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Hi Loulou330,

The Dublin Heads of Household extract from the 1851 census includes 3 men named Edw. Dillon; one at Upper Abbey St. in St Mary’s Parish; one at Willet Place in St Thomas’s Parish; and one at Garden Lane in the parish of St. Nicholas Without.

Not much to go on, but may be of help someday.

I think it says 'Tres', latin for Three, as in the Banns were read out the required three times.

Hi jeddah– I searched for ‘NOWLAN’ in the Freeman’s Journal for 4th July 1849 and got one hit, which was on page 3.  It seems to relate to a meeting of the ‘South Union Cholera Hospital Committee’ and a ‘Captain Nowlan’ was among the members present.   

You might be able to access the online newspaper archive from a local library?

Hi,

There was a birth registered for a Carmel  Corcoran, Dublin South,  Jul - Sep 1921, Volume Number: 2, Page Number: 555.  (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F1MV-WXM).

Francis and Mary's marriage record might also be interesting.

You could try the National Archives, Bishop St. for the records for the South Dublin Union workhouse.
 
The Dublin Electoral List, 1939, shows a Francis W. and Mary Corcoran living at 4 Charlemont Place, (http://www.dublinheritage.ie/electoral/search.php)

There is another birth in 1884, registered in ‘Balrothery’, which may also be a possibility.
Birth
Name:  Robert White
Registration Quarter and Year:    Jul - Sep 1884
Registration District: Balrothery
Volume Number:  2
Page Number: 369

But, if you do not have it already, I’d start with ordering the €4 copy of their marriage register from the General Register Office, to confirm the church where they married, as well as the fathers’ names and occupations. Details are:
Marriage    
Name: Robert Whyte
Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1911
Registration District: Dublin North
Volume: 2
Page Number: 461
It cross-matches with Louise Jeannette Wilmot, so seems likely.