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I notice that this was an old query, but for anyone looking in the future, I can recommend a book called 'Pomp and Poverty' A History of Silk in Ireland by Mairead Dunlevy and a two part paper back "Industrial Dublin Since 1698 & The Silk Industry in Dublin.

My family in Dublin were Dunne's and their last link to the Industry was O'Reilly Dunne & Co of 30 College Green Dublin and manufacturing took place in the tenements of Marks Alley. They were taken over by Atkinsons who at the time were located at 32 College Green Dublin.

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Graeme Dunne

Hi Alison
I gather you received the photograph. I think the older couple seated on the left are Ann and William Dunne (father and mother of the Bride), the grandson in front of William would be Adrian Ravenswood Dunne and the one on the left would be young William. The 3 men standing at the back on the left I think are John, Charles and Henry Dunne. John and Charles 1/2 brothers to Elizabeth and Henry her actual brother. The 2 women in white standing at the left I think are John Dunnes wife Sarah and Pollie I think is a nickname for the wife of either Charles or Henry.  To the far left, I think is Elizabeth's sister Louise (Lucy). Sitting on the right at front I think are Aunt Maria Price, Adelaide and Eva, behind them the best man Mr Gleeson, Rev Stevenson and cousin Charles Price. Any other suggestions from someone that knows more always good to hear. I received the copy of the photo from the family of Louisa Dunne who became Louisa Carey who went with husband and family to Australia.

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Graeme

Thank you dathai, hopefully I'll get back to Ireland next year and be able to visit this cemetery..