare, Co. Limerick victualler, buried Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery Bagnall George 12/04/1904 4 Catherine Place death notice Bagnell Charles Edward 08/06/1897 14 Grosvenor Place, (London?)S.W. aged 70, son of Rev. William Henry Bagnell of Ballybrood Rectory, Co. Limerick Bagott Thomas 22/08/1832 George's Quay Bagwell Mary Anne 20/08/1856 Kinsale aged 19 months, dau of Charles E. Bagwell of Mallow Street, Limerick Bahilly John 31/08/1844 Merchants' Quay farmer Bailey Annie M. 14/05/1895 62 Harcourt Street, Dublin aged 72, widow of William Bailey, M.D., R.N., of Castletown Conyers, Co. Limerick Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Bailey Charles Frederick Leeder 18/05/1916 First World War casualty; Royal Dublin Fusiliers; formerly employed in Limerick land agent's office; death notice (obituary, 20/05/1916) Bailey Henry 05/11/1874 Gortboy, Kilmallock aged 77; death notice Bailey Jane 02/10/1866 Gortboy, Kilmallock wife of Henry Bailey Bailey Lydia Aminda 21/03/1865 Gortboy, Kilmallock aged 20, dau of Henry Bailey Bailey M. P. 08/11/1898 McAllister Place, Chicago, USA aged 59, native of Limerick Bailey Mr. (male) 20/06/1857 Limerick City master of the ship "Bee" Bailey T. Weldon 24/09/1912 Gortboy House, Kilmallock funeral report Bailey Thomas 05/08/1854 Castletown Conyers brother of Dr. Bailey Bailey William 17/01/1846 aged 27 Bailey William Frederick 17/04/1917 Castletown-Conyers, Co. Limerick lawyer at the Estates Commissioners; death notice (obituary, 17/04/1917) Bailey William Wellington 06/10/1910 Plassy rubber merchant; (obituary, 6/10/1910) (funeral report, 08/10/1910) Bailiff Land 29/09/1821 Co, Kerry of Mr. Bateman of Elmgrove murdered between Abbeyfeale and Fort Bainbridge Michael 04/08/1824 Bainbridge Michael 09/03/1825 Attyflin Baird E. J. 18/03/1911 Newcastle West bank official; funeral report Baird Richard 09/12/1840 James Street Royal Navy Baird Thomas Maiden 22/04/1840 Merchants' Quay Baker Agnes 10/01/1911 Ashbourne, Limerick widow of Robert Richard Baker; death notice Baker Agnes (née O'Farrell) 18/03/1924 Leicester, England daughter of Jane O'Farrell, North Strand; obituary Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Baker Alfred B. 24/10/1905 secretary of Corporation Gas Committee; funeral report (condolences 26/10/1905)( condolences 28/10/1905) Baker Alicia 15/03/1848 Dominick Street wife of James Baker, late of Limerick Baker C. C. M. 14/01/1905 Lismacue, Bansha Y.M.C.A. supporter, spoke frequently at Munster Hall Limerick Baker Catherine 24/02/1931 18 Frederick Place widow of late Julius Baker of Ballingrane, Co. Limerick, death notice Baker Catherine Mary 05/07/1881 George Street dau. of Edward Baker, death notice Baker Edward 26/03/1921 8 O'Connell Street death notice Baker Edward Standish 03/07/1886 Dublin son of late Robert Richard Baker, Green Park, Limerick, death notice Baker Eliza 10/02/1836 Baker Place dau of Richard Baker Baker Emma 08/08/1863 101 George Street aged four months, dau of John W. Baker, also of Mount Catherine, Co. Clare Baker female (Mrs.) 28/01/1812 Ennis, Co. Clare Baker female (Mrs.) 15/02/1832 Ennis of Meelick Baker female (Mrs.) 05/04/1854 Torquay wife of William R. Baker of Lisnacue, co. Tipp., dau of Charles Conyers of George's Street Baker female (Mrs.) 19/12/1882 George Street wife of Edward Baker, death notice Baker female (Mrs.) 01/12/1906 Newmarket on Fergus mother of E.W.Baker, Cecil St. Baker George Gustavus, Rev. 08/10/1815 The Glebe House, O'Brien's Bridge, Co. Limerick Baker George Gustavus, Rev. 08/10/1816 The Glebe House, O'Brien's Bridge, former Rector of Killeely and Prebend of Lattin, Co. Tipperary Co. Clare Baker Hugh 16/05/1801 Tipperary Captain of the Yeoman Infantry Baker Jennie 01/01/1898 George Street aged 19, dau of Edward Baker, merchant (death report 01/01/1898) Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Baker John 02/01/1912 Market Alley suicide; inquest report Baker John Denvir 05/08/1922 son of late Edward Baker, Limerick; death notice Baker John Richard 03/12/1912 Ashbourne, Limerick bank official; obituary Baker Lilian (Sister Mary John) 12/03/1896 Novitate, St. Anne's D'Auray, France aged 19, dau of Edward Baker of George Street, Limerick (death report 12/03/1896) Baker Lucinda 01/06/1853 Massey Lodge, Co. Tipperary d. at residence of her son, Rev. H. L. Baker of Ballygawley, widow of Hugh Ryes Baker; sister of Lord Chief Justice of Queen's Bench, dau of Anthony Lefroy of Limerick city, Col. 13th Light Dragoons Baker Mary 20/01/1838 Baker Place wife of Richard Baker, Ballycar, Co. Clare Baker Pauline 03/11/1932 Brookeborough, Co. Fermanagh dau of Edward Baker, O'Connell Street, sister of Mrs. G. O'Donovan, Lansdowne Villas Baker Richard 02/06/1815 Limerick late of Ennis, Co. Clare Baker Richard 24/06/1843 George Street aged 35, solicitor Baker Richard 01/01/1853 Rochdale, Lancashire, UK aged 89, of Townhead, brother of Robert Baker, Limerick Baker Richard S. 01/06/1831 Thomas Baker Robert 10/02/1836 Baker Place Baker Robert Carroll 27/03/1894 (funeral report, 31/3/1894) (death notice 27/3/1894) (notice of funeral 29/3/1894) Baker Robert R. 24/09/1885 Greenpark, Ballinacurra death notice Baker Thomas 11/02/1852 Vize's Fields son of Robert Baker Baker Vincent 09/01/1894 buyer at Cannock & Co. (death notice 9/1/1894) Baldwin Albert Henry 13/03/1926 accountant with Limerick Chronicle; death notice (funeral report, 16/03/1926) Baldwin Charles William 25/10/1944 7 Upper Clanbrassil Street, Dublin funeral to St. Munchin’s Church, Limerick Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Baldwin Florence & Robert 10/01/1882 Limerick children of J. A. Baldwin, death notice Baldwin John Augustus 20/10/1885 son of late J. A. Baldwin, Headview, Lismore, Co. Waterford, death notice Baldwin Louis, Rev. 17/02/1947 Franciscan Friary buried Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery Baldwin Marion 27/08/1910 North Strand widow of J. A. Baldwin; announcement (funeral report, 30/08/1910) Baldwin Solomon 28/05/1831 Cartown Baldwin Sophie Adelaide (Lily) 17/01/1918 Ballinacurra Terrace wife of J. A. Baldwin; death notice Baldwin unknown 02/11/1918 10 O'Connell Street acknowledgement Ball Anthony Joseph 19/01/1859 Adare aged 10 months, son of Thomas Ball Ball Benjamin Marcus General 14/04/1841 formerly of the 40th Regt. Ball Elizabeth 18/05/1905 4 Alphonsus Place widow of Samuel Ball; death notice Ball Ella Victoria 07/01/1871 Lincoln Place, New Street aged 11 weeks, dau of William Ball Ball female (Mrs.) 24/02/1783 The Parade wife of Joseph Ball Ball female (Mrs.) 14/01/1875 Ashgrove, Finglas, Co. Dublin wife of Godfrey Massy Ball; dau. of late Godfrey Massy, Ballywire, Co. Limerick; death notice Ball Frederick Albert 17/12/1892 6 Mount Vincent Terrace death notice, aged 11 years, son of William and Mary Ball,(further death report 17/12/1892) Ball George Joseph Dickson 30/10/1866 Balbriggan, Co. Dublin aged 23, son of Godfrey Massy Ball, grandson of Capt. Godfrey Massy, late of Ballywire, Co. Limerick Ball Godfrey Massey 27/04/1859 Co. Meath aged 18, son of Godfrey Massey Ball, grandson of late Godfrey Massey, Ballywire, Co. Limerick Ball Hanby 13/06/1939 Limerick (?) death notice, daughter of John Ball, Limerick, buried at Mount Jerome Cemetery Ball Hannah 27/10/1863 Tritonville wife of William Ball, interred in Adare Churchyard Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Ball J. H. 04/02/1908 Rathbane analyst at Limerick Condensed Milk Company; obituary Ball James 08/03/1848 Rour, Adare Ball John 17/02/1849 Westport Inspector of Revenue Police, son of Mrs. Furnell of Limerick Ball Mary Lowery 17/02/1912 Bedford, England, U.K. widow of William Ball and formerly of Limerick; funeral report Ball Robert G. 08/11/1948 68 Lansdowne Park solicitor, buried Charleville, Co. Cork Ball Thomas 11/08/1864 Mondelihy House, Adare aged 43, son of Hon. Mr. Justice Ball, d. at 85 Stephen's Green, Dublin, res of his father (funeral report 16/08/1864) Ball W. (Mr.) 05/02/1814 Killaloe, Co. Clare Ball William 28/05/1903 6 Mount St. Vincent Terrace buyer with Cannock & Co; funeral report (death notice, 26/05/1903) Ballard Margaret 05/03/1853 High Street wife of Richard Ballard, chandler, sister of Rev. James O'Regan, P.P. of Fedamore Ballard Michael 15/05/1841 Castleconnell aged 21 Ballard Richard 20/05/1826 Mungret Street Ballard Richard 08/05/1862 High Street aged 82 Ballingal Robert R. 02/08/1928 Argyllshire, U.K. former estate manager to Earl of Dunraven; obituary Balmer Henry Blennerhassett 04/03/1826 Castleconnell Balmer Isabella 13/02/1822 Castleconnell Balmer John F. 28/09/1844 Park Lane, Leeds, U.K.
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    Mr Darragh Cullinan SE Water- S Ervi

    I Environmentai Protection Agency An Ghniomhoreocht um Choomhnli Comhshooil Headquarters, PO Box 3000 Mr Darragh Cullinan Johnstown Castle Estate S.E. Water- S ervi ces (Opei-at 1oils ) County Wexford, Ireland Wexford County Council Ceanncheathru, Bosca Poist 3000 Eastat Chaislean Bhaile Sheain Spawell Road Contae Loch Garrnan Eire Wexford T +353 53 91 6 0600 F: t353 53 91 6 0699 County Wexford E. [email protected] W: w.epa.ie LoCali. 1890 33 55 99 27 January 20 1 1 Re: AcknowledEement in accordance with Regulation 2.5(c)(i) of the Waste Water Discharg (Licensing Regulations) 2007, as amended, in resp&~f waste water discharge Certificate of Authorisation Al2plications in respect of the Agglomerations iiaiiied Adanistown and Environs, Artliurstown and Environs, Balliiicla~Einaiid Environs, Ballycullane and Environs, Ballygoiiiaii and Environs, Ballyliack and Environs, Ballvhine and Environs, Ballyhoge and Environs, Ballywilliani and Environs, Bolevogue and Environs. Bree and Environs, Cama and Environs, Castledockrell aiid Environs, Clohamon and Environs, Clongeeii and Environs, CrossabeP and Envii-om, Davidstowii and Environs, Glenbi-ien aiid Eiiviroiis. Kilmysliall and Eiivirons, IGlteaiv aiid Environs, Lady's Isiand and Eiivii-oils, Lough and Environs, Marshalstown aiid Environs, Moiiagear and Environs, Mumtown and Environs. Newbawri and Environs, Oilgate aiid Environs, St Rrigids Terrace (Tellorouelit) and Environs. Dear Mr Cullinan I refer to the abo\,e referenced applications for waste water discharge certificates of authorisation which wei-e received by the Agency on 3 1 /OW201 0 and to other iiifoimatioii in respect of a iiuiiiber of the applications received by the Agency in reply to its notifications in accordance with Regulation 25(c)(ii)).