Tyrone Place.....Park St......Whitehall.....Crumlin?

[gnikdivad]

Hello
My Granddad and his siblings were all born at different locations in Dublin during the late 1800 and early 1900s.
I cant find these locations on any modern map they are
4 Tyrone place, Killmainham, Dublin
6 Park Street Inchicore, Dublin
2 Labourers Cottages, Whitehall Road
4 Innismore terrace, Crumlin, Dublin

Can anybody help with the location of these areas?

Kind Regards
David

[eadaoin]

in Thoms 1922

Tyrone Place I can't find, though it says see under Goldenbridge. However I see it on the current Dublin street map off St Vincent Street west (which runs south from Emmet Road) - maybe the old Tyrone Place was knocked, and this is a different one

Park Street seems to be off Sarsfield Road. On the modern map it looks as if it's to the North.

Whitehall Road ?? there's one in Kimmage and one in Churchtown?

Innismore terrace is mentioned but no detail. On the modern map there's an Innismore and an Innismore Terrace(St Mary's Road) - maybe it's been renamed St Mary's Road (just south of Our Lady's Hospital in Crumlin).

I hope Shane will be able to add to this rather lame stuff!

eadaoin

[shanew147]

There's three townlands named Whitehall in Co. Dublin - the one between Churchtown and Rathfarnham (roughly at Nutgrove S.C. and the old H.B.) the one in Kimmage/Perrystown and another close to Tallaght. There's also an area named Whitehall near Collins Ave./Beaumont... but I think the best fit is the one near Kimmage.. Part of Whitehall Road runs along the northern edge of this townland.

Is the address from a cert of some type ?

If so the Registration District and Superintendents district details can help confirm which is being it referred to..


Shane

[shanew147]

From the Dublin City section of Thom's 1914 :

 Tyrone place - formerly Richmond street and Cooper's Hollow
   seventeen small cottages

As per the 1922 details that eadaoin mentioned the street index lists Tyrone place as being in Goldenbridge.

Here's Tyrone Place on the c1890s OSI Map : Tyrone Place

It's located in Goldenbridge and close to the current locations of St. Vincents St and Emmet Crescent

(select the historic 25" option to see the correct map.)


Shane

[shanew147]

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Park Street seems to be off Sarsfield Road. On the modern map it looks as if it's to the North.
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Park street ... exactly where eadaoin described, to the north of Sarsfield Road  (select the 25" map)


Shane

[gnikdivad]

There's three townlands named Whitehall in Co. Dublin - the one between Churchtown and Rathfarnham (roughly at Nutgrove S.C. and the old H.B.) the one in Kimmage/Perrystown and another close to Tallaght. There's also an area named Whitehall near Collins Ave./Beaumont... but I think the best fit is the one near Kimmage.. Part of Whitehall Road runs along the northern edge of this townland.

Is the address from a cert of some type ?

If so the Registration District and Superintendents district details can help confirm which is being it referred to..


Shane

Yeah Shane it is from a Birth cert
Info as follows
Superintendent Registrars district = South Dublin
Registrars District = Crumlin
Birth Registered in the district of Crumlin in the Union of South Dublin

I am guessing from this info it is the one near Kimmage that makes the most sense.
I wonder are those labourers cottages still there, I doubt it!

[shanew147]

The Registrars District of Crumlin must be more recent than the list I have (1880s), as there's no sign of it.

The other Whitehall (Nutgrove) is listed in the Rathfarnham registrars district.
 

Shane

[gnikdivad]

Shane
The date on the cert is 1905

Thank you for all your assistance on with this it has been fantastic

(also a huge thanks to eadaoin )

[shanew147]

Think I've found a mention of the cottages in Thom's 1914... they are listed as being in Templeogue, and in the section for Terenure.

The Templeogue listing includes Auburn Villa occupied by a Rev. Richard Newell, and an F.W. Fawcett at Whitehall House, both of which were Whitehall Rd and also includes an entry with 'Whitehall, 12 cottages'


Shane