Shankers Ryan

[Abhanliath]

That I do. These were sensible women. Unless he got in there by way of his wife, which is possible, he talked his way in.

[gerrygannon]

He was a piece of sh@t
Collins took out the trash
The end

[Abhanliath]

No question, he was.

[Abhanliath]

Not sure if we have this.
1911 census has Beccy Cooper aged 29 in 33 Mabbot Street with her husband William Whittaker, refreshment room keeper aged 31, their children Rebecca (6) and Marey E (2), her sister Norah (22) and Norah's daughter Sarah (3).

Only Sarah Cooper possibilities I've found being born at the rightish time are one in Taghmon, Wexford, whose mother is Kate; and Mary Cooper and also Albert Cooper, both born in the South Dublin Union workhouse in 1905 and 1903 respectively, whose mother was Mary Cooper. (These are long shots so I won't attach them.)

However, I did find Rebecca Cooper, daughter of Beccy and William - who is described on her birth registration as a sergeant of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers in 1905, when they were living in 9 Railway Street.

[Abhanliath]

Trying to fox the yoke here by posting the 1911 census entry and then Rebecca Jr's birth registration separately.
Hm, now this is weird - the census fle is about 500kb but it chokes on it. Here's the link: http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Dublin/North_Dock/Mabbot_St_/20241/

[Abhanliath]

And young Rebecca, if it'll let me.

[Kiltaglassan]

However, I did find Rebecca Cooper, daughter of Beccy and William - who is described on her birth registration as a sergeant of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers in 1905, when they were living in 9 Railway Street.

Good idea to attach the birth record.
Looks like Rebecca Margaret was born 7 January 1905 at 3 Blessington? Street.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1915/01379/1567384.pdf
Record registered 21 April 1915.

[Abhanliath]

Yes. I wonder what was there. It's over a kilometre from Railway Street.