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1606 COUNTY DUBLIN DiRKC'TOKY. Coolemine. Kirkpatrick, Alex. esq. J.P. Coolemine house Smith, Mr. Thomas Smith, Mrs. Woodville Knockmaroon. See CJuxpelizod. AXulhuddart. Bishop, Mr. J. Dainestown Carr, Mr. George, Macetown Carr, Mr. John, Parsleekstown Carr, Mr. Michael, Hartstown Donnelly, Miss, post office Hartford, Mr. Richd. Buzzardstown Hoey, Mr. Patrick, Buzzardstown Hoey, Mrs. Mary, Buzzardstown CHAPELIZOD. : Lacy, Thomas, smith and farrier iLeckin, Mr. John, Whitestown Ledvvidge, Mrs. B. MacFarlane, II. J. esq. J.P. Hunstown house Maher, Patrick, esq. Tyrrellstown POST OFFICE—Miss Donnelly Scriven, J. E. esq. Powerstown house i Wilkinson, John, esq. Powerstown CHAPELIZOD, a village partly in Palmerstown parish, Uppercross barony, but chiefly in the parish of the same name, Castleknock barony, Dublin county, three miles W. from the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of 63 acres. Population, 1,958, inhabiting 255 houses. It is partly situate on the river Liffey, on the high road to Gal way, and near to the Great Southern and Western line of Railway. It is said to derive its name from La belle Izod, daughter of Kino Aengus. King William <strong>III</strong>. spent several days in it; and prior to the erection of the Viceregal lodge, it was the country residence of the Viceroy. Its buildings are, a Church, with an ivied tower, a Roman Catholic Church, a Dispensary, a National School, and Metropolitan Police Station. Omnibuses run between College-green, Golden-bridge, and Inchicore every half hour, from 9, A.M., to 10, P.M. NOKTH SIDE. Brady, Mr. James, Parkview Broadbent, R. hotel keeper Burke, William, postmaster Caffrey, Eliza, tavern, Park lane Callaghan, P. J. esq. Sunnybank CHAPELIZOD CHTJBCH — Rev. Albert Irwin Macdonagh, incumbent; Rev. E. Hallam, curate Chapelizod Mills —J. H. Hoey, and Co. flax spinners and linen and thread manufacturers CHAPELIZOD R.C. CHAPEL—Rev. Canon Lynch,P.P. ; Rev. L. Carthy,curate Corlett, Henry Lee, esq. Inchicore Drummond Institute for Orphan Daughters of Soldiers, Mulberry hill Fitzpatrick, Joseph, shopkeeper Healy, Mrs. laundress, Liffey vale Hoey, J. H. esq. Chapelizod house Hughes, Rev. W. curate of Castleknock, Ashview Macdonagh, Rev. Albert Irwin, incumbent of Chapelizod church M'Ginness, Andrew, grocer Malone, Richard, engraver Mulreany, Charles, scrapping and plating works—New Holland iron mills Neill, Robert, woollen manufacturer, Red mills Palmerstown house—vacant Peat, Benjamin, & Co. woollen manuf. POST OFFICE—Wm. Burke,postmaster Spring, Henry Richard, esq. Johnstown house Swallow, James, builder, Liffey vale WaBier, John, grocer and baker,
CLONDALKIX—CLONSKEAGH. 1601 Caldbeck, William, esq. J.P. Movie Durie, Mrs. Neilstown Park Fagan, John, paper mills, Sallypark CLONDALKIN CHURCH—Rev. David Farran, Joseph, farmer, Robin Hood John Reade, rector, Glebe-house Finlay, Rev. John W. j.p. Corkagh CLONDALEIN ROMANCATHOLIC CHAPEL Fishbourne, Jos. esq. Cheeverstown I —Rev.John Moore, P.P.; Rev. Fitzglbbon, Gerald, esq. Master in P. Warren, c.c. Clondalkin ifmiastery—Rer. A. Colgan, chaplain; Thos. B. Fahy, superior Clondalkin T>ispensarr/—Henry Fitzgibbon, M.D. medical officer Convent Presentation — Superioress, Mrs. Mule ah y Cummins, Mrs. Newlands Donnelly, Richard, tavern keeper, 9th lock, Grand Canal Bowling, Bridget, farmer Doyle, Denis, esq. Miltown Duffel], John, esq. Dunn, William, esq. Collinstown ho. | 1 Martin, J. esq. Nangor Mullins, J. W. esq. Newlands M'Intire, Robert, esq. Cloverhill Nolan, Edward, esq. Killeen Nolan, Messrs. paper mills, Killeen Pierce, Mr. W. Redcow Chancery, Larkfield Poe, Captain, Orchard house Fitzgibbon, Henry, M.D. POST OFFICE—Mrs. Eliza Hegarty, Flannagan, Miss, Red Cow postmistress Flood, Messrs. brick & lime manufac Powell, Captain, Floraville turers & farmers, Fox & Geese RAILWAY STATION —- James Doyle, Fowler, Peter, esq, Raheen house stationmaster Gerraghty, Mrs. Rockfield Reade, Mrs. St. Ronan's Grierson, Philip, esq. Kilcarbery Roper, Thomas, esq. Moyle park Hughes, Mrs. Jane, farmer, Danesrath Rorke, Laurence B. esq. Knockmitten Keating, J. esq. Clonburris house Smith, Philip, Bettyfort Kennedy. Dr. Evory, j.p. Belgard, Staunton, Charles, esq. Cappagh 3G4L 10s. West, Miss, Gallinstown Long, Thomas, esq. Wheatfield Whitton, W. esq. Cappaghmore Mac Donald, E. esq. St. Mark's Wise, S, esq. Drimna lodge CLONSKEAGH. CLONSKEAGH, a village in the parish of St. Mary's, Donnybrook, barony and county of Dublin, three miles 8. from the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of 68 acres. There is a male and female National school. Population 310 inhabiting 54 houses. It is situated on the river Dodder, and on the road to Enniskerry. It contains two hammer-smith iron works. The neighbourhood is studded with gentlemen's seats and neat villas Vergemount is a pretty range of houses close to the village. Roebuck, a district half a mile further on, is covered with elegant mansions and demesnes, the principal of which is the castle of that name, the seat of E P Westby, esq. Milltown is less than half a mile to the right of Clonskeagh, in the parish of Milltown, Uppercross barony, and comprises an area of 185 acres. Population 863, inhabiting 132 houses. The Church of St Philip, which has recentlv been erected, is situate at Teraple-road, Rathmmes, adjoining the Milltown railway station. There is a small Roman Catholic Church. The Parish Church is situate at St. Mary's Simmonscourt, Donnybrook, Three omnibuses ply to Clonskeagh from Dublin several times a day. Ashton, William, blacksmith WCilltown. jLuscombe, Tooke C. esq. Milltown Byrne, John, vintner p. 3mtown.—Uppercross B. L Cas ^ e » 43J - Henshaw, Thos.
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