LH CXOO 012374 9667 i iiiiimifii Leabharlanna Atha Cliath Theas LOCAL STUDIES Inv/OO : 71SS Price IRES0.00 Title: Post office Dublin di Class: 941.5 fctnort tl)t Datronagr of $ts JHarrsts's $Oisnnasttr=<@ejmal. THE POST OFFICE BLIN DIRECTORY AND CALENDAR, FOR 1910, ith New Map of the City of Dublin and Environs. ^euentn-etsbtli gtmuuil yubluaticm; DUBLIN: T.HO M k C 0. (LIMITED), 8 7, 8 8, k 8 9, ABBEY S IR E E T, Aim ATI ROOKSELLEKS. Price Eight Shillings ?ut. ffl COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY. Purefov, Rev. A. D. The Rectory 427. Prole, Mr. R. J. Clayton-terrace Hibernia-terrace. Saunders, Miss Mary, Neio Holland JRea, John, Boundary villa, 77 NORTH BIDE. iron mills Royal Irifh Constabulary Station — Chnptlizol. Smyth, Mr. P. D.M.P. 7/. P. Donovan, sergt. in charge SI. 1 O'Reilly, Rev. E. c.c. St. Josephs convenU Mount Sackviile 12*. Saville, Win. J. Claj ton-terrace 2 Henderson, Molina Sf B-POST OFFICE—Miss Margt. Fitz- 7?. Spendlove, Mr. R. Belgrove 881. 3 Sherdan, J. patrick, sub-postmistress m. Sunnybank —vacant, 17?. 4 Andrews. J. 61. Tubb, Fras. sergt. B.H.M.S. St.MartyV Tierney, Luke, Gravel quarry 5 Johns, W« 61. Williamson, Mr. William: Clajton-ter. Wade, Mr. S. Park view-ter. 4?. 5*. 191. Walker, Miss' B. vintner, Kildart: SOUTH SIDE. Tavern Knockmaroon-blii. A WAH LETTER-BOX at Palmerston Walters, M. L.R.C.P. and s.i. medical P. of Castleknock.^CasUeknock B. Mills and at Boundary villa. officer for Chapelizod and Golden- Boyle, M. J. grocer, Strawberry beds Ennis, Mrs. Mary, vintner, Strawberry Anderson, J. relieving officer, Moun­ bridge districts beds tain view White, Fredk. S. D. de Vere, solr., Flynn, Mrs. Mardyke mills Eannin, P. Sabine-terrace, 12L LL.D. Kilmoylan. and law dept Guinness, Hon. Arthur Ernest, Glen- Dispensary for Palraerstown District— Broadstone station, M.G.W.BY. maroon, 961. Dr. G. M'Mahon, medical officer 'Vilson, Wm. esq.^King's house 45/. Scully, Mrs. Strawberry beds Dockeray, Dr. John A. Culmore 88?. Vincent, John, Knockmaroon cottage Finnegan, Mrs. Teresa, prov. dealer,; White, Mr. J. Glenville Bridge house Ballyfermot. Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth, vintner and Ging, C. grocer, &c. Bridge Inn restaurant, Strawberry hall SOUTH SIDE. Godley, Mrs. C. Fonthill ' Willoughby, J. Knockmaroon park Healy, Timothy M. esq. K.C. M.P. P. of BaUyferrnot.— Uppercross B. gate Glenaulin, 801. \ Hitchcock, John A. esq. FonthiLl, and Bearman,H. T. Annamore F,oad from Knockmarooa 18 Fownes's-street Elliott, Mrs. M. Stone house Kerrins, J. R.i.c. Parkview-ter. 4s. 5s. Fortin, Robt. H. general managers bill to the Red Mills. Mackey, Miss E. Orchard lodge D.B.Co. (ltd.J Whitecross P. ofCantltknorh.—Castleknoei B. Maycock, Elizabeth, Sabine-terrace, Geraghty, Mr. P. Ballyfermot cottage 151. Lawlor, Patrick, farmer St. IMCary's-terrace. M'Mahon, Mr. William, Mayfield-ho. Murray, James, vintner, Ballyfermot 1 Dunbar. Mr. T. builder, <Src. 10L 10*. Mangan, Mrs. Iff. Quarryvale bridge •2 Ilogan, Mr. T. 10?. 105. Murphy, Mrs. Annie Ouseley, St. j0'Meara,CoraeliuP,carptr.Th e Grange 3 Palmer, Mr. Ernest J. B. Registry Laurence Spring, Mrs. Johnstown house of Titles. 9?. lo/. (VDonoghue, D. J. Clayton-terrace Springvale—vacant 4 Powell, Mr. Thos. S, 91, 10.s. OLOGHRAN HUDDART—see FINGLAB. CLONDALKIN. CLO .VDALKIN. an inland parish and village, partly in Newcastle, but chiefly in Uppercross barony, Dublin counity,4 ^ miles S. W. from Dublin, comprising an area of 4,777 acres, of which 44 are in the village. Population, 2,179 ; of village, 470, inhabiting 88 houses. It is situated near the ninth lock of the Grand Canal, and close to the line of the Great Southern and Western Railway, of which it is the first station from Dublin. Jt was anciently named Cluain-Dolcan, and by the Danes Dun-awley. The village consists chieliy of one irregular street, of small bat neatly built houses and cottages. The only public buildings are the Parish Church, a small plain modern building, and a neat Roman Catholic Church. It has Almshouses for destitute widows, a Dorcas Institution, Lying-in Hospital, and Dispensary, a Parochial and twTo National Schools, and a Constabulary Police Station. The ancient round tower is the nearest structure of the kind to the metropolis, and is in good preservation. It stands 100 feet high, and is 15 feet in diameter, covered with a conical root of stone. Archdale, Nicholas F. esq. J.P Clover Clondalkin Dispensary — Dr. G Bowling, Mr. Patrick, Galliimowu hill M'Mahon, medical officer Dowling, William P. farmer Clradalkin Monastery and Boarding Dowling, Mrs. 31 {. Aylward, Wm. F. Clover hill cottage School attcu-hed—Rer. J. Culb a I Drimnagh lodge—vaant, Baldonnell house—vacant, 18S(. Ids chapl.; Kev. J. B. Byrne, superior Dunn, Mrs. Kilnamanagh house, HOT Relview—-vacant CLONDALKINROMANCATHOLICCHTECH I Farran, George, esq., Redcow, Blackham, Chas. esq. Battymount —Rev. James Baxter, *.?.; Rev. Farran, Joseph, farmer, Robin Hood Michael Traynor, c.c. Firtlay, Colonel Henry T. esq. J.F. Blackham, Richard, esq , Ralh mount Convent, Presentation — Superioress, Corkagh, 2C01. Brewster, Hy. Rockfield Mrs. Catherine Dunne Finlay, Mrs Emily, Kilmatead Burnside, Mrs. Towerville Courtney, II. P. Garroch tbcFgi Fitzgerald, W., Raheen house Carey, W. Bailyraount house Cullen, Peter, brick and lime manufr. Furlong, Mrs. grocer and prov. dealer Cheeverslown EsLtte and farmer, Fox and Geese—res. Grierson, P. H. esq Kilcarberry Obeeverstown houae—vacant Airfield, :VJ. Hanlon, Christopher, farmer and lime burner < hii'dren's Convalescent Bbmt Oavis, Fercy. esq. Mountain view Diokson, \l".F. May field j Hart, Thos. Bettjiord Church. Captain, Ellenfield Donnelly, Thomas, tavern and prov. Hughes, Mr. Chailes Xtmgor CLOSDALE.;* OHCBCH OK IRELAND— stores, Grand Canal j Hughes, Mr. Robt. Danesr»t& bo. lit, Rev. Berkley Briatow, I>.D. rector, Dowd, Bernard, esq. Jfewlandjj I Jacob, Mr. Edward, si, ir)g. Glebe-housre l>otvd. James, <sq. Cappagh Killeeu—vacant CliONDAUClX—CLONTARF. 583 Lawlor, John J. esq. J.P. Irishtown Mulcahy, Morgan, esq. burr. Larkfietd Smith, Joseph esq, NeilBtown house Mullins, John Hawksby, esq. New- Stoney, Mrs. St. Ronan Lawrence, Capt. Orchard house, 35?. lands house SUB-POST OFFICE—Mrs, E. Begarty Lawrence, Lady, Bel^ard, 3641. 10*. Murphy, Charles, Sail j park, sub- postmistress O'Connor, Mrs. W. Whitehall M'Causland, Hon. Mr«. Collinatowij; Tallun, Patrick, esq. Newlauds villa house, 1601. RAILWAY STATION -P. Delahunty, The Ky,iock'2 Paper Oujnr-any, W. M'Gann, Thomas, esq. Cappagh- stationmaster 3 11. Tkt Mill Company, Caiuac house houst: Roy, W. Claremount Vacant—The Rectory, HO. 10*. M'Kenna, Michael, esq. Wheatfield, Ryves, Major Thomas J. (retired), 07L J.P. Movie park, 78Z. 10s. Walsh, Waiter, esq. J.P. Kings- Mahood, John, esq. Brookside Rorke, Laur. B. esq. Kuockmitten, wood Masterson, Mrs. Ballyowen 21.U Walsh, Miss K. Kingswood house Moore, Mra. Clonburris house St. Mark's—vacant Watson, Mrs. Forbes, Cappngu- Morgan, Edward Mulcahy, esq. Lark- Simpson, Norman, mill manager, more held Sallypark, a&L Whelan, William Suil-na-Tirf- CLOHSILLA. Arnott, Maiwell, Greenmount Lynam, C. If. Barnhill SUB-POST OFFICE—Mrs. C. Mahon, Balle, John, farmer, Porters town Mackey, Mr. Patrick, Stirling s ub-postmistres s Bobbet, V. esq. Hansfield ho. 3101. Mackey, Mr. William, Sunnybank Watt, Samuel, Hilltown Brooke, Hon. Mrs. Lohunda park, Maher, J. J. Williamstown house Warren, Laurence, farmer, Astagob 111'. M'Grane, Christopher, esq. School- West, Mr. Richard, Astagob CLONSILLA Car/Ben or IBELAND— house Wilson, Richard, esq., Diswellstown Rev. H. Browne, rector Murphy, Mr. D. Barnhill, 222?. ClonsiUa National Schools — Mrs. Neil, William, grocer, &c. Coalmine. M'Grane and Miss A. M'Donnell. POBTESSTOWN R. C. CUCECH—Rev. Balfe, William, farmer teachers Patrick Butler, c.c. Callaghan, Mr. 11. Pcrterstowu Daly, Mr. James, Hartstown, 194?. Quain, Richard, esq. Allendale, o5?. Connor, Mrs. Dewhurst, Mrs. Greenmount, 41!. Railicaii Station—A. Reid, station- Dillon, C. Doonholm, SM. Gaffney, Mrs. Barberstown, £22?. master Dunne, Mr. Patrick, Limelawn, 79?. Gore, Hcgh, ClonsiUa cottage Ringwcod, Arthur Godfrey, Annhekl Eager, Mr. Robert, Abbey cottage Grogan, Mr. James, Pebblestown, 80?. Rooney, Henry, esq. Pebblestown, Ellis, Mrs. Woodville Harford, Mr. P. Westmanstown U7L 10«. Goodwin, M. harness mkr. Blo.inneld Hartley, Lieut,-Colonel, Beechpark, Smith, Edward, esq. Mount view Hoare, Mr W. Rocktield i6o:. Smith, John, >r. IK ST. C.E.I. assistant Hutton, Mr*. Sheepmore Hilliard, James, esq. Hartstown surveyor, co. Dublin, Kelly stow n Kii-kpatrick, Alex.esq. J.P. n.A.r.r. r». Jameson, J. 0. esq. Dolland cottage Coolmine house, 202?. Lovewell, G. H. provision merchant St. George, II. B. esq. J.?. CIr.nsilla M'Donnell, Mr. Patk. Woodvilla, 97?. Laidlaw, T. K. Luttrellstown, 797? lodge, and Screebe lodge, Maam Mackey, Mr. W. 14-i Lynam, P. Hartstown farm cross, via Galway. 84? Mangan, J. carpenter Lynam, Patrick, farmer, POrWstowri Steeds, Holhvey. capt. Ciorsilla house Murphy, Thomas, blacksmith CLONSKEAGH—[see PEMBROKE URBAN DISTRICT] CLONTARF AND DOLLYMOUNT. AMALGAMATED WITH THE CiTY OF DUBLIN BY ACT OF J'AI'.UA.MENT. lWO— FOR STREETS see CITY OF DUBLIN. CLONTAKF, a maritime parish and formerly a township in Coolock barony, Dublin county, three miles E.N.E. from the General Post Office, Dublin," comprising an area of 1*289 acres, of which 3o are occupied bv the " sheds'1 of Clontarf. It is a memorable place in Irish history, as the scene of a <u-eat battle fought bv King Brian Boromh. or Bom, on Good Friday, 1014. that put an end to the Danish power in Ireland, the details of which are variously and diiTusiveiy narrated by the native historians, and form, it is said, the subject of Gray's ode of the "Fatal Sisters." The Highroad skins the strand, and off it branch many important roads and avenues, which are lined with villas and houses.