S index - Dublin Street Directory 1862

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

Sackville-garden

Sackville-place

Sackville-street, Lower

Sackville-street, Upper

Sandwith-street

Saul's-court or Albert-place

Saunders'-court

Schoolhouse-lane

Schoolhouse-lane

Seabank-cottages

Seaview-terrace

Shamrock-terrace

Shelbourne-place

Sheriff-street, East

Sherlock's-court

Sherrard-street, Lower

Sherrard-street, Upper

Ship-street, Great

Ship-street, little

Simpson's-court

Sir John's-quay

Skinner's-alley

Skippers'-lane, or alley

Smith's-buildings

Smith's-cottages

Smullen's-court

Spring-garden-lane

Spring-garden-lane

Spring-garden-parade

Spring-garden-passage

Spring-garden-place

Stafford-street

Stanhope-street

Stanley-cottages

Stanley-terrace

Steevens'-lane, West

Stephen's-green, North

Stephen's-green, East

Stephen's-green, South

Stephen's-green, West

Stephen's-place

Sterling-street

Stewart-terrace

Strand-street, Great

Strand-street, Little

Summer-hill, Lower

Summer-hill parade

Summer-street, North

Summer-street, South

Summerville-terrace

Supple's or Purdon's-court

Sussex-terrace, Lower

Sussex-terrace, Upper

Synge-pl. or Harrington-place

Synge-street, Middle

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