M index - Dublin Street Directory 1862

Author
Date	1862
Source	Thom's Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862
Section	Index M

Mabbot-lane, or court

M'Cullagh's-alley

Mackie's-terrace

Maguinness's-place

Maguire's-court

Maher's-court, North

Maher's-court, South

Mansfield-place

Mark's-alley, East

Mark's-alley, West

Marlborough-place

Marlborough-street

Marrowbone-lane

Marshalsea-lane

Mary-street, Little

Maryville-court

Mayor-street, Lower

Mayor-street, Upper

Meade-row, Ormond-market

Mecklenburgh-lane

Mecklenburgh-street, Lower

Mecklenburgh-street, Upper

Meetinghouse-lane, North

Meeting-house lane or yard South

Mercer-street, Lower

Mercer-street, Upper

Merchants'-quay

Merrion-square, East

Merrion-square, North

Merrion-square, South

Merrion-square, West

Merrion-street, Lower

Merrion-street, Upper

Middleton-court

Millbrook-cottages

Military-rd. or Victoria-quay

Miller's-alley or Coffey's-Court

Mitchell's-court

Molesworth-court

Molesworth-place

Molesworth-street

Montague-street

Montgomery-street

Montpelier-hill

Moore's-cottages

Moore-street market

Mount-street, Lower

Mount-street, Upper

Mount-street Crescent

Mountjoy-square, East

Mountjoy-square, North

Mountjoy-square, South

Mountjoy-square, West

Mountjoy-street, Lower

Mountjoy-street, Middle

Mountjoy-street, Upper

Mountrath-street

Mullinahack-lane

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