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1642 COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY. Roe Laurence, P.C., Jamestown £24 10s. Routledge, F., Waterside Rowe, Tom, contractor and farmer. Ballybetagh £68 Russell, G. A., Dingle house £39 10s. Sandyford R. Catholic Church- Rev. J. Kelly, P.P.; Rev. Mark Curtis, C.C.. Gleneislleii; Rev. Brendan Lamb, C.C. Sally, Mrs. Silvester, Ball; corus1 Littlt £61 5?. Sisters of Charity, St. Bridget's, Springfield Gleneullen House—Vacant £47 Stevenson, Mrs., Knockrows £45 Sub-Post Office—T. H. Willis, hub postmaster £fr Sutton, John Henry. The Bridge £27 15s. Sutton, Mrs., Boghall £5 LOUGHLINSTOYm-see SHANKILL Toner, Alfred, St. Anne £12 Toole, P., carpenter, Moss cott, £9 Walsh, Charles. Glenorma £4 5s. Walsh, Chas., The Forge £4 Whelan. P., Ballycorus house £61 5s. Willis, E. & Son, grocers, &c. £9 Willis. T. H.. Greenmount £23 Wilson, Capt. Thos. F., Kingston £79 LUCAN Lucan, an inland town and parish in Newcastle barony. Dublin county, seven miles W. from Dublin, com prising an area of 1,126 acres. Population about 1,200. The town is prettily situated in a fertile vale, on the banks of the river Liffey, which is here crossed by a fine stone bridge of one arch. Its public buildings are, the Church of Ireland, a neat structure with a tower and spire, a large Roman Catholit Church, a Presentation Convent, a Methodist Church and Manse, and a Presbyterian Church and Manse. It has a Dispensary, a Lending Library, National Schools, and a Parochial Hall; also a Post Office and Telephone Exchange. In the grounds of Weston Lodge and Leixlip Castle is the well-known and mucb frequented waterfall, called the Salmon Leap, which consists of a succession of rock ledges crossing th» Lifley, over which the fish dart at one bound. It forms a beautiful cascade, the picturesque effect of which is greatlv increased by the rich and lofty wooded banks of the river and the adjoining tastpfulh embellished demesne of Leixlip Castle. The Lucan sulphur spa is much frequented by visitors. There are regular daily 'bus services to Lucan from Aston's Quay, Dublin, and the Dublin Cnited Tramways Co. have now r a regular and frequent service. The village is lighted by electricity. Beattie, J., Glebe house £29 5s. Beattie, J.. Grange Castle, £95 Beilaney, Major, Esker-villa £137 10s. Bergin, D. J., Ballyowen house £19 5s. Biruie, Mr. The Mall £10 Blake, Mrs., Cruck £60 10s. Bolger, John, The Mall, £9 Cooldrinagh house—Vacant £92 15s. Brady, T., Church view Buggle, Peter, Old Spa £3 10s. Burke, Miss ML, Lismore ho.' £12 Byrne, Chris., Grange cottage £121 Byrne, Mrs. Daniel, Ballyowen cottage £112 10s. and £3 10s. Esker Abbey—Vacant £37 Cassidy, Patrick, Airlie £155 Carroll. Mrs.. Greenvale £12 Chambers. Irvine. Grange, £118 Cleminson, J., Mill bank £10 Collins. J., victualler £11 Convent (Presentation)—Sister M. Antonia O'Shea, superioress Co-operative Stores—Lawnce. Cully, manager £9 15s., £18 Co. Dublin Libraries, Lucan Branch —Librarian, Terence Brady Cromer, John, painter, decorator, and builder £30 10s. Cuihane, Cornelius. Baliydowd Ballyowen—Vacant Cully, Laurence Cumiskey, E., Ballally Ho. Curran, K.. Baliydowd Daly, J. V., St." Anne's Devine, R. Doyle, Joseph, Beaumont, Dowd, Joseph, beer dealer, £67 5s. £224 £6 10s. vintner £16 £11 5s. £20 £20 £13| £13 Duke, Sean, The Round house £16 Dunne. Mrs. Christopher, vintner. De Burca, E.. Cooldrinagh £15 £13 Dwyer. Edward. Esker house £142 10s. Evans, Caot, C. D.. St. Helens £54 Exliiy, Geo., painter and decorator. Dodsboro house £14 and £1 Freeman. Wm., The Bungalow £S reeman, W. H., Mill house. £8 Freeman, W., Fairview, confectr. £14 Jaffney, Jos., Westmantown park, £83 10s. Gahan. Miss, restaurant £19 G art side, F.. Greenvale £18 Giblin, B., Royal Bank House iillman. Rev. D. Holmes, M.A., The Vicarage, £18 r»illtrap, Henry, victualler, £13 15s Giltrap, Samuel, grocer £26 Gilfap, Mrs., Baliydowd £48 31edhill, E., Demesne view £12 Ivy Cottage—Vacant £8 5s. Graham, Wm.. White House Halpin. J.. Vesey cottage £5 Hayden, James, Esker, sth. £99 15s. Henderson, J.. Woodville £263 Hermitage Golf Club £36 Mickey. W., Esker lodge £29 Hill and Sons, Ltd., woollen and tweed manufacturers, managing director— \V. Strangman HiU. res.—Ounavarra, Lucan £275 ins Hill, J. Howard. Clanaboy £29 Bill, W. Strangman. Ounavarra £50 Griffin lodge—Vacant £38 Hughes, J., W 7 Maloue, E., Hillsborough £135 10s. Macauiey, J., The Mall £11 McGloin, P. J- Somerton £173, £90 10s. M'Evoy, Miss, gTOcer, car owner, and victualler, £8 McMahon, Thos., Tubber cottage £75 McNaughton. N. S., Glenwood £137 Magaby, R., The Mall £9 15s. Moody. Chas., Baliydowd Moffett. Mrs. M., Rose cottage £6 Mooney, Mrs., Ardeen £154 5s. Mooney, J., Grange £115 Moore, Miss, grocery Moore. Mrs. Joseph, £16 10s. Moore, P. ( .. Lismore house Moore, R., The Cottage £17 Mullan, Saml., Yellow Walls, market gardener £86 10s. Murray. Edward, Riverview £8 Murray. Michael, Balgaddy, £112 Murphy. M.. Allenswood £218 Murphy, Mrs., Richview £12 National School—(Church of Ireland)—Mrs. E. Moonan, mistress National School—M. Rice, master National Hydro and Spa Hotel oodville Co., Ltd.* £398 10s. Hughes, Mrs.. Elizabeth, caretaker, O'Conor, Chas. Hugh, K.M., Lucan Esker cemetery house £292 03. Irwin. Rev. J. A. H., B.D., The O'Loughlin, J., Baliydowd £7 10s. Manse, Primrose Hill £30 O'Keeffe, Mrs.. Laracon £18 5s. Knight, C, harnessmaker £3 10s. O'Mahony, Miss A., merchant £7 Kennedy. Thomas, St Philomena's St. Catherine's, Leixlip £213 £94 I O'Neill. It., & Sons, Dodsboro' Leonard. Miss M. J.. Woodland cottage £7 Garage Leonard. James, Beech park, £65 O'Neill. Mrs. M., general merchant, Lucan Badminton Club—hon. sec, Limeview house £25 E. O'Neill £20 O'SuIlivan, Con., Lautaka Lucan Church—Rev. D. Holmes Phillips, John, Garden-house £15 Gill man. M.A. Post Office, Telephone Exchange— Lucan R. Catholic Church—Rev. F. Hooke, C.C. O'Neill, Miss M. (in charge) Lyons, Mrs., Coraville Presbyterian Church—Rev. J. A. H. Magahey, J., Sally house, £4 10s. Irwin, B.D.
Quigley, Mrs., Lucan hill £1871 Railway Station, G.S.R. — J. Carney, agent £48 5s- Railway Station, G.S.Rly. (late M.G.W. My.) . £29 10s. Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages—Vacant Reiliy, P. J., Lucan lodge £20 Roval Arms Hotel—Hughes, J. J. £18 Royal Bank of Ireland—Branch— mangr., Raymond Tarleton £8 Ruttle, Mrs., Esker-villa £11 5s. Ryan, Martin, Bleakstown house £157 15s. Saunders, Miss M.. confectioner Saunders, Thos. L.. Main-street £6 Saunders, Geo., Ballydowd St. Edmondsbury Branch Mental Hospital — matron, Miss H. McGovern Shackleton, George, & Sons (ltd.), flour millers and corn merchts., Anna Li (fey mills and Grangt mills £108 Shackleton, George, Anna Liffey House £108 Shackleton, George, jun., Clonbrone £28 Shackleton, John Wigbam, Anna Liffey mills, and Beech Park Clonsilla LUCAN—MALAHIDE. Shackleton Thomas S., Canonbrook £21 Smyth, T., shoemaker £» Smith, James, Ballydowd £4 Sub-Post Office—Sub-postmistress— Miss ML. O'Neill £8 5s. Tuohy, D., Ru sheen Twibill, C. J., E-sker Cottage Vesey Arms Inn—Doyle, J., prietor Waldron, John, Finnstown £7 £11 profit £287 Ward, W. H. Steward, Edmundsbury Wardell, Capt. John if., Wills brook £74 10s Whelan, James, Ballydowd £3 5s. Whelan, Martin, Main-st. £6 10s. Wilson, Rev. Chas., B.A., Epwtfrth £14 Woolfson, B.. Weston lodge £96 5s. Wood, Miss E., The Chalet £18 5s. THE CRESCENT. 1 Kennedy, J. 2 Vacant 3 Vacant 4 Vacant o Leonard, 6 Vacant Andrew 7 Brennan, J. 8 Sheehan, Dr. LUSK—see RUSH. £18 £12 £15 £12 £12 £12 £12 £12 VESEY COTTAGES. Keegan, Mrs. M. Harmon, P. J. Walker, Wm. Boggle, J. McDermott, H. J. McConnell, J. Farreil. Mathew Switzer. Mr. McGrath, W. Green, Jno. Cormac, Patrick Dodsboro-cottages. Dignam, J. Comiskey, J. Balfe. R Carroll. C. Graham, G. Graham. J. Murphy, C. Biflfe, & Murray, J. Barr, W, Byrne, J. Condron, M. Malone. J. Monaghan, J. Conwery. J. Madden. J. Martin. J. Bowling. J. Bevan. J. McGrath. Mrs. Thompson. M- Kelly, W. 1643 £4 £3 16s: £3 16s. £3 16s. £3 16?. t'3 IV, s. £3 16S. £3 16 s. £3 16s. £3 16s. £3 16s. £3 15s. £3 15s. £3 15s. £3 15 s. £3 15 s. £3 15s. £3 15 s, £3 15s. £3 15-. £3 IBs. £3 15s. MALAHIDE. mullAc ix>e. Malahide, * maritime town and parish in Cooiock barony, Dublin county, nine miles N. from Dubiia, compmmn an area of 1,126 acres. Population aboax, 1,500. The town is situated oa a narrow inlet of the sea, and adjacent to the Great Northern Railway. The castle is a large square medieval buiidmg, danked bv ioffcv circular towers, standing on a high limestone rock. Or the >riginal Castle little remains but the site, and that has been greatly enlarged. The principal front is embattled and the main entrance, which is under a splendid Gothic porch >s defended bv two circular towers. The grand hall is roofed with richly-carved ancient Irish oak, lighted by three large windows, with a gallery at the end. Among the many sp'endid apartments the Castle contains the most curious is that called the " oak chamber," ceiled and wainscot ed with richly-carved oak, in compartments, containing scriptural devices and lighted with a pointed window of stained glass. IP the drawing-room, among other valuable paintings, there is a small altar-piece painted by Albert Durer, said to have been originally in the oratory of Mary ^ueen of Scots, at Holyrood House. The demesne is adorned with groups of stately trees, and the grounds and gardens of the Castle are beautifully laid out- It is open on Wednesdays and Fridays to visitors, it has a targe and handsome boteL There is also ia Postal and Telegraph Office. There is a regular 'bus and train service between Dublin and Malahide. Rassett, B., chemist Bissett, P., contractor £15 3s. Carnegie Library — hon. sec. T. Cleary Cave, Rev. H. C, M.A., The Rectory £44 Pagan, Jos., solicitor. Rocabil, and 58 Parnell-square, Dublin Findlater, Alex.. & tu. rrocers £13 Grand Hotel—P. McCavanna, sec. £147 and £63 Hall, The Misses Hicks. Frederick, The Tower £27 H'AUister. Jos., Strand cotts. £8 M'Creadie, J., contractor £17 Malahide R.C. Church — Rev. Father Kelly, P.P.; Rev. J. Sexton. C.C. Malahide Inn—J. Hogan, proprietor £50 Malahide Baths—The Grand Hotel Co., limited £10 Malahide Coal Depot and Gas Works. T. "Burke. Manager £48 10s. Malahide Golf Club £S 15s., £1S. £11 Murray, Patk., Treeview £5 5s. NTugent, James, victualler £16 Railway Station — John Monnier. station-master £78 15s. Ridgeway, J., hairdresser Sub-Post Office—Miss M. J. Holton. sub-postmistress £18 Taylor, G. F., victualler £16 Wells, Sahuel, confectioner Winnett, Edward, sw^eeteries £h Weil-. Samuel, confectioner Bawn Cottages. Demesne road. 19 small cottages Carlisle-terrace. 1 Smith. Miss 2 Groves. Mrs. H. 3 Montgomery, Leslie 4 Thompson. Major 5 Kneafsev. Mies May 6 Golden, Mrs. 7 Armstrong, Mrs. 8 Taylor, G. F. Castle-terraee. 1 Talbot. Mrs. 2 Sexton, Rev. J., C.C. B Stack. James 4 Kieran. Miss 5 Grimes, Dr. Christopher £25 £55 £25 £25 £26 £26 £26 £26 £26 £16 £16 £16 £16
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