DUBLIN HISTORICAL RECORD
Proceedings of the Old Dublin Society (1937) [Experimental issue]
MacInerney, A.J.: Dublin Castle, 1-15.
DHR Vol. I, No. 1 (March 1938)
Dudley Edwards, R.: The beginnings of municipal government in Dublin, 2-10.
Moylan, Thomas King: Vagabonds and sturdy beggars. Part I—Poverty, pigs and pestilence in Mediæval Dublin, 11-18.
Murray, Kevin: Dublin’s first railway. Part I—From the inception to the opening, 19-26.
Morris, Henry: Some place-names in and around Dublin (note), 27-28.
F.O’K, & P.M.: The Assembly house, South William Street (note), 28-32.
DHR Vol. I, No. 2 (June 1938)
Murray, Kevin: Dublin’s first railway. Part II—The line in operation, 33-40.
Moylan, Thomas King: Vagabonds and sturdy beggars. Part II—Beginnings of the House of Industry, 41-49.
Stephenson, P.J.: Hidden and vanishing Dublin. Part I—Fenian Dublin, 1853–65, 50-64.
DHR Vol. I, No. 3 (September 1938)
Moylan, Thomas King: Vagabonds and sturdy beggars. Part III—Dublin’s debt to the House of Industry, 65-74.
O’Sullivan, Donal: Dublin slang songs, with music, 75-93.
Rorke, Alexander I.: Mulhuddart queries (query), 96.
DHR Vol. I, No. 4 (March 1939)
Gógan, L.S. The case for a Dublin Museum, 97-107.
Phillips, Henry: Early history of the Grand Canal, 108-119.
Stephenson, P.J.: Hidden and vanishing Dublin. Part II—Fenian Dublin, 1865–67, 120-127.
F.O’K: John Rocque on Dublin and Dubliners, 1756 (note), 127-128.
DHR Vol. II, No. 1 (September 1939)
McCall, P.J.: In the shadow of Christ Church, 1-6.
Little, George A.: Hungry Hamilton, fellow of Trinity, 7-17 (bibliography, p40).
Brunskill, H.O.: The Battle of Rathmines, 2nd August, 1649, 18-29.
Fraser, A.M.: Statues on public buildings in Dublin, with a little about shop signs, 30-37.
Nolan, Kevin: The ancient church and parish of Kilternan, Co. Dublin, 38-40.
DHR Vol. II, No. 2, (December 1939)
Gahan, Robert: Some old street characters of Dublin. Part 1, 41-45.
Ronan, Myles V.: Religious life in old Dublin, 46-54.
Kelly, Thomas: Some rentals of the Earl of Shelburne’s Estates, 1775–1776, 55-58.
Hegarty, James: The Dodder valley, 59-72.
McCall, P.J.: In the shadow of Christ Church. Part 2, 73-80.
DHR Vol. II, No. 3 (March 1940)
Hughes, James L.J.: Dublin Castle in the seventeenth century: a topographical reconstruction, 81-97 (list of abbreviations on p111).
Gahan, Robert: Some old street characters of Dublin. Part 2, 98-105.
Ronan, Myles V.: Religious life in old Dublin. Part 2, 106-111.
McCall, P.J.: In the shadow of Christ Church. Part 3, 112-116 (with corrigenda by Myles V. Ronan).
M[eehan], P[atrick]: Lesser known documents in the City Muniment Room of Dublin (note), 119-120.
DHR Vol. II, No. 4 (June-August 1940)
Price, Liam: The antiquities and place names of South County Dublin, 121-133.
Jacob, W.J.: The Dublin family of Jacob, 134-140.
Campbell, John P.: Two memorable Dublin houses, 141-155.
Ronan, Myles V.: Mulhuddart (answers to queries), 158-160.
DHR Vol. III, No. 1 (September-November 1940)
Young, E.J.: St. Michan’s Parish in the eighteenth century, 1-7.
Kelly, Thomas: Papers of Bryan Bolger, 1792–1834, 8-18.
O’Brennan, Lily M.: Little rivers of Dublin, 19-25.
Bowen, B.P.: Old Moore’s Almanack, 26-37.
Murray, J.H: Oil lamps and oolite (note), 39-40.
DHR Vol. III, No. 2 (Special issue) (1940)
Little, George A.: The Ouzel Galley, 7-40.
DHR Vol. III, No. 3 (March-May 1941)
Fraser, A.M. Joseph Damer, A Banker of Old Dublin, 41-53 (bibliography p79)
Lovett, E. Neville: "Mr. Lovett out of Iorland", 54-66 (bibliography pp79-80)
Hughes, James L.J.: Main Street, Dublin, 67-77.
Kelly, T.: Epitaph upon an old Dublin printer (note), 78-79.
DHR Vol. III, No. 4 (June-August, 1941)
Johnston, Denis: The Mysterious Origin of Dean Swift, 81-97.
Ashe, F.A.: Mountjoy Square, 98-115.
Shillman, Bernard: Benjamin Disraell (note), 116-118.
(The Editor): The Domvile Papers (note), 118-119.
(The Editor): Preservation of Historical Documents (note), 119-120.
O’Rourke, H.T.: St. Patrick’s Cathedral (response to J.H. Murray’s note, pp39-40), 120.
DHR Vol. IV, No 1. (September-November 1941).
Kelly, Thomas: Pallace Row. Part 1, 1-13.
Hammond, Joseph W.: Town Major Henry Charles Sirr. Part I, 14-33.
Jackson, Val.: The Armorials of the City of Dublin (query), 33-38
K.M. [probably Kevin Murray]: The Irish Parliament House (note), 38.
DHR Vol. IV, No 2. (December 1941-January 1942).
O’Flanagan, F.M.: Glimpses of Old Dalkey, 41-57.
Hammond, Joseph W.: Town Major Henry Charles Sirr. Part II, 58-75.
anonymous (from Culture Bulletin, Italian Legation, Dublin): Francesco Geminiani, 76-78.
K.M. [probably Kevin Murray]: The Site of Isolde’s Tower, 79-80.
DHR Vol. IV, No 3. (March-May 1942).
Johnson, J. Stafford: The Dublin Penny Post, 1773-1840, 81-95.
Curtis, Edmund: Norse Dublin, 96-108.
Little, George: Malachi Horan Remembers. Part I, 109-120.
DHR Vol. IV, No 4. (June-August 1942).
Little, George: Malachi Horan Remembers. 121-140.
Ronan, Myles V.: St. Stephen’s Hospital, Dublin, 141-148.
Kerr, James J.: Notes on Pharmacy in Old Dublin, 149-159.
(The Editor): Waste Paper, 160.
DHR Vol. V, No 1. September-November 1942.
Stephenson, Patrick J.: The Antient Concert Rooms, 1-14.
Gahan, Robert: Old alms houses of Dublin, 15-40.
DHR Vol. V, No 2. (December 1942-February 1943).
Hammond, J.W.: George’s Quay and Rogerson’s Quay in the eighteenth century, 41-54.
Fraser, A.M.: David Digues La Touche, banker, and a few of his descendants, 55-68.
Little, George A.: A link with Robert Emmet, as related by Malachi Horan (note), 69-72.
Little, George A.: A brass stamp or seal, said to have been used by Robert Emmet (note), 72.
Ronan, Myles V.: The Bride Oge (note), 73.
Ronan, Myles V.: Tobar Moling and Templeogue (note), 73-74.
Young, E.J.: A Dublin slaughter-house nuisance of 1723 (note), 75-78.
DHR Vol. V, No 3. (March-May 1943).
Bowen, B.P.: A scribe of the Liberties: John McCall, 81-91.
Hayden, Mary: Charity children in 18th-century Dublin, 92-107.
Murray, Kevin: The Atmospheric Railway to Dalkey, 108-120.
DHR Vol. V, No 4. (June-August 1943).
Ronan, Myles V.: St. Patrick’s Staff and Christ Church, 121-129.
Meehan, Patrick: Early Dublin public lighting, 130-136.
Kerr, J.J.: Sir Robert Kane, an apostle of Irish industries, 137-146.
O’Connor, Patrick (ed.): Extracts relating to old Dublin from the London Gazette, [1665–1688] (note), 147-156.
Ronan, Myles V.: Townsend Street Chapel (note), 156-157.
Ronan, M.V.: Robert Emmet and Michael Dwyer (note), 157-158.
Bourke, F.S.: Derivation of the name of Ringsend (note/query), 157.
(the Editor): Notes on changes in Old Dublin, 158.
DHR Vol. VI, No 1 (September-November 1943)
Smithson, A.M.P.: Christmas in Old Dublin, 1-7.
Little, F.J.: A glimpse at Victorian Dublin, 8-24.
Hammond, Joseph W.: Mr. William Cope’s petition, 1804, 25-38.
O’Connor, Patrick (ed.): Military precautions in Dublin (note), 1803, 39.
Bourke, F.S.: Derivation of the name of Ringsend (note/query: repeated), 39-40.
DHR Vol. VI, No 2 (March-May 1944)
Mac Giolla Phadraig, B.: Dublin and the Four Masters, 41-49.
Fraser, A.M.: Old bells of Dublin, 50-62.
Little, George A.: Derivation of the Name of Ringsend (note), 62.
Cahill, P.J.: Mulberry Planting in Dublin (query), 62.
Carey, F.P.: The Medieval parish of St. Stephen, 63-73.
document: The Carbery (note), 73.
Little, George A.: A forgotten Irish artist [Edmond Walsh, MD] (note), 75.
O’Connor, Patrick (ed.): Debtors in Dublin prisons 1730–1, (note), 75-80.
DHR Vol. VI, No 3 (June-August 1944)
Buckley, Eila: William Penn in Dublin, 81-90.
Hammond, Joseph W.: Behind the scenes of the Emmet Insurrection, 91-106.
Jacob, William J.: Kingsbridge Terminus, 107-120.
DHR Vol. VI, No 4 (September-November 1944)
Bayley Butler, Beatrice: Thomas Pleasants, 1729–1818, 121-132.
Mason, Thomas H.: Dublin opticians and instrument makers, 133-149.
.document: John Burke’s Recollections (note), 150-153.
Hammond, J.W.: Notes on some recent papers [Emmet Insurrection, Cope’s petition, George’s & Robertson’s Quays] (note), 153-156.
O’Connor, Patrick (ed.): Debtors in Dublin Prisons 1730–1, (note) (continued), 157-160.
DHR VII, No. 1 (December 1944-February 1945)
Moylan, Thomas King: The district of Grangegorman (Part I), 1-15.
Bayley Butler, Beatrice: Thomas Pleasants and the Stove Tenter House 1815–1944, 16-21.
Murray, Kevin: Loughlinstown Camp, 22-34.
O’Connor, Patrick (ed.): Debtors in Dublin prisons (note) (continued), 34-38.
(probably the Editor): Changes in old Dublin (note), 38.
DHR VII, No. 2 (March-May 1945)
Geoghegan, Joseph A.: Notes on 18th century houses, 41-54.
Moylan, Thomas King: The district of Grangegorman (Part II), 55-68.
MacGiolla Phadraig, Brian: 14th century life in a Dublin monastery, 69-80.
DHR VII, No. 3 (June-August 1945)
Scantlebury, C.: Lambay, 81-91.
Stephenson, P.J.: The Green Area of St. Stephen, 92-102.
Moylan, Thomas King: The district of Grangegorman (Part III), 103-111.
Fraser, A.M.: The romance of the House of Lighton, 112-119.
O’Connor, Patrick: Kimmage—Origin of the name (note), 120.
DHR VII, No. 4 (September-November 1945)
Daly, M.H.: La Touche Bridge to Hoggen Green, 121-133.
McCall, P.J.: Zozimus, 134-149.
Murray, Kevin: Old Dunleary Harbour (note), 150-153.
Jacob, Wm. J.: Grand Canal bridges (note), 153-154.
Dixon, F.: St. Stephen’s Green (note), 155.
Demolition of historic structures, 158-160.
DHR VIII, No 1 (December 1945-February 1946)
Little, George A.: Pre-Norse Dublin. Part I—the name, 1-16.
Tivy, Henry F.: Currency in old Dublin. Part I, 17-27.
Dixon, Eileen: Sir Dominic Corrigan (Part I), 28-38.
DHR VIII, No 2 (March-May 1946)
Hammond, Joseph W.: The founder of "Thom’s Directory", 41-56.
Tivy, Henry F.: Currency in old Dublin. Part II, 57-66.
Dixon, Eileen: Sir Dominic Corrigan. Part II, 67-76.
Fraser, A.M.: James Southwell, usurer, 1641–1729, 77-79.
O’Connor, Patrick: "Round the Ramparts" (note), 80.
DHR VIII, No 3 (June-August 1946)
Moylan, Thomas King: The Little Green. Part I, 81-91.
Little, George A.: Pre-Norse Dublin—the ford and the bridge. Part II, 92-109.
O’Mullane, Brigid: The Huguenots in Dublin. Part I, 110-120.
DHR VIII, No 4 (September-November 1946)
O’Mullane, Brigid: The Huguenots in Dublin. Part I (continued), 121-134.
Moylan, Thomas King: The Little Green. Part II, 135-157.
Coghlan, Charles J.: Lambay (note), 157-159.
L.: Gabriel Beranger’s Dublin drawings (note), 159-160.
DHR Vol. IX, No. 1 (December 1946-February 1947)
Bayley Butler, Beatrice: Lady Arbella Denny, 1707–1792, 1-20.
Hammond, Joseph W.: The Emmet Insurrection (some eye-witnesses’ accounts, hitherto unpublished), 21-28.
Kerr, J.J.: Aeneas Coffey and his patent still, 29-36.
Jackson, Val.: The Limerick Watercourse (note), 36-40.
DHR Vol. IX, No. 2 (June-August 1947)
O’Sullivan, B.: The Dominicans in Mediaeval Dublin, 41-58.
newspaper article: The City Assembly House (Freeman’s Journal, 8 July 1853), 58.
Hammond, Joseph W.: The Emmet Insurrection (some eye-witnesses’ accounts, hitherto unpublished). Part II, 59-68.
Anderson, Ronald: Uniforms worn by the boys of the King’s Hospital (note), 69-70.
Jacob, W.J.: The clock tower at Farmleigh, Castleknock (note), 70-71.
Murray, Kevin: William Dargan (query), 72.
DHR Vol. IX, No. 3 (September-November 1947)
Keatinge, Edgar F.: Colourful, tuneful Dublin, 73-83.
Hammond, Joseph W.: The Emmet Insurrection (some eye-witnesses’ accounts, hitherto unpublished). Part III, 86-95.
DHR Vol. IX, No. 4 (December 1947-February 1948)
Morris, Esther: The Delanys of Delville, 105-116.
Bowen, B.P.: John Rocque’s maps of Dublin, 117-127.
Fraser, A.M.: George M’Allister, glass-painter, 128-136.
DHR Vol. X, No. 1 (March-May 1948)
Little, George A.: About Malahide, 1-16.
Dixon, F.E.: Richard Poekrich, 17-32.
DHR Vol. X, No. 2 (June-August 1948)
Moylan, Thomas King: An eighteenth-century miscellany, 33-52.
Henchy, Patrick: Nelson’s Pillar, 53-63.
Dixon, F.E.: Northumberland Street (note), 64.
Dixon, F.E.: Taylor’s map of the environs of Dublin (note), 64.
DHR Vol. X, No. 3 (September-November 1948)
Little, George A.: About Malahide [continued], 65-82.
Stephenson, P.J.: Sean McDermott Street. Part I, 83-88.
MacGiolla Phadraig, Brian: Speed’s plan of Dublin. Part I, 89-105.
DHR Vol. X, No. 4 (June-August 1949)
MacGiolla Phadraig, Brian: Speed’s plan of Dublin, 97-106.
Stephenson, P.J.: Sean McDermott Street Part II, 106-114.
DHR Vol. XI, No. 1 (December 1949-February 1950)
Henchy, Patrick: Francis Johnston, architect, 1760–1829, 1-16.
Jackson, Val.: The Glib Water and Colman’s Brook, 17-28.
Hammond, Joseph W.: The King’s Printers in Ireland, 1551–1919, 29-31.
Reeves, Wm. F.: Dublin quays and shipping (note), 1886–1896, 32.
DHR Vol. XI, No. 2 (March-May 1950)
Dixon, F.E.: Dunsink Observatory and its astronomers, 33-50.
Bowen, B.P.: The North Strand, 51-57.
Hammond, Joseph W.: The King’s Printers in Ireland, 1551–1919. Part II, 58-64.
DHR Vol. XI, No. 3 (June-August 1950)
Daly, M.H.: A few notes on the gild system, 65-80.
Bowen, B.P.: The North Strand. Part II, 81-87.
Hammond, Joseph W.: The King’s Printers in Ireland, 1551–1919. Part III, 88-96.
DHR Vol. XI, No. 4 (September-November 1950)
Maher, Maura: Oliver Bond, 97-115.
Clarke, J.K.: The Parish of St. Olave, 116-123.
O’Connor, Patrick: Cromwell and Crumlin (note), 124-125.
Mac Giolla Phádraig, Brian: The Irish form of "Terenure" (note), 125-127.
Mac Giolla Phádraig, Brian: The Irish form of "Clontarf" (note), 127-128.
DHR Vol. XII, No. 1 (February 1951)
Little, George A.: The provenance of the church of St. Michael de le Pole, 2-13.
Naylor, Henry: Eighteenth century Dublin silver. Part I, 14-19.
Scantlebury, C.: Rathfarnham Castle, 20-30.
Dixon, F.E.: Who was "Careful Observer" (query), 31-32.
DHR Vol. XII, No. 2 (March-May 1951)
Hughes, J.L.J.: The Dublin Fishery Company, 1818–1830, 34-46.
Fraser, A.M.: Some early Dublin potters, 47-58.
Naylor, Henry: Eighteenth century Dublin silver. Part 2, 59-63.
O Foghludha, Risteard: The Irish name of Terenure (letter to the Editor), 64.
DHR Vol. XII, No. 3 (August 1951)
Ronan, M.V.: Catholic schools of old Dublin, 65-82.
Meehan, P.: Jottings on the streets around the Assembly House, 83-88.
Mac Giolla Phádraig, Brian: The Irish name of Terenure (letter to the Editor), 64-91.
Glynn, P.B.: Dublin manuscripts (letter to the Editor; reply by P.J. Stephenson), 92.
Stephenson, P.J. (ed.): Mills on the Dodder and the City Watercourse, 93-95.
Dixon, F.E.: Rutty’s copy of Watson’s Almanac, 1751 (addendum to his query about "Careful Observer"), 96.
DHR Vol. XII, No. 4 (November 1951)
Johnston, Denis: The Dublin trams, 99-113.
Holden, P.J.: Local taxation in Dublin, 1812, 115-128.
DHR Vol. XIII, No. 1 (March-May 1952)
Bowen, B.P.: Dublin humorous periodicals of the 19th century, 2-11
Gogan, L.: Daw’s Bridge, 12-17
Stephenson, P.J.: St. Thomas’s Alms House (addendum), 17.
O’Connor, P.: Hurdle making in Dublin, 1302–3, 18-22.
Stephenson, P.J.: The Abbey Theatre, 22-29.
DHR Vol. XIII, No. 2 (June-Aug 1952)
Little, G.A.: The Jesuit University of Dublin, (c) 1627, 34-47.
Garnett, P.F.: The Wellington Testimonial, 48-61.
Stephenson, P.J.: The Foster Aqueduct, 62-63.
DHR Vol. XIII, Nos. 3 & 4 An Tóstal issue, 1953
anonymous: Impressions of a returned old Dubliner, 65.
Little, George A.: The Thingmote, 66-71.
Fraser, A.M.: Handel in Dublin, 72-78.
Moylan, Thomas King: Dubliners—1200–1500, 79-93.
Dixon, F.E.: Weather in old Dublin, 94-107.
Hammond, J.W.: "The Dublin Gazette": 1705–1922, 108-117.
Hughes, J.L.J.: Dublin shorthand writers, 118-127.
Scantlebury, C.: Belvedere House, 128-132.
Holden, F.J.: Property taxes in old Dublin, 133-137.
Bayley Butler, Beatrice: John and Edward Lees, secretaries of the Irish Post Office, 1774–1831, 138-150.
Stephenson, P.J.: Burial of John Philpot Curran, 151-154.
Carroll, F.: The ancient name of the Poddle, 155-157.
DHR Vol. XIV, No. 1 (June 1955)
Dixon, F.E.: Ballooning in Dublin, 2-11.
Goodbody, D.: Anthony Sharp, a Quaker merchant of the Liberties, 12-19.
Glynn, P.B.: The Dublin Spy, an eighteenth-century Dublin periodical, 20-25.
O’Hegarty, P.S.: Paddy Kelly’s Budget (note), 26.
O’Hegarty, P.S.: Round the Ramparts (note), 26.
Monks, P.J.: Daw’s Bridge (note), 26.
Smyth, H.P.: The Grand Canal (note), 27-28.
DHR Vol. XIV, No. 2 (August 1956)
Stephenson, P.J.: Twenty-two years a-growing, 33, 40.
Fraser, A.M.: The Friendly Brothers of St. Patrick, 34-40.
Hammond, Joseph W.: Thomas Braughall, 1729–1803, Catholic Emancipationist, 41-41.
Hughes, J.L.J.: Dublin street names, 50-56.
Moore, Desmond F.: St. Peter’s Church, Aungier Street, 57-63.
DHR Vol. XIV, No. 3 (December 1955) July 1957
Tighe, Joan: An early Dublin candle maker, 66-73.
Blythe, Earnan P.: The Welsh Chapel in Dublin, 74-79.
Fraser, A.M.: The Cabbage Garden, 80 [fig.], 81-84 [text].
Daly, James F.: O’Connell Bridge and its environs, 85-93.
DHR Vol. XIV, No. 4 (March 1956) May 1958
Hammond, Joseph W.: The Rev. Thomas Gamble and Robert Emmet, 98-101.
Nowlan, A.J.: Phoenix Park public meetings, 102-113.
Lee, G.A.: Dublin as a European city, 114-121.
Little, Angela: Master Deighan and his geography, 122-129.
Dixon, F.E.: A footnote to "An Early Dublin Candle Maker" xiv 3 p66 (note ), 132.
DHR Vol. XIV, No. 1 (June 1956) October 1958
Gibney, Frank: A civic achievement, Dublin 1700–1800, 1-10.
O’Dea, Laurence: The Fair of Donnybrook, 11-20.
Quane, M.: The Borough School, Swords, 21-32.
DHR Vol. XV, No. 2 April 1959 (October 1956)
Jackson, V.: The inception of the Dodder water supply, 33-41.
Hughes, J.L.J.: The Dublin Court of Conscience, 42-49.
Moore, Desmond F.: An epilogue of the 19th century—John Philpot Curran and his family, 50-61.
Dagg, T.S.C.: The Abbey Theatre (note), 62.
DHR Vol. XV, No. 3 September 1959 (January 1957)
Dixon, F.E.: Weather in old Dublin, Part 2, 65-73.
Daly, J.F.: An 18th Century charity—Simpson’s Hospital, 74-85.
Tutty, M.J.: Drumcondra, 86-96.
DHR Vol. XV, No. 4 January 1960 (April 1957)
Wheeler, H.A.: St. Michael’s Parish, 97-104.
Nowlan, A.J.: Kilmainham Jail, 105-115.
O’Dea, Laurence: Rathfarnham House, 116-121.
Scantlebury, C.: A Tale of two islands—Dalkey Island and Inis Padhraigh, 122-128.
DHR Vol. XVI, No. 1 May 1960 (July 1957)
Goodbody, Olive: The neighbourhood of the Glib River, 1-8.
Fraser, A.M.: The Molyneux family, 9-15.
Went, A.E.J.: James II’s Money of Necessity often called Gunmoney, 16-21.
Moylan, Thomas K.: The Peninsula of Portrane—Part I, 22-33.
DHR Vol. XVI, No. 2 October 1960 (October 1957)
Moylan, Thomas K.: The Peninsula of Portrane—Part II, 37-49.
Moore, Desmond F.: The Guinness saga, 50-57.
Brunskill, H.O.: Michael William Balfe, 58-64.
Scantlebury, C.: Tallaght, Co. Dublin—its monastery and its castle, 65-71.
DHR Vol. XVI, No. 3 March 1961
Tutty, M.J.: Dublin’s oldest charity, 73-85.
Hughes, Marie: The Parnell family; Dublin associations, 86-95.
Culliton, James A.: The City Hall, Dublin, 96-106.
DHR Vol. XVI, No. 4 August 1961
Healy, Patrick: The Valley of Glenasmole, 109-130.
Moore, Desmond F.: The port of Dublin, 131-143.
DHR Vol. XVII, No. 1 December 1961
Hughes, J.L.J.: A tour through Dublin City in 1782, 2-12.
Daly, J.F.: Curative wells in old Dublin, 13-24.
Raftery, P.J.: The Brocas family, notable Dublin artists, 25-34.
DHR Vol. XVII, No. 2 March 1962
McAsey, C.: Chapelizod, Co. Dublin, 37-53.
Dowling, W.J.: Harry Clarke, Dublin stained glass artist, 55-61.
Campion, M.: Dawson Street and the Dawson family, 62-73.
Barton, E.G.: A list of interesting old house organs in the Dublin district with some pertinent details on each, 74-76.
DHR Vol. XVII, No. 3 June 1962
O’Dea, L.: Sir Robert Prescott Stewart, 77-93.
Gibney, Frank: Dublin "castles in the air" …unrealised enterprises of Dublin’s past, 94-105.
Tighe, Joan: Royal Irish Academy of Music (glossy four-page insert between pp100-101).
Gorevan, Moyra: Donnybrook, 106-121.
DHR Vol. XVII, No. 4 September 1962
Tighe, Joan: The "dig" at Dublin Castle (editorial), 125.
Goodbody, D.: The walls of Dublin, 126-132, 141-142.
?Tighe, Joan: Index to Dublin Historical Record, 133-140.
Fraser, A.M.: Katherine Strong …a woman of Old Dublin…, 143-146.
DHR Vol. XVIII, No. 1 December 1962
Blythe, Earnan P.: The Annesley Peerage Trial (a historical detective story), 2-14.
Quane, Michael: The Royal Hibernian Military School, Phoenix Park, Dublin (Part I), 15-23.
Tighe, Joan: Dublin’s Georgian facades (glossy four-page insert between pp16-17).
Tighe, Joan: Thomas Perry of Anglesea Street, Dublin, 24-31.
DHR Vol. XVIII, No. 2 March 1963
Stacpoole G.C.: The Larnians of County Dublin, 34-44.
Quane, Michael: The Royal Hibernian Military School, Phoenix Park, Dublin (Part II), 45-55.
Tighe, Joan: Dublin—old and new (glossy four-page insert between pp48-49).
Went, A.E.J.: Dublin’s Oyster Fisheries, 56-63.
document: Notice in ringing chamber St. George’s Church, Dublin, 64.
DHR Vol. XVIII, No. 3 June 1963
Bowen B.: South East Fingal, 66-79.
Tutty M.: City of Dublin Steam Packet Company, 80-90.
Piatt, Donn: A Pale family and Old Dublin (Part I), 91-100.
DHR Vol. XVIII, No. 4 September 1963
Hussey, Mary Olive: A century of Dublin portrait-painters, 1750–1850, 101-121.
Tighe, Joan: Kilmainham Jail (glossy four-page insert between pp126-127).
Piatt, Donn: A Pale Family and Old Dublin (Part II), 122-126.
Batt, Leo D.: Doneraile House (note), 127.
DHR Vol. XIX, No. 1 December 1963
Campion, Mary: An old Dublin industry—poplin, 2-15.
Martin, Liam C.: Sketches of old Dublin (four-page insert between pp 14-15).
Blythe, Earnán P.: First decade of the G.A.A. in Dublin, 16-26.
DHR Vol. XIX, No. 2 March 1964
Quane, Michael: The Feinaiglian Institution, Dublin, 30-44.
Monks, Patrick J.: Aldermen of Skinners Alley, 45-63.
Martin, Liam C.: Sketches of old Dublin (four-page insert after p65).
DHR Vol. XIX, No. 3 June 1964
McAsey, Carmel: Twenty years a’growing in Georgian Dublin (1742–62), 68-84.
Tighe, Joan (illustration by Liam C. Martin): The Tailors’ Hall, Dublin (four-page insert between pp84-85).
Moore, Desmond F.: The Rotunda buildings, 85-93.
Daly, M.H.: The march of time in the buildings of Dublin, 94-102.
DHR Vol. XIX, No. 4 September 1964
Raftery, P.J.: Who was Malton? 104-114.
Duff, R.B.: Milverton, Skerries, Co. Dublin, 115-126.
Fraser, Annie M.: Messrs. Gardiner & Hill—Bankers, 127-133.
DHR Vol. XX, No. 1 December 1964
Stacpoole G.C.: Gormflaith and the Northmen of Dublin, 4-18.
Somerville-Large, L.B.: Dublin’s eye hospitals in the 19th century, 19-28.
Sibley, W.: Old Dublin engravings, 29-40.
DHR Vol. XX, No. 2 March 1965
Quane, Michael: The Royal Irish Academy of Music, 42-56.
Hussey, Mary Olive: Sir Richard Griffith, 57-58, 63-75.
Martin, Liam C.: Glimpses of Old Dublin (sketches), 59-62.
DHR Vol. XX, Nos. 3/4 June/Sept 1965
O’Dea Laurence: The hospitals of Kilmainham, 82-99.
Tighe, Joan: The Mendicity Institution, 100-115.
Blythe, Earnan P.: The D.M.P., 116-126.
Hughes, J.L.J.: Dublin Burial Grounds: extracts from a paper by the late Capt. J.L.J. Hughes, 127-128.
Mac Giolla Phadraig, Brian: Grange Abbey, Baldoyle, 129-132.
DHR Vol. XXI, No. 1 March/May 1966
Tutty, Michael J.: Clontarf, 2-13.
Hughes, Marie: The Parnell Sisters, 14-27.
Martin, Liam C.: No. 1 Merrion Square, once the home of Oscar Wilde (sketch), 20-21.
Moore, Desmond F.: The Royal Hibernian Academy, 28-37.
DHR Vol. XXI, No. 2 March 1967
Cosgrave, Liam: The King’s Inns, 45-52.
Lee,Gerard A.: The Dublin of Jonathan Swift, 53-66.
Quane, Michael: The Hibernian Marine School, Dublin, 67-78.
DHR Vol. XXI, No. 3 June 1967
McAsey, Carmel: Booterstown, 81-94.
O’Donovan, John: 18th- and 19th-century Irish music societies (query), 94.
Martin, Liam C.: Sketches of old Dublin (College of Surgeons, GPO, Great Denmark Street), 95-98.
Daly, Margie H.: A ramble from St. Mary’s Abbey to Oxmanstown, 99-108.
Went, Arthur E.J.: Dublin tavern and advertisement tokens, 109-112.
DHR Vol. XXI, No. 4 September 1967
Culliton, James A.: The Four Courts, Dublin, 116-126, 131.
Moore, Michael: Old Dublin scenes (The Debtors’ Prison, Marshalsea Lane; Tower house, Old Phibsborough; Blessington Park; St Michael’s Lane ), 127-130.
Woodnutt, K.: Sarah Atkinson as a social worker, 132-138.
Arnold, Lawrence J.: The manor of Lucan and the Restoration land settlement 1660–1688, 139-143.
DHR Vol. XXII, No. 1 January 1968
Dixon, F.E.: The Dublin tailors and their hall, 147-159.
Brooke Tyrell, Alma: Happenings in Dublin, A.D. 1646, 160-164, 169-175.
Martin, Liam: Old Dublin scenes (Sketches), 165-168.
Hart, Harold W.: The passage boats of the Grand Canal, 176-186.
DHR Vol. XXII, No. 2 June 1968
Lee, Gerald A.: The beauty of classical Dublin, 189-200.
Hussey, Mary Olive: Tribute to Walter Osborne, R.H.A., R.A., 201-205, 210-213.
Moore, Michael: Old Dublin scenes (Sketches), 206-208.
MacThomais, Eamon: Sir Charles A. Cameron (1803–1921), 214-224.
DHR Vol. XXII, No. 3 October 1968
Sister Mary Genevieve: Mrs. Bellew’s family in Channel Row, 230-241.
Little, George: An outline for a life of Warren of Corduff. Part I, 242-250.
de Blaghd, Earnan P.: Cold war in the Dublin G.A.A., 1887, 252-
DHR Vol. XXII, No. 4 December 1968
Dixon, F.E.: Sir John T. Gilbert, 1829–1898, 272-287.
Daly, Margie H.: Entertainment in 18th century Dublin, 288-295.
Little, George: An outline for a life of Warren of Corduff. Part II, 296-303.
DHR Vol. XXIII, No. 1 June 1969
O’Dea, Laurence (ed.): North Dublin City (from the book by Augustine Dillon Cosgrave), 3-22.
McAsey, Carmel: Peg Woffington, 23-35.
Campion, Maud: "Skerries", 36-43.
DHR Vol. XXIII, Nos. 2/3 December 1969
McAsey, Carmel C.: Dubliners and opera, 44-55.
MacGiolla Phadraig, Brian: Dublin one hundred years ago, 56-71.
Hussey, Mary Olive: Nathaniel and all the Hones, 72-75, 80-85.
Martin, Liam C.: Dublin Scenes: Bewleys café; Grafton street; St. Mary’s church, Mary Street; corner of Westmoreland St and d’Olier St.; St. Andrew’s church (sketches), 76-79.
MacThomais, Eamonn: Seven hills of Dublin, 86-94.
Robbins, Frank: Remembering Easter Week, 95-100.
DHR Vol. XXIII, No. 4 July 1970
Butler, George: Sir Toby Butler, Solicitor-General in Ireland, 1689–90, 113-126.
Dixon, F.E.: Irish postal history, 127-136.
Corry, Geoffrey: The Dublin Bar—the obstacle to the improvement of the Port of Dublin, 137-152.
DHR Vol XXIV No 1 December 1970
Brooke-Tyrrell, Alma: Michael Jones, Governor of Dublin, 159-172.
Barrow, G.L.: Justice for Thomas Mooney, 173-188
Dublin Views by Liam C. Martin (four-page insert between pp180-181)
Mac Giolla Phádraig: St. Patrick; his crozier; his writings, 189-199.
DHR Vol XXIV No 2 March 1971
Tighe, Joan: Sir John Blaquiere in Dublin, 2 (plate) 3-14 (text).
Tutty, Michael J.: The Dublin Evening Post, 1826, 15-24.
Shiels, Joseph: Captain Luke Ryan of Rush, 25-40.
DHR Vol XXIV No 3 June 1971
Dixon, F.E.: Richard Kirwan, The Dublin philosopher, 52 (plate), 53-64 (text).
?Tutty, Michael J.: The Ha’penny Bridge (note), 64.
Dawson, T.: Between the steps, 65-75
Hussey, M.O.: Sandymount and the Herberts, 76-84.
DHR Vol XXIV No 3 June 1971
D’Arcy, F.A.: The murder of Thomas Hanlon, a nineteenth century Dublin labour conspiracy, 89-100.
Went, Arthur E.J.: The Dublin Zoo, 101-111.
O’Dea, Laurence: Thomas Drummond, 112-123.
Tutty, Michael J.: corrigendum to T. Dawson’s ‘Between the steps’ (xxiv:3), 125.
DHR Vol. XXV, No. 1 (December 1971)
O’Sullivan, Catherine: George Petrie, LL.D., M.R.I.A., 1789–1866, 3-10.
?Tutty, Michael J.: Our Cover, 11.
de Blaghd, Earnan P.: Tim Kelly, guilty or not guilty? 12-24.
Quane, Michael: Speaker Conolly, 25-32.
DHR Vol. XXV, No. 2 (March 1972)
Barrow, G.L.: Some Dublin private banks, 38-53.
Scully, Seamus: Ghosts of Moore Street, 54-63.
Lysaght, Moira: The Sham Squire, 64-74.
Egan, Bartholomew: Dun Mhuire, Killiney, Co. Dublin, 75-76.
DHR Vol. XXV, No. 3 (June 1972)
Barrow, Viola: Enjoying the National Gallery, 81-92.
Robbins, Frank: Introducing some friends, 93-101.
Dawson, Timothy: The City Music and city bands, 102-116.
DHR Vol. XXV, No. 4 (September 1972)
McParland, Edward: The papers of Bryan Bolger, Measurer, 120-131.
Went, Arthur E.J.: Albert Tower and its foundation stone in the Dublin Zoo, 133-135.
O’Donnell, P.D.: Dublin military barracks, 141-154.
DHR Vol. XXVI, No. 1 (December 1972)
Lee Gerard A.: Oliver Goldsmith, 2-17.
Henchy, Deirdre: Dublin 80 years ago, 18-36.
from Electrical Mail: St. Kevin’s Road, Co. Wicklow, 37-38.
DHR Vol. XXVI, No. 2 (March 1973)
Dawson, Timothy: The Brazen Head re-visited, 42-51.
Mac Thomais, Eamonn: The South Dublin Union, 54-61.
Dixon, F.E.: The papers of Bryan Bolger (letter to the Editor), 62-64.
Kelleher, George D.: Gunpowder and explosives manufacturing (query), 64.
Barrow, G.L.: Dublin in 1892 (letter to the Editor), 65.
V.B.M.B.: St. Mary’s Abbey, 65.
Tutty, Michael J.: Finglas, 66-73.
DHR Vol. XXVI, No. 3 (June 1973)
Byrne, Patrick F.: Joseph Sheridan le Fanu, a centenary memoir, 80-92.
Dixon, F.E.: Dublin exhibitions. Part I, 93-100.
Woods, C.J.: The politics of Cardinal McCabe, 101-110.
Tutty, Michael J. (ed.): Song for July 12th 1843 [by John Frazer/J.De Jean], 111.
D[ixon], F.E. & [Tutty], M.J.: Our beginnings, 114-115.
DHR Vol. XXVI, No. 4 (September 1973)
Barrow, Viola B.M.: Mr. Street’s Christ Church, 120-131.
Peck, Carola: Rathbeale Hall, Swords, Co. Dublin, 132-136.
Dixon, F.E.: Dublin exhibitions, Part II. 137-146.
Murphy, Frank J.: Sir Robert Ball, Royal Astronomer, 147-153.
DHR Vol. XXVII, No. 1 (December 1973)
Whistler, Catherine: The Dublin Liberties, 2-9.
de Burca, Seamus: The Queen’s Royal Theatre 1829–1966, 10-26.
De Bhál, Síle: A Dublin Voluntary Hospital—The Meath, 27-37.
DHR Vol. XXVII, No. 2 (March 1974)
Boydell, Mary: Some Dublin glass makers, 42-48.
Barrow, Lennox: Glendalough and St. Kevin, 49-64.
Mac Cnáimhín, Séamus: MacNeven of Ninety-Eight—rebel, doctor, scientist, 65-69.
Flood, Donal T.: "Mr. Street’s Christ Church" (letter to the Editor), 71-72 .
Byrne, Patrick F.: Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (corrigenda), 72.
DHR Vol. XXVII, No. 3 (June 1974)
Flood, Donal T.: The decay of Georgian Dublin, 78-100.
Lysaght, Moira: Daniel Murray, Archbishop of Dublin, 1823–1852, 101-108.
McCarthy, Muriel: Swift and the Primate of Ireland. Marsh’s Library in the early eighteenth century, 109-112.
DHR Vol. XXVII, No. 4 (September 1974)
Butler, Katherine: Synagogues of old Dublin, 118-130.
Dawson, Timothy: Crane Lane to Ballybough, 131-145.
F. O’K (ed.): John Rocque on Dublin and Dubliners 1756 (reprinted), 146-147.
Stephenson, Daniel F.: Auctioneering (query), 151.
Myler, Patrick: Dan Donnelly (query), 151.
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Ní Laoire, Aine: Margai i mBaile Atha Cliath, 2-
Bennett, Douglas: 19th century silver, 17-
Robbins, Frank: Labour and Easter Week 1916, 21-
############: The Earliest Dublin Synagogue (letter to the editor) 30-
############: Dublin’s Civic Museum, 31-
############: Our cover: Dubline 1610 (note), 33-
############: Fund raising sale, 36- ,
############: As Others See Us, 41-
De Burca, Seamus: Peadar Kearney (1883–1942), 42-
Barrow Lennox: The round towers of County Dublin, 57-
############: The Churchwardens Of St. Michan’s, 70-
############: Our cover: Dubline 1610 (note), 74-
############: Fund raising sale, 75- ,
############: Suggested form of bequest, 79-
Jackson, Victor: The Palace of St. Sepulchre, 82-
Went, Arthur E.J.: William Mossop, 93-
Scully, Seamus: Around historic Naul, 100-
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############: Dr. Dermot O’Hurley ( ), 114-
############: Richard Dalton Williams (1822-1862) ( ), 115-
############: Schools’ essay competition, 116- ,
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############: Forty years, 121-
Barrow, Viola: Hugh Lane, 122-
Coakley, Lucy T.: Showing dublin to a vistor, 138-
Flood, Donal T.: The birth of the Bull Island, 142-
############: Schools’ essay competition, 157-
DHR XXIX 1975-1976
#######: "The Metropolitan Chapel", 1-
McCarthy, Muriel: Archbishop Marsh and his library, 2-
#######: The birth of Bull Island (Corrigendum), 23-
Barrow, Viola: Dublin Custom House—The River Heads, 24-
Boydell, Brian: Venues for music in 13th-century Dublin, 28-
#######: Rare, historic books, 41-
Tutty, Michael J.: John and Robert Mallet, 1780–1881, 42-
Corrigan, Frank: Dublin workhouse and the Great Famine, 59-
Dufficy, Maurice: St. James’ Church, James’ Street, 66-
Stephenson, P.J.: The Foster Aqueduct (Reprinted), 70-
#######: Fund-Raising Sale, 77-
#######: Donnybrook, 81-
de Burca, Seamus: Growing up in Dublin, 82-
Butler, Beatrice Bayley: A Dublin tapestry, Florence Mary Evans (1889–1973), 100-
#######: The Civic Museum, 121-
Dawson, Timothy: The road to Howth, 122-
Barrow, Lennox: The Rock of Cashel, 133-
O’Rorke, Kevin P.: Dublin police, 138-
#######: Suggested form of bequest, 147-
McAsey, Carmel: Monkstown, Co. Dublin, 148-
Johnston, Máiréad: Medieval Dublin exhibition, 149-
Flood, Donal T.: The earliest chart of Dublin Bay? 150-
#######: Schools’ essay competition, 156-
#######: Our cover: Dubline 1610, 157-
DHR
Vol XXX, No. 1 (December 1976)Mac Giolla Phádraig, Brian: Dr. John Carpenter, Archbishop of Dublin (1760–1786), 2-17.
Gregg, John F.: Patrick Kavanagh, 18-25.
Byrne, Patrick F.: Ghosts of old Dublin, 26-36.
DHR
Vol XXX, No. 2 (March 1977)Killeen, Michael J.: The Dublin and Blessington steam tramway, 42-50.
Smyth, Hazel P.: Kathleen Lynn, M.D., F.R.C.S.I., (1874–1955), 51-57.
Lysaght, Moira: Norbury, "The Hanging Judge", (1745–1831), 58-65.
Share, Bernard: Dublin, U.S.A., 66-68.
O’Rorke, Kevin P.: Dublin’s Mount Herbert, 69-73.
DHR
Vol XXX, No. 3 (June 1977)Dawson, Timothy: Of cooks and coffinmakers, 82-95.
Flood, Donal T.: William Petty and ‘the double bottom’, 96-110
Murphy, Frank: Browsing through C.A.R.D., 111-116.
DHR
Vol XXX, No. 4 (September 1977)Tutty, Michael J.: Editorial—Wood Quay, 121.
Lysaght, Moira: My Dublin, 122-135.
O Dúill, Greagóir: Sir John Gilbert and archival reform, 136-142.
Barrow, Viola: Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, 143-144.
?Clarke, Howard B.: Mapping Medieval Dublin, 145-147
Went, A.E.J.: A bag of coins and medals, 153-155, 142.
Mac Giolla Phadraig, Brian: Memorial to the Four Masters (Reprint ), 156.
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Vol XXXI, No. 2 (March 1978)Purcell, Mary: Archbishop John Thomas Troy (1739–1823), 42-52.
Simms, Anngret: Wood Quay appeal, 53.
Boylan, Lena: Robert Emmet’s house at Rathfarnham, 55-58.
Miller, Kerby A.: Looking for letters from Irish emigrants in U.S. or Canada (query), 59.
Sterne, G.C.: "Hengler’s Grand Cirque" and the Hengler family (query), 59, 69.
Dixon, F.E.: Dublin portrait statues, 60-69.
newspaper article: New street planned for Dublin (The Dublin Chronicle, 2 Aug. 1788), 76.
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DHR XXXII 1978-1979
#######: Must It Be A Compromise? 1-
Delamer, Ida: Freedom Boxes, 2-
#######: Schools Essay Competition 1978/79, 14-
Raymond, Raymond J.: Pawnbrokers and pawnbroking in Dublin, 1830–1870, 15-
Brooke-Tyrrell, Alma: Mr. Howis, The artist of Jervis Street, 1804–1882, 27-
#######: "This Hole In Dublin", 41-
Turpin, John T.: John Henry Foley, sculptor, 1818–1874, 42-
#######: The Freedom of the City of Dublin, 54-
#######: American Irish Foundation Literary Award, 56-
Walton, Martin A.: Samuel Lover, R.H.A., 1797–1868, 57-
Craig, Maurice: An old Dublin legend, 66-
Beckett, Walter: Piatti’s Cello, 67-
Maxwell, Constantia: The rebellion of "Silken Thomas", 68-
Howlett, Liam: The Killester charter, 69-
#######: Letters to the Editor, 72-
#######: Letters to the Editor, 73-
#######: Dublin’s Custom House, 81-
Turner, M.K.: Rathmichael, a parish in the Pale, 82-
Went, Arthur E.J.: An 1822 proclamation (tokens), 94-
De Burca, Seamus: The night in Castlebar (short story), 96-
Lysaght, Moira: H. Neville Roberts. poet, artist, controversialist, 98-
#######: Annual fund-raising sale, 107-
Turpin, John T.: J. H. Foley, catalogue of the sculpture of, 108-
#######: Drumcondra Graveyard, 121-
McAuley, Eileen: The significance of Wood Quay, 122-
#######: Suggested form of bequest, 128-
Went, Arthur E.J.: Medal linking two Irish Sea disasters, 129-
Maxwell, Constantia: Dublin, 133-
#######: The Civic Museum, recent acquisitions, 134-
Brennan, Kevin: Charles Robert Maturin, 1782–1824, 135-
Fraser, A.M.: The Cabbage Garden (Reprint), 142-
#######: Schools Essay Competition 1978/79, 148-
#######: Back issues Dublin Historical Record, 151-
#######: Index of contributors to Dublin Historical Record, 153-
#######: Dubline 1610, 153-
Tutty, Michael J.: Dunsogly Castle and St. Margaret’s Well, 155-
Dixon, F.E.: Pioneer publishers of Dublin picture postcards, 146-
#######: Letters to the Editor, 149-
DHR XXXIII 1979-1980
#######:Christ Church Cathedral, 1-
Murphy, Francis J.: Dublin trams (1872–1959), 2-
D[ixon], F.E.: The Civic Museum, 10-
Costigan, Eithne Byrne: Peg Woffington, 11-
de Burca, Seamus: One hundred years of a Dublin theatre, 22-
Honorary Editor: President of Ireland visits old Dublin, 24-
Briggs, C. Stephen: James Henry Underwood, 25-
Briggs, C. Stephen: James Henry Underwood, a footnote, 118-
#######:Patrick Heeney, 41-
Gilligan, H.A.: Captain William Hutchison, 42-
Barrow, Viola B.M.: Edward Smith, 56-
Went, A.E.J.: An English shilling with a Dublin connection, 67-
Ryan, Michael : A cist burial near Lusk, Co. Dublin, 68-
Delaney, Ruth: The Grand Canal, 73-
#######:Letters to the Editor, 77-
#######:Letters to the Editor, 78-
#######:Last days of Wood Quay, 81-
Scully, Seamus: Around Dominic Street, 82-
‘Constant Reader’: Lower Abbey Street, 93-
Gumley, F.W.: Remembering... 96-
Raymond, Raymond J.: Dublin: The Great Famine, 98-
Irish Press: Hidden art, 106-
T[utty], M.J.: Good Luck, 107-
#######:Coming events, 107
Flood, Donal T.: 18th century Dublin, 109-
#######:Letters to the Editor, 117-
#######:Suggested form of bequest, 118
#######:Dubline 1610, 119
#######:An index to D.H.R., 121-
Brennan, Kevin: J. Sheridan Le Fanu, Chapelizod and the Dublin connection, 122-
#######:Schools’ essay competition 1979/80, 134
Barrow, Lennox: Riding the Franchises, 135-
de Burca, Seamus: The man who spoke through his nose, 139-
T[utty], M.J.: Dr. G. Lennox Barrow, 140-
Butler, Beatrice Bayley & Sister Katherine: Mrs. John O’Brien, her life, her work, her friends, 141-
DHR XXXIV 1980-1981
Turpin, John: John Hogan in Dublin, 2-14.
Ryan, Richie: Dubhlinn or Baile Atha Cliath? 15-16.
Hanly, Aoife: The Liffey, 17-21.
Brennan, Kevin: My Mother, 22-26.
Went, A.E.J.: "Tayleur" Medals, 26.
Dixon, F.E.: A Dublin student’s diary, 1873, 28-40.
DHR Vol. XXXIV, No. 2 (March 1981)
Boydell, Barra: Dublin City musicians, 42-
Gumley, F.W.: Remembering ..., 54-
O’Rorke, Kevin P.: It’s a small world! 57-
Goodbody, Olive: Old Dun Laoghaire, 58-
Tutty, Michael J.: Thomas "Bang Bang" Dudley, 72.
de Burca, Seamus: Two small boys, 73-
##### ####: Letter to the Editor, 76-
de Burca, Seamus: Brendan Behan, A Memoir, 82-
##### ####: Donnybrook Fair, 103-
Scully, Seamus: The Rotunda Gardens And Buildings, 110-
Butler, Katherine: Our Lady’s Hospice, Harold’s Cross, 122-
de Burca, Seamus: Miartin A. Walton, 136-
Killeen, Michael: Broadstone, railway station to bus garage, 140-
DHR XXXV 1981-1982
Turpin, John: Exhibitions of Art and Industries in Victorian Ireland (Part I), 2-
Fitzpatrick Hélène: A Dublin artist—Jack B. Yeats 1872–1957, 15-
##### ####: An unusual duel, 1788 ( ), 21-
Tutty, Michael J.: Bridges over the Liffey, 23-
##### ####: Letters to the Editor, 35-
Turpin, John: Exhibitions of Art and Industries in Victorian Ireland (Part II), 42-
Harrington, Kevin: A Dublin tragedy of 1861, 52-
##### ####: The Brocas views of Dublin, 55-
Patrick, Ross: A Dublin Young Irelander in Australia, 56-
Sweetman, P. David: Some pottery and clay pipe finds from the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, 71-
Brooke-Tyrrell, Alma: In search of St. Laurence O’Toole 1128–1180, 82-
Gumley, Frederick W.: Remembering… 95-
##### ####: Recent addition to the Civic Museum, 98-
Smyth, Hazel P.: Two hundred years a-growing 100
##### ####: Letters to the Editor, 118-
##### ####: Letters to the Editor,119-
O’Neill, Marie: The Ladies’ Land League, 122-
De Valera, Terry: John Field 1782–1837, 134-
Barrow, Viola: William Orpen, 143-
DHR XXXVI 1982-1983
Turpin, John: The Royal Dublin Society and its school of art, 2-
##### ####: How Far To Dublin? 21-
##### ####: Baile Atha Cliath ag dul o radharc, 27-
##### ####: Letters to the Editor: Hibernia statue, Bank of Ireland, 39-
Turpin, John: The South Kensington System and the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art 1877–1900, 42-
##### ####: A short-lived foundation, 65-
##### ####: The Franchises of Dublin, 68-
##### ####: Mountjoy—Cradle of the Irish Ordnance Survey, 82-
##### ####: Letters to the Editor: Who was Larry Tully? 89-
##### ####: George Gavan Duffy, 90-
##### ####: Focus On Thomas Street, 107-
##### ####: Come to the Civic Museum and see ( ), 118-
##### ####: Two eighteenth-century musical instrument makers, 122-
##### ####: The National Gallery Of Ireland, 132-
##### ####: Father Theobald Mathew, 140-
##### ####: A Covered Well At Harcourt Terrace, Dublin, 153-
##### ####: John Mitchel In Kilmainham, 158-
##### ####: Come to the Civic Museum and see, ( ), 160-
DHR XXXVII 1983-1984
O’Neill, T.P.: Discoverers and discoveries—the Penal Laws and Dublin property, 2-
Wren, James: From Ballybough to Scurlogue’s Bridge, 14-
##### ####: Grattan’s Parliament ( ), 30-
Brooke-Tyrrell, Alma: Homage to Grattan (1746–1820) 31
Ward-Perkins, Sarah: Bank of Ireland—old Parliament House, 42-
Mansfield, Brocard: Father Paul Browne O.D.C., 1598–1671, 54-
Turpin, John: The Metropolitan School of Art, 1900–1923 (Part I), 59-
Dixon, F.E.: The Old Dublin Society, 1934–1984, 82-
Boydell, Barra: Impressions of Dublin—1934, 88-
##### ####: The shop signs ( ), 103-
Murphy, Frank: Dublin slums in the 1930s, 104-
O’Keeffe, P.V.: Trusting Nature, 114-
Boydell, Brian: Half a century of music in Dublin, 117-
##### ####: Medal link with the City Assembly Rooms, 121-
##### ####: Wonderful Account of The Grand Devourer of Butter Milk, 122-
Butler, Katherine: Kildonan 1933–1936: a memory, 123-
Beckett, Hylda J.: St. Vincent’s Hospital, Dublin 1834–1984, 137-
Dunne, John J.: Growing up with the Old Dublin Society, 144-
##### ####: Civic museum acquisition, 147-
O’Donohue, Raymond: Motoring in Dublin in 1934, 148-
DHR XXXVIII 1984-1985
Lyons, J.B.: Oliver St. John Gogarty, 2-
de Valera, Terry: Sarah Curran’s musical interests, 14-
Murphy, Sean: The Corporation of Dublin 1660–1760, 22-
Byrne, Patrick F.: Fifty years of Gaiety, 37-
Turpin, John: The Metropolitan School of Art, 1900–1923, 86-
Fahie, Norah: Dr. George Sigerson, 53-
Byrne-Costigan, E.: Sydney Lady Morgan (1776–1859), 61-
Lysaght, Moira: A North City childhood in the early century, 74-
Goddard, Lily: Dublin visit remembered ( ), 107
Barrow, G. Lennox: The Knights Hospitaller of St. John of Jerusalem at Kilmainham ( ), 108
Barrow, Viola: The Civic Museum, 113-
Corcoran, Michael: Dublin commercial vehicles, 121-
O’Neill, Marie: Dublin Women’s Suffrage Association and its successors, 126-
O Cillin, Michael: Cathal Brugha, 1874–1922, 141-
Keeling, David: Excavation of a mound at Auburn, Malahide, Co. Dublin ( ), 103
Dixon, F.E.: Kingstown School Medals ( ), F.E. Dixon 150
Brooke-Tyrrell, Alma: The young Molyneux, 1684: and a postscript, 152-
DHR XXXIX 1985-1986
de Valera, Terry: Philip Cogan (1750–1833), pianist and composer, 2-
O’Rorke, Kevin P.: From Scallet Hill to Brickford Town, 13-
O Clerigh, Nellie: Lady Aberdeen and the Irish connection, 28-
Mac Bradaigh, S.: The Ringsend Seannachie, 34-
Turpin, John: The Dublin Society’s figure drawing school and the fine arts in Dublin 1800-1849, 38-
Scully, Seamus: Moore Street—1916, 53-
Cooney, D.A.L.: A visitor to Dublin—John Wesley, 68-
Eriksen, Eric Olaf: The Illness of Christopher Costigin, a case of heat stroke, 82.
Fleetwood, John: Some old Dublin medical advertisements, 86-
Butler, Katherine: Neptune on the Temple Hill, 98-
McNamara, Gerard: Crown versus Municipality, the struggle for Dublin, 1713, 103-
##### ####: Link with Alfie Byrne, 119-
Letters to the Editor, 120-
de Valera, Terry: Grafton Street: A collage of time, and people, 122-
Dunne, John J.: Haunted Dublin, 132-
##### ####: Visit to Dublin in 1829, 139-
Clark, Mary: Dublin surveyors and their maps, 140-
Appleby, John: The fishing ventures of Nicholas Weston of Dublin, 150-
Barrow, Lennox: Kildare Round Tower, 156-
Letters to the Editor, 158-
##### ####: Some noteworthy ephemera, 159-
DHR XL 1986-1987
Turpin, John: The school of figure drawing of the Dublin Society in the 18th century, 2-
Hylton, Raymond: Dublin’s Huguenot Refuge: 1662–1817, 15-
Johnston, Pat: Fire fighting in Dublin to 1922, 26-
Beckett, Hylda: One hundred years of the dogs’ and cats’ home, 34-
Turpin, John: The school of figure drawing of the Dublin Society in the 18th century, 42-
Hinley, Diarmuid G.: Shedding some light on the Five Lamps, 49-
Davis, Virginia: Relations between the Abbey of St. Thomas the Martyr and the Municipality of Dublin c.1176–1527, 57-
Archer, Patrick: Fingal in 1798, 66-
O’Neill, Marie: Katharine Tynan Hinkson: a Dublin writer, 82-
Cochrane, Nigel I.: The policeman’s lot was not a happy one: Dublin c.1838–45, 94-
Archer, Patrick: Fingal in 1798, 108-
Anderson, Ronald: Uniforms worn by the boys of the King’s Hospital, 118-
Hooper, A.C.B.: Dublin anatomy in the 17th and 18th centuries, 122-
Barrow, Viola: Chester Beatty and his library, 133-
########: Dean Swift’s Cries of Dublin, 142-
MacMahon. T.: Old Rathfarnham days, 143-
Johnston, Pat: "Ireland A Nation", 145-
O’Toole, Mrs.: Wicklow in the Rising of 1798, 148-
DHR Vol. XLI, No.1 (December 1987)
Culliton, James A.: The City Hall, Dublin, 2-
########: Rathfarnham Castle, 21-
Cashell, Ronan: A Dublin Character, 28-
Gray, Edmund Dwyer: I was a teenage press baron, 31-
########: Letters to Editor, 43-
DHR Vol. XLI, No.2 (March 1988)
Crawford, John: Some extinct churches of the Church of Ireland in
the Liberties, 46-
Butler, Katherine: A Sister and her school, Dublin 1830, 55-
Killeen, Michael Harry Reynolds. World cycling champion, 70-
DHR Vol. XLI, No.3 (June 1988)
Curtis, Edmund: Norse Dublin, 86-
Murray, Kevin: The site of Isolde’s Tower, 98-
Johnston, Denis: The Dublin trams, 101-
Tighe, Joan: An early Dublin candle maker, 115-
Little, George A.: The Thingmote, 123-
########: Letters to the Editor, 134-
Fraser, A.M.: The Cabbage Garden, 135-
########: Officers of the Old Dublin Society, 139-
########: High Mass in Dublin, 140-
Johnston, Pat: When W.B. was lost in Clarendon Street, 141-
DHR Vol. XLI, No.4 (September 1988)
Smithson, A.M.P.: Christmas in old Dublin, 146-
de Burca, Seamus: The man who betrayed. Lord Edward Fitzgerald, 152-
Scully, Seamus: The Abbey Theatre 1916 plaque, 158-
Butler, Beatrice Bayley: Thomas Pleasants, 1729–1818, 172-
Molloy, Harry: Death of a citizen, 183-
DHR Vol. XLII, No.1 (December 1988)
Butler, Beatrice Bayley: Thomas Pleasants and the Stove Tenter House 1815-1944, 2-
Lennon, Colm: The great explosion in Dublin, 1597, 7-
de Búrca, Séamus: Henry the Fifth and All That, 21-
########: Venereal Disease in Dublin, 23-
Jackson, Victor: The Swift Chalice, 24-
########: A Dubliner returns, 31-
Fleetwood, John F.: The Dublin Body Snatchers, 24-
DHR Vol. XLII, No.2 (March 1989)
Fleetwood, John F.: The Dublin Body Snatchers (Part 2), 42-
de Valera, Terry: J. B. S. MacIlwaine, RHA—Friend of Walter Osborne, RHA, 53-
O’Neill, Marie: Sarah Cecilia Harrison: Artist and City Councillor, 66-
DHR Vol. XLII, No.3 (June 1989)
Mitchell, David: A medical corner of Dublin (1711 to 1889), 86-
Cooke, Jim: Charles Dickens, a Dublin chronicler, 94-
Barrow, Viola: Mary Delany 1700–1788, 106-
de Búrca, Séamus: F. J. McCormick and Eileen Crowe, Abbey stars, 114-
DHR Vol. XLII, No.4 (September 1989)
########: The Palace of St. Sepulchre, 122-
########: Thoughts in a graveyard, 127-
########: Dublin’s Hallelujah Lassies, 128-
########: Donation to Jewish Museum, 147-
########: Richard Allen’s Pocket Almanac for 1858, 148-
DHR Vol.XLIII No.1 (Spring 1990)
Lee, Gerald A.: Along the Liffey shore, 2-16.
Bhreathnach-Lynch, Sighle: A Dublin sculptor: Albert Power RHA, 17-33.
Scully, Seamus: Dublin’s historic Hollywood, 34-43.
Dunne, John J.: The first Irish railway, by shriek and smoke to Kingstown, 44-46.
newspaper article, 1783: Pekoe and gunpowder tea (advertisement), 46.
newspaper article, 1783: Sequel to a robbery (announcement), 46.
Clancy, Ciaran: Gardiner St. employment exchange: the historical background and development, 47-51.
newspaper article, 178): Bank of Ireland meeting, 53.
Scannell, James: Rattle & hum, 54-55.
newspaper article, 1888: Fall of a tenement house in Dublin, 55.
newspaper article, 1888: Richmond prison converted into barrack, 55.
DHR Vol.XLIII No.2 (Autumn 1990)
de Valera, Terry: Letters of Henry and John Sheares, 58-69.
Fleetwood, John F.: Irish quacks and quackery, 70-84.
Lyons, J.B.: Tom Kettle, 1880–1916, 85-98.
Lennon, Michael J.: Winston Churchill, Dublin 1662–1668, 99-106.
DHR Vol.XLIV No.1 (Spring 1991)
Barrow, Viola: Turner in the National Gallery, 6-16.
Barrow, Viola: The round towers of Ireland, 17-19.
Daly, Gerald J.: Captain William Bligh in Dublin, 1800–1801, 20-33.
Butler, Katherine: Friends in Dublin, 34-46.
Doherty, Philip: The Seantruibh of Santry, 47-49.
DHR Vol.XLIV No.2 (Autumn 1991)
Casey, Michael: The Most Illustrious Order of Saint Patrick, 4-12.
Coyle, Eugene A.: County Dublin elections (1790), 13-24.
Boydell, Brian: Mr. Pockrich and the musical glasses, 25-33.
Reynolds, Brian: Dominick Street: a Bellocian connection, 34-35.
Scannell, James: The return of 461, 36-37.
à Cathaoir, Eva: Patrick Lennon (1841–1901): Dublin Fenian leader, 38-50.
Costello, Con: Hidden treasure, 51-52.
Byrne, Patrick F. (ed.): Miscellanea, 56-57.
DHR Vol.XLV No.1 (Spring 1992)
Boydell, Mary: Franz Tieze 1842-1932: A Bohemian glass-engraver in Dublin, 4-10.
Cooke, Jim: John Hutton and Sons, Summerhill, Dublin, coachbuilders 1779–1925, 11-27.
McCabe, Colum: History of the town gas industry in Ireland 1823–1980, 28-40.
Cooney, D.A. Levistone: A small school in Rathmines, 41-54.
D’Arcy, Fergus: The Kingstown Races, 55-64.
McNally, David: Tudor Dublin’s dung problem, 65-68.
DHR Vol.XLV No.2 (Autumn 1992)
Butler, Katherine: Catherine Cummins and her hospital: 1920–1938, 81-90.
Parkinson, Danny: The Corballis-Corbally families of Co. Dublin, 91-100.
Scully, Séamus: Edward Martyn, the wealthy pauper, 101-108.
McCullagh, Robert: Seventy-five years of the Rathmines and Rathgar Musical Society, 109-125.
Byrne, Patrick F.: Anthony Trollope in Ireland, 126-128.
Hiney, Diarmuid G.: Ireland’s Eye, 129-131.
de Búrca, Séamus: Eighty years young, 132-133.
DHR Vol.XLVI No.1 (Spring 1993)
Clarke, Howard B.: The 1192 Charter of Liberties and the beginnings of Dublin’s municipal life, 5-14.
Coyle, Eugene A.: Sir Edward Newenham—the 18th Century Dublin radical, 15-30.
Fleetwood, John F.: Dublin private medical schools in the nineteenth Century, 31-45.
Clarke, Peter: The Royal Canal 1798–1993, 46-52.
Scannell, James: The funeral of William Dargan, 53-54.
anon.: A famous Dublin bookshop, 60-61.
anon.: The Bohemian Girl, 61.
Scully, Seamus: The Corbally family of Co. Dublin, 66.
Ó Luanaigh, Dónall: Marie Antoinette painting in Dublin, 67.
DHR Vol.XLVI No.2 (Autumn 1993)
Cooney, D.A. Levistone: A pious Dublin printer, 74-100.
Boydell, Barra: St. Michan’s Church, Dublin-the installation of the organ in 1725, and the duties of the organist, 101-120.
Allen, Gregory: Policemen in your family tree, 121-128.
Behan, A.P.: History from picture postcards, 129-140.
DHR Vol.XLVII No.1 (Spring 1994)
Byrne, P.F.: Editorial: How it all began, 3-4.
Cooney, D.A. Levistone: An Englishman in Ireland: Arthur Dean Codling, 5-23.
Behan, A.P.: Up Harcourt Street from the Green, 24-45.
Butler, Katherine: Centenary of a synagogue: Adelaide Road 1892–1992, 46-55.
O’Neill, Marie: Dublin Corporation in the Troubled Times, 1914–1924, 56-70.
Cathcart, Rex: In the shadow of St. Patrick’s, 71-76.
Levistone Cooney, D.A.: Momentous Days: occasional diaries of Frances Taylor, 77-86.
Doherty, Philip: The last pawnshops of Dublin City, 87-94.
Finegan, John: Dublin’s lost theatres, 95-99.
Scannell, James: St. James’s Church, Crinken, Co. Dublin, 100-102.
Ó Luanaigh, Dónall: A Gentleman of the Press: William J.H. Brayden, OBE (1865–1933), 103-104.
Burke, John (document): John Burke’s recollections, 105-109.
Tighe, Joan: When Dublin had a woman garbage supremo, 110-111.
anon.: Dublin’s yesterdays, 111.
Byrne, Patrick F.: St. Stephen’s Green, 112.
McParland, Edward: Roseanne Dunne, 119-121.
DHR Vol.XLVII No.2 (Autumn 1994)
Boydell, Brian: Jonathan Swift and the Dublin musical scene, 132-137.
Farrington, Mrs.: The ambit of Cook Street, 138-154.
Kenny, Colum: King’s Inns and Henrietta Street Chambers, 155-168.
O Cleirigh, Nellie: Dublin International Exhibition, 1865, 169-182.
Parkinson, Danny: Arthur Morrison, 1765–1837, Lord Mayor of Dublin 1835, 183-186.
O’Flanagan, Desmond: An old lady of Fitzwilliam Square, 187.
anon. (document): Dublin’s City Assembly House, 188-189.
Parkinson, Danny: Location of items from the collection of the late F.E. Dixon, 190.
Behan, Anthony P.: Old bells of Dublin, 191.
Behan, Anthony P.: Michael Noyk
DHR Vol.XLVIII No.1 (Spring 1995)
Kinsella, A.: Alan Livingston Ramsay 1890–1916, from Ballsbridge to the South Dublin Union, 6-14.
Cooney, D.A. Levistone: A wedding in St. Bride’s "Happy the bride the sun shines on!" 15-39.
Lyons, J.B.: The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and its worthies, 40-54.
Turpin, John: The life of Oliver Sheppard, Dublin sculptor, 1865–1941: Part I, 55-78.
O’Neill, Marie: John Clancy-a correction, 81.
DHR Vol.XLVIII No.2 (Autumn 1995)
Cooney, D.A. Levistone: Tales from the North Circular Road, 89-93.
Mortimer, Theo: John Count McCormack—Freeman of Dublin, 94-110.
Ó Cathaoir, Eva: The Rathdown Union Workhouse at Loughlinstown, 1838–1923, 111-124.
O’Neill, Marie: Emily Lawless, 125-141.
Turpin, John: The life of Oliver Sheppard, Dublin Sculptor, 1865–1941: Part 2, 142-161.
DHR Vol.XLIX No.1 (Spring 1996)
Butler, Katherine: Dissenters in Dublin, 5-15.
Cooke, Jim: John Boyd Dunlop 1840–1921, inventor, 16-31.
Cooney, D.A. Levistone: Medical and Musical—the Fannins of Dublin, 32-58.
Dunne, Roseanne: No. 25 Fitzwilliam Place, 59-63.
Smyth, Hazel: Some notes on Charles Wye Williams, his family, their life and times, 64-69.
anon. (document): With the 92nd Foot in Dublin in 1779. A Narrative of a private soldier, 70-71.
de Búrca, Séamus: The man who missed his vocation, 72-73.
DHR Vol.XLIX No.2 (Autumn 1996)
Crawford, John: An archaeological survey of St. Audoen’s Church, Cornmarket, 85-93.
Kennedy, Máire: The domestic and international trade of an eighteenth-century Dublin bookseller: John Archer (1782–1810), 94-105.
McCabe, Brian: Survey of Tipper graveyard, 106-117.
Swords, Kieran: Ballyroan Townland: Delineation and Decline-Part 1, 118-129.
Turpin, John: N.C.A.D., Dublin’s oldest art institution-an economic and social perspective, 130-148.
Dunne, Joe: Memories of Pearse Street sorting office, 149-155.
Parkinson, Danny: The Delamain family in Ireland, 156-160.
Parkinson, Danny: Patrick O’Neill, Wholesale Woollen dealer, 161-164.
DHR Vol. L, No. 1 (Spring 1997)
Behan, A.P.: A triple tragedy in Dublin, the Pearse Street fire, 1936, 5-24.
Cooke, Jim: The Graves family in Ireland, 25-39
Cooney, D.A. Levistone: Twenty reduced widows, 40-54
Swords, Kieran: Ballyroan Townland, delineation and decline – part 2, 55-70.
Gogarty, Claire: Building finances of Trinity College Dublin, in the early eighteenth century, 71-75.
Ó Luanaigh, Dónall: The Rev. J. Duncan Craig: an Irish chaplain in the Franco-Prussian War, 76-78.
Scannell, James: A fire at Michael Reilly’s farm, Ballybrack Co. Dublin on February 2nd, 1904. 79-80.
anonymous: A True Story of the Irish Rebellion, April 1916, 81-84.
DHR
Vol. L, No. 2 (Autumn 1997)Butler, Katherine: The People of the Crescent in Dublin, 94-104.
Doran, Grainne: Smithfield Market – past and present 105-118.
Hiney, Diarmuid: 5816 and all that. The Jewish cemetery Cemetary [sic] Fairview strand, 119-129.
\Kennedy, Ma’ire: Disaster at e the Music Hall, Fishamble Street, 6 February 1782, 130-136.
Kinsella, Anthony: Medical aspects of the 1916 Rising, 137-171.
McCarthy, Muriel: Dr Robert TraVERS AND THE Wilde Libel Case, 171-188.
O’’ Luanaigh Do’nall: Climpses of Drumcondra and the young James Joyce, 189-195.
.de Bu’rca, Se’amus: Anew McMastrer and Esme Biddle, 196-197.
Hiney, Diarmuid: Only drinbk and horses. The story of St. James.s Street fountain, 198-
DHR
Vol. LI, No. 1 (Spring 1998)Vol LI No 1 Spring 1998
Kinsella, Anthony: Goocbye to Dublin, 4-24
Cooney, D. A. Levistone: Threads in a tapestry: the story of the Mitchell family, 25-50.
Clare, Liam: The wreck of the M.V. Bolivar on Kish Bank 1947, 51-61.
Mortimer, Theo: A journey of reconciliation, 62-73.
Foley, Eugene: Donnellys of Cork Street, 74-80.
Wren, James: Barney Murphy and the Abbey Theatre 1916 plaque, 81-83
DHR
Vol. LI, No. 2 (Autumn 1998)\\\\\ The Dublin City Assembley [sic] House, 89-90.
O’Kelly, Gerard: Titania’s Palace and the Mount Merrion Connection, 91-115.
Foley, B. Gilleece, Ode to our summer visitors, 116-116.
Mac Thoma’is, Eamonn: Dublin 1798, 117-133.
Beckett, Hylda J.: Royal Irish Academy of Music 1848-1998, 141-158.
Power, Irene Wilson: To School in the city, 141-159.
Brooke-Tyrrell, Alma: Mr. Howis, the artist of Jervis Street, 159-
DHR Vol. LII, No. 1 (Spring 1999)
O’Kelly, Gerald: Continuiong the Mount Merrion connection, 4
Cooke, Jim: The Dublin Mechanics’ Institute, 1824-1919, 15
Ferguson, Kenneth: The Irish Bar in December 1798, 32
MacMillan, Robert: A tribute to Msr. Viola B.M. Barrow, 61
Barrow, Viola B.M.: EdwaRD Smyth, 62
O’’ Riain Mi’chea’l: Queen Victoria and her reign at Leinster House, 75-
DHR
Vol. LII, No. 2 (Autumn 1999)Lattimore, C.: Bells and barrowmen on Bachelors Walk, 93
Cappock, Margarita: Royal visits to Dublin, 94
Wren, James: The Abbey Theatre 1916 plaque 108,
Gilmartin, John Maiben: Andrew Maiben, the Meath Hospital and Samuel Beckett, 110-
Siggins, Brian: Robert French and the Lawrence Collection, 115-
Kennedy, Ma’ire: Charles Praval: an eighteenth-century French teacher in Dublin, 126-
Mortimer, Theo: 175 yras of Royal National Lifeboat Institution, 138-
Gilligan, H.A.: Captain William Hutchinson and the early Dublin Bay lifeboats, 143-
Faye, Elizabeth: "Old Wellier" – the story of a Dublin street, 160-
DHR
Vol. LIII, No. 1 (Spring 2000)City Archivist: Dublin City Coat of Arms, 4-
Scannell, James: A recollection of the 1936 Pearse Street Fire, 6-
French, Billy: Crumlin the way it was, 7-
McWilliams, Brendan: Thoughts on a great character, 17-
Fitz-Simon, Christopher, The Dublin theatre during theb years leading up to the opening of the Abbey Theatrye, 19-
City Archiovist: Freedom of the City of Dublin, 33-
McCabe, Brian: Colmanstown Castle and Church Sites, 38-
McGovern, Kieran: Surgeon James Patten (c. 1748-1797) – the Dublin Man who saved explorer, Captain James Cook, 46-
O’’ Luanaigh, Do’nall: Prince Napole’on’s visit to Dublin and Kerry in Augiust 1865, 71-
Donnelly, Sea’n: A German dulcimer player in eighteenth-century Dublin, 77-
DHR
Vol. LIII, No. 2 (Autumn 2000)Lowth, Cormac: Thomas Steele, 92-
Farrell, Kevin: Phoenix, 119-
Mortimer, Theo: The adventures of Michael Kelly part I, 120-
Scannell, James: The train now standing over Hatch Street! 135-
Symes, Edmond P.: Torbay fishermen, 139-
.de Valera, Terry: Chopin, a link with Tom Moore and Ireland, 150-
Dudley, Rowena: St. Stephen’s Green, 157-
DHR
Vol. LIV, No. 1 (Spring 2001)Scudds, Colm: Old coach roads from Dublin 1745-1821, 4-
Farmar, Tony: Setting up home in Dublin in the 1850s, 16-
Mortimer, Theo: The adventures of Michael Kelly part II, 28-
Kennedy, Ma’ire: Book mad: the sale of books by auction in eighteenth-century Dublin, 48-
Anon: information required re Herbert family, 72-
Cantwell, Ian: Anthropozoological relationships in lLate Medieval Dublin, 73-
.de Vlera, Terry: Chopin, a link with Tom Moore and Ireland, - addendum, 81-
Behan, A.P.: Bye Bye century!82-
DHR
Vol. LIV, No. 2 (Autumn 2001)Carden, Sheila: Alderman Tom Kelly and the Municipal Gallery, 116-
Kearns, Seamus: Collecting picture postcards, 139-
Scannell, James: James Kearon’s wartime ADVENTURE, 145-
Coyle, Eugene A.: From Abbyviille to Quebec: thelife and times of General Richard Montgomery, 146-
Gunning, Mary: Fingal lady, 161-
Clare, Liam: The Putland family of Dublin and Bray, 183-
Faye, Elizabeth: A child’s memories of the Gaeity Theatre, 210-
\\\\\\\: Doughty survivor of a Nazi Death Decree, 212-
\\\\\\\: The return of Irish State Rail Coach 315, 214-
DHR
Vol. LV, No. 1 (Spring 2002)Cooke, Jim: William Wordsworth, his life and poetry and his visit to Ireland in 1829, 4-
Clancy, Ciana’n: The parlk without care, 19-
Levistone Cooney, D.A.: Bishop’s kin, 21-
Turpin, John:Oliver Sheppard, Albert Power and State Sculptural commissions, 43-
Hampton, Jim: A memory of 18 Mary’s Abbey, 47-
Lowth, F. Cormac: Shipwrecks around Dublin Bay, 50-
Farmar, Tony: The building society that refused Patrick Pearse (and his mother), 64-
Roddie, Robert P.: Padraig and Eily O’Horan: a story of rebellion and rewdemption,, 75-
Scannell, James: German espionage in outh County Dublin, 88-
Scannell, James: Dublin’s Silver Screen palaces, 102-
Fennessy, Ignatius: Friar Fleming and "The Kilruddery Hunt"104-
DHR
Vol. LV, No. 2 (Autumn 2002)Lowth, Cormac F.: James O’Connor, Fenian, and the tragedy of 1890, 132-
Cooney, D.A. Leviston: Switzer’s of Grafton Street, 154-
Clare, Liam: The Dublin Cattle Market,166-
Scannell, James: The Drumm Battery railcars, 1932-1949, 181-
O’Neill, Marie: Maria Edgeworth Anglo-Iriah writer, 1768-1849, 196-
Turpin, John: Peter Grant, a Dublin Sculptor, 208-
McCabe, Brian: Ireland’s second cardinal Edward McCabe, 1816-1885, 229-
DHR Vol. LVI, No. 1 (Spring 2003)
O Cleirigh, Nellie: A political prisoner in Kilmainham Jail—the diary of Cecilia Saunders Gallagher, 4-17.
Bright, Kevin: Reflections on the Royal Dublin Society (1731–2001), 18-30.
Watchorn, David: Maretimo: the Cloncurry ascendancy, 31-40.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Dublin Evening Mail, 20 May 1869): The Dublin Strike, 40.
Levistone Cooney, D.A.: Methodist schools in Dublin, 41-52.
de Valera, Terry: Maria Szymanowska (1790–1831), a pupil of John Field, 53-55.
Symes, Edmond P.: Sir James Dombrain and the Coastguard, 56-70.
McCabe, Brian: Carrickmines—a note from the past, 71-77.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Dublin Evening Mail, 21 May 1896): Bicycle accident in Kingstown, 77.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Dublin Evening Mail, 25 May 1896): Fatal Accident, 96
Mortimer, Theo (ed.): James J. Loughrey’s diary of the wars in the Philippines, 1898/99, 78-97.
Turpin, John: Catalogue of the sculpture of Peter Grant, 102-113.
DHR Vol. LVI, No. 1 (Autumn 2003)
McCarthy, Muriel: Elie Bouhéreau, first keeper of Marsh’s Library, 132-145.
Cooke, Jim: The obelisks of Greater Dublin, 146-160.
Watchorn, Richard: Frescati, 161-169.
O’Malley, Michael C.: Baldonnell Aerodrome 1917–1957, 170-181.
Scarry, John: Mary Anderson and the Irish, 182-192.
Ó Cahaoir, Brendan: Charles Hart’s New York diary, 1848–9, 193-204.
McGee, Owen: Fred Allan (1861–1937): republican, Methodist and Dubliner, 205-216.
Mortimer, Theo: The man of the millennium, 217-234.
Turpin, John: Catalogue of the sculptures of Peter Grant, Part 2, 235-245.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Dublin Evening Mail, 1 March 1988): The Loop Line, 256.
DHR Vol. LVII, No. 1 (Spring 2004)
Fennessy, Ignatius: Some correspondence of James and Margaret Pearse, 4-
Burns, Kieran: The history of 29 FitzWilliam Street, 12-
Lowth, Cormac F.: Finds of the Spanish Armada, 24
Donnelly, Sean: The famousest man in the world for the Irish harp, 38-
Keehan, Ruth: A life on Lambay, 50-
Lowth, Cormac F.: The Man of War Head, a mystery solved, 60-
D, ,
RuThe Royal Charter School, Clontarf, ddy, Bernardine: 64-
O’Connell, Angela: The Servants’ Church – a history of the Church of the Three Patrons, Rathgar, 81-
MacGowan, Ken: An introduction to the Central Catholic Library, 98-
Carden, Sheila:The origins of the Oireachtas Library, 102-
DHR
Vol. LVII, No. 2 (Autumn 2004)Sharkey, Joan Ussher: St Anne’s – the Guinness estate, 132-145.
newspaper report: City news from the past (
145.de Courcey, John W.: The Liffey banks in Dublin – the early works of the private developers, 146-151.
Cooney, D.A. Levistone: The Methodist chapels in Dublin, 152-163.
newspaper report: City news from the past (
163Burke, Tom: IN memory of Lieut. Tom Kettle ‘B’ Company, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 164-173.
Bourke, Edward J.: Bound for Australia – The ‘Tayleur’, 174-189.
newspaper report: City news from the past (
189Barone, Rosangela: The Oak Tree and the Olive – Eva Gore Booth, 190-203.
Edwards, David: The Construction of Dun Laoghaire Harbour, 204-210.
newspaper report: City news from the past (
210 qRobinson, James: James Laurence Careww M.P. (1853-1903), 211-222.
Fagan, Patrick: A football match at Swords in the early 18th century, 223-227.
newspaper report: City news from the past (
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DHR Vol. LVIII, No. 1 (Spring 2005)
Robinson James: Charles Frizell (1738–1812)—a surveyor in Co. Kildare, 2-11.
de Valera, Terry: Antoni Katski (1817–1899),a friend of John Field, 12-16.
newspaper report: City news from the past (Irish Times, 18 Mar 1879) The Central Tramways Co [new line to Clonskeagh], 16.
Clare, Liam: The Kill and the Grange of Clonkeen, two early settlements in South County Dublin, 17-30.
newspaper report: City news from the past (Irish Independent, 3 December 1934) Dublin bus services, 30.
Forrest, Mary: Women’s horticultural colleges in Dublin in the early 20th century, 31-38.
Ó Cathaoir, Eva: Patrick Lennon revisited, 40-44.
Lowth, Cormac F.: The ‘Palme’ shipwreck and the Dublin Bay lifeboat disaster of 1895, 45-62.
newspaper report: City news from the past (Irish Times, 20 May 1896), Clontarf Baths, 62.
O’Brien, Andrew: Some 17th/18th century residents of Belvedere House, Drumcondra, 63-75.
Kennedy, Máire: ‘Politicks, coffee and news’: the Dublin book trade in the eighteenth century, 76-85.
newspaper report: City news from the past (Sunday Independent, 2 September 1945) Record Crowds at Ballsbridge, 85.
newspaper report: City news from the past: (The Irish Times, 18 Mar 1879) Body found, 91.
newspaper report: City news from the past (Irish Independent, 3 Dec 1934) Prize scheme for opera by Irish composer [heading ‘Body found’ repeated in error], 110.
DHR Vol. LVIII, No. 2 (Autumn 2005)
Robinson James: Oscar Wilde’s friend and benefactor, Helen Carew (c.1856–1928), 112-121.
Gatenby, Peter: The Meath Hospital, Dublin, 122-128.
Ferguson, Kenneth: Rocque’s map and the history of Nonconformity in Dublin: a search for meeting houses, 129-165.
newspaper report: City news from the past (The Wicklow People, 13.1.1906) Fire in Kilmainham,
newspaper report: City news from the past (Irish Independent, 23.2.1931) Brave rescue in Dublin, 165.
Kelly, David: The Augustinians in Dublin, 166-175.
Coyle, Eugene: Larkinism and the 1913 County Dublin farm labourers’ dispute, 176-190.
McGowan, Gerard: A model railway shop in Phibsboro’, 191-194.
Lowth, Cormac F.: The one-legged sailor and the King, 195-207.
DHR Vol. LIX, No. 1 (Spring 2006)
Fennessy, Ignatius: The Prince and the Franciscan, 2-4.
Scannell, James: From horse-drawn trams to LUAS: a look at public transport in Dublin from the 1870s to the present time, 5-18.
Clark, Mary: Dublin City Archives and it’s collections [sic], 20-27.
Byrne, Maurice: The ace with the shamrock, 28-35.
Scarry, John: Singers in Victorian Dublin, 36-46.
Cooney, Dudley Levistone: A Dublin architect: George F Beckett, 47-64.
Hurley, Michael J.: Baldoyle as a racecourse village, 65-80.
Kinsella, Anthony: Lord Iveagh’s Irish Hospital in South Africa, 1900, 81-94.
DHR Vol. LIX, No. 2 (Autumn 2006)
Scannell, James: A Dun Laoghaire firefighter and the Belfast Blitz, 113-117.
Whearity, Peter F.: Martello Tower No. 10, Shenick’s Island, Skerries, Co. Dublin, 119-134.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Irish Independent, 30 April 1945) Liffey double tragedy, 134.
O’Doherty, Tony: Glasnevin Village in the 18th century: the Parish Alms House and the parish school, 135-145.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Irish Independent, 8 May 1945) Doctor shot in Dublin, 145.
Mortimer, Theo: Producing an historical journal or newsletter, 146-152.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Irish Independent, 28 April 1945) Unidentified body, 152.
Scannell, James: St. Colmcille’s Hospital, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin: from workhouse infirmary to general hospital, 153-165.
McCabe, Brian: A casualty of progress, 166-170.
Ruddy, Bernardine: Baymount Castle, Clontarf, 171-181.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Irish Independent, 28 April 1945) Unidentified body, 181 [repeated in error].
Horner, Arnold: John Rennie’s documents relating to the planning of Dunleary Harbour, 1815–1816, 182-200.
Kinsella, Anthony: Look Out Post 6 at Howth Summit, 201-205.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Irish Independent, 25 May 1945) Appeal for doctors and nurses, (Irish Independent, 25.5.1945), 205.
DHR Vol. LX, No. 1 (Spring 2007)
O’Flaherty, Louis: Drumcondra and the Tolka River, 3-14.
O’Brien, Andrew: The history of Nelson’s Pillar, 15-23.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Irish Independent, 25 May 1945) Presidential flag hoisted, 23.
Ó Doibhilín, Mícheál: Anne Devlin—the woman behind the myth, 25-43.
Jones, Randolph: Dublin’s great Civic Sword, Mayor John Drake and his victory near Bray in 1402, 44-53.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Evening Herald, 27 October 1956) Milk bottles—£50,000 loss, 53.
Ó Gráda, Diarmuid: Pursuing the frail abbess, the location of brothels in Georgian Dublin, 54-60.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Evening Herald, 27 Oct 1956) Turkey’s National Day, 60.
Roundtree, Susan: Dublin bricks and brickmakers, 61-70.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Evening Herald, 27 Oct 1956) ‘Advertisement’ for Wesley College, 70.
de Valera, Terry: Booterstown, a parish of importance, 71-76.
newspaper article: City news from the past (Irish Independent, 28 April 1945) Dublin Actor’s Collapse on Stage, 76.
Cooney, Dudley Levistone: Donations given by members of the Society, their families and associated Societies, 77-94.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Evening Herald, 15 Aug 1945) Strike by C.I.E employees, 94.
Robinson, James: Pilot Officer Norman Robinson (1917–1943). Killed in action, World War II, 95-105.
McQuinn, Colm: Description of the holdings of Fingal County Council Archives, 106-110.
Finch, Eric C.: E.T.S. Walton—atom splitter and man of peace, 111-123.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Evening Herald, 15 Aug 1945) Other Disputes, 123.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Evening Herald, Oct 1925) Port improvements—Liffey Tunnel and Butt Bridge projects postponed, 142.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Evening Herald, 2 Nov 1925) Motor owners and roads, 142.
DHR Vol. LX, No. 2 (Autumn 2007)
Scannell, James: A Dublin day—Thursday 29 November 1956, 144-149.
Kinahan, Jack: Kinahan’s LL—a forgotten Dublin whisky, 151-160.
Mortimer, Theo: The incorporated orthopaedic Hospital of Ireland, 161-166.
O’Donoghue, David: State within a State: the Nazis in neutral Ireland, 167-170.
Parkinson, Danny (edited by Theo Mortimer): The Corballis family of Nuttstown Co. Dublin and Rosemount, Roebuck and Donnybrook, 171-189.
Ní Mhurchadha, Maighréad: Property of a gentleman in Renaissance Dublin, 190-195.
King, Carla: Michael Davitt, the Evening Telegraph and Dublin Corporation, 1855–6, 196-207.
Ó hAnnracháin, Eoghan: Dubliners in the galleys of France, 208-217.
Clark, Mary: The Mansion House, Dublin, 218-227.
Cooney, Dudley Levistone: Catholic reorganisation—Methodist organisation—a study in parallels, 228-231.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Irish Times, 18 August 1943) The President’s name, 235.
newspaper article: City news from the past (The Evening Herald, 30 October 1945) Dr. Johnson’s Irish Visit, 252.
New index volume, Vol I March 1938 to LVI Autumn 2003
General Index to Dublin Historical Record. Volume I – Volume LVI: March 1938 – Autumn 2003. Compiled by Fergus Mulligan PhD incorporating the General Index to Volumes I-XXX compiled by G. Lennox Barrow PhD. Published by the Old Dublin Society, 2007.