Porter's Guide and Directory
for North County Dublin
1912
Index to Porter's Directory 1912
Clondalkin
Clondalkin is an interesting village and parish in the Barony of Upper Cross, about 4 1/2 miles from Dublin, having a station on the Great Southern and Western Railway. Near the centre of the village is a round tower in an excellent state of preservation. The chief industry is the manufacture of paper by Messrs. Kynoch. The Catholic Church is a neat and imposing structure. The Nuns of the Presentation Order have charge of the Girls' National Schools. There is also a Carmelite Monastery, attached to which is a high-class Boarding School, and a Boys' National School conducted by the Christian Brothers, founded in 1813. There are several almshouses for destitute widows, a lying-in hospital, a dorcas institution, dispensary and police barrack. Population, about 450.
CATHOLIC CHURCH - Rev. James Baxter, P.P.; Rev. Michael Traynor, C.C.
CHURCH OF IRELAND - Rev. Good, The Glebe.
POST OFFICE - Telegrams and Money Orders. Mrs. Hegarty, Postmistress.
FREE LIBRARY - Managed by a Local Committee.
CLONDALKIN DISPENSARY - Dr. J. McMahon, Medical Officer.
CLONDALKIN R.I.C. BARRACKS - Michael Casey, Sergt., and four Constables..
Clondalkin Residents
A
Archdale, Nicholas F., Cloverhill
Aylward, Wm. F., Cloverhill Cottage
B
Baxter, Rev. James, P.P., The Presbytery
Blackham, Charles, Ballymount
Burnside, Mrs., Towerville
C
Carey, Wm., Ballymount House
Clayton, J., Cheeverstown House
Clondalkin R.I.C. Barracks, Michael Casey, Sergt., and four constables
Children's Convalescent Home. Miss Kilpatrick, Lady Superintendent.
Clondalkin Church of Ireland, Rev. Good, Incumbent
Church, Captain, Elmfield
Clondalkin Dispensary, Dr. J. McMahon, Medical Officer
Clondalkin Free Library. Managed by a Local Committee
Courtney, H.P., Garrick Lodge
Cullen, Peter, Brick and Lime Manufacturer, Airfield
D
Davis, Peter, Mountain View
Delahunty, P., Station Master
Dickson, H.F., Mayfield
Donnelly, Thomas, Grocer and Vintner
Dowd, Bernard, Newlands
Dowd, james, Cappagh
Dowling, Patrick, Galvinstown
Dowling, Mrs.
Dowling, Wm. P. Farmer
Dunne, Mrs., Kilnamanagh
F
Farren, George, Family Grocer, Tea, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Red Cow
Farren, Joseph, Farmer, Robin Hood
Finlay, Col. Henry, J.P., Corcagh
Fitzgerald, W., Raheen House
Furlong, Mrs., Grocer and Vintner
G
Grierson, P.H., Kilsarberry
Gogarty, Laurence, Bootmaker
Good, The Rev., Rector, Clondalkin
H
Hart, Michael, Vintner
Hayward, Mr., Rockfield
Hanlon, Christopher, Farmer and Lime Burner
Hart, Thomas, Bettyford
Healy, Thos. F., Grocer and Vintner
Holmes, Mrs., Moylepark
Hughes, Charles, Nangor
Hughes, Robert, Deansrath
J
Jacob, Edward
K
Kynochs Ltd., Manufacturers of Ammunition, Papers, Glazed Casings, Ticket Papers, Postcard Boards, Imitation Parchment, and Browns, Clondalkin and Inchicore. N.C. Simpson, Manager
L
Lawlor, John, J., Irishtown House
Leahy, John, Victualler
M
McCausland, The Hon. Mrs., Collenstown House
McGann, Thomas, Cappagh House
McMahon, Dr., Brooklands
Masterson, Mrs., Ballyowen
Monastery of Mount St. Joseph; Boarding School and National School attached; conducted by the Christian Brothers; founded 1813. Rev. Bro. P.J. Byrne, Superior
Mooney, Mr., Baldonnell House
Moran, W.P., Draper and Hardware
Mulcahy, Morgan, B.L., Larkfield
Mullens, John, Newland House
Murphy, Christopher, Sallypark
Murphy, James, Sallypark
O
O'Connor, Mrs., Whitehall
P
Ponsonby, The Misses, Orchard House
Presentation Convent. In charge of the National Schools
R
Raleigh, Patrick, Grocer and Vintner
Rourke, Laurence, Knockmitten
Roy, Wm., Claremont
S
Simpson, N.C., Manager of Messrs. Kynoch's Paper Mills
Smith, Joseph, Neilstown
Somers, Joseph P., Builder and Contractor, Robin Hood
Stoney, Mrs., St. Ronan
Sub-Post Office. Mrs. Hegarty, Postmistress
T
Tallon, Patrick, Newlands Villa
The Mill Co., Camac
Traynor, Rev. Michael, C.C.
V
Valois, Mr., Drumnagh Lodge
W
Walsh, Miss K., Kingswood House
Walsh, Walter, Kingswood
Watson, Mrs. Forbes, Cappaghmore
Whelan, Wm., Suil-na-Tire
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