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THE RESIDENTS 1887 -1900

1897- 1898- 1899- 1900
1 John Cagney - John Cagney - John Cagney - John Cagney
3 Mrs Simpson - Mrs Simpson - Mrs Powell - Mrs Powell
5 Wm. McLaughlin - Wm. McLaughlin - Wm. McLaughlin - Wm. McLaughlin
7 Bernard Leech - Bernard Leech - Bernard Leech - Bernard Leech
9 James Lyttle - James Lyttle - James Lyttle - James Lyttle
11 Mrs Aldritt - Mrs Aldritt - Mrs Gunning - Mrs Gunning
13 Mr J Cullen - Mr J Cullen - Mr J Cullen - Mr J Cullen
15 James Manson - James Manson - James Manson - James Manson
17 Mrs Whelan - Mrs Whelan - Mrs Whelan - Mrs Whelan
19 (1 PalmerVille)T Fitzpatrick - T Fitzpatrick - T Fitzpatrick - Mr T Fitzpatrick
21 (2 PalmerVille)Henry Cockburn - Henry Cockburn -Henry Cockburn - Joseph O'Hara
23 (3 PalmerVille)George Austen - Mr G Beard - Mr G Beard - Mr G Beard
25 (4 Palmerville)John McGrath - John McGrath - John McGrath - John McGrath -
Dodder Vale Rainsford & Co - Rainsford & Co - Vacant - Vacant
27 (1 Leah Terrace)Captain Brown -Mr J Mcloughlin - Mr J Mcloughlin - Mr J Mcloughlin
29 Mr R A Wells - Mr R A Wells - Mr R A Wells - Mr R A Wells
31 Mr R Harding - Mrs R Blandfox - Mrs R Blandfox - Thomas Rice
33 Mrs Oliver - Mrs Oliver -Mrs Oliver - Mrs Oliver
35 Mr W Graham - Mr W Graham - Mr W Graham - Mr W Graham
37 William McGrath - William McGrath - William McGrath - William McGrath
39 Mrs Glasse - Mrs Glasse - Mrs Glasse - Mrs Glasse
41 T F McNamara - T F McNamara - T F McNamara - Richard Elley
43 William Clare - William Clare - William Clare - William Clare
45 Mrs Ruddle - Mrs Ruddle - Mrs Ruddle - Mrs Ruddle
47 J H Cathrew - J H Cathrew - John Byrne - John Byrne
49 (12 Leah Terrace) Mrs Straney - Mrs Straney - Mrs Straney - Mrs Straney
2 James Johnston - James Johnston - Joseph Garrett - Robert Graham
4 William Brown - William Brown - Mr T White GPO - Mr T White GPO
6 Mrs Lindsay - Mrs Lindsay - Mrs Lindsay - Mrs Lindsay
8 W Treacy - Charles Frengley - Mr P J Gormley - Mr P J Gormley
Dodder Lodge Thomas Alpin - Thomas Alpin - Thomas Alpin - Thomas Alpin
Davis Tce 1 Charles Turner - Charles Turner - Charles Turner
2 John Howe - John Howe - John Howe
Rosemount 1R Patterson GPO - R Patterson GPO - R Patterson GPO - R Patterson GPO
2 Mr W Barry - Mr W Barry - Mr W Barry - Mr W Barry
3 Mr G Murray - Mr G Murray - Mr G Murray - Mr G Murray
4 Mr J Mullally - Mr J Mullally - Mr J Mullally - Mr J Mullally
5 Mr W Pickman - Mr W Pickman - Mr W Pickman - Mr W Pickman
6 Mr R Leslie - Mr R Leslie - Mr R Leslie - John Gill
7 Mr Joseph Woods - Mr Joseph Woods - Mr Joseph Woods - Mr Joseph Woods
8 Mrs B Shea - Mrs B Shea - Mrs B Shea - Mrs B Shea
9 Miss Treacy - Thomas Thompson - Thomas Thompson - Thomas Thompson
10 Mr E McLoughln - Mr E McLoughln - Thomas C Murphy - Edwin McLoughlin
11 Mr T C Murphy - Mr T C Murphy - Mr T C Murphy - Mr T C Murphy
12 Mr A Orr - Mr J Hoey - Mr J Hoey - Mr J Hoey


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THE RESIDENTS 1842-1844

JOHN IRWIN
JOHN WISEHEART
JANE BLOOD
ROBERT LANDLEY
ROBERT HUTCHINSON

THE RESIDENTS 1841

JOHN IRWIN
JOHN WISEHEART
JANE BLOOD
REVEREND RICHARD SHIEL
ROBERT HTCHINSON

THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE

June 1921 in the midst of the Irish War of Independence local Head Constable Fry of the Royal Irish Constabulary was shot as he walked along London Bridge Road with his wife.

ALL IN THE NAME

London Bridge: The name of a wooden bridge that crossed the unruly River Dodder, built in the first years of the 19th century as a link between the Beggars Bush Barracks and St Matthew’s Church in Irishtown. The present three-span masonry arched bridge was installed in 1857. The river wall between London Bridge and New Bridge was considerably strengthened in 2007 and 2008.

Ennis Grove: Named for Edward Ennis (1883 – 1916), a local man accidentally killed in crossfire during the 1916 Rising.

Bath Avenue: Opened in 1792 and probably named for the bathing establishments on Irishtown Strand to which it connected. Some suggest a connection to the Marquess of Bath who was responsible for the maintenance of all British and Irish Coastguard Stations and Lighthouses, including Poolbeg. All houses on the south side of Bath Avenue were built between 1840 and 1872; before that this was a salt marsh and the road a mere lane.

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