DUBLIN index

Samuel Lewis

A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland

1837

Dalkey - Donaghmore

Donaghmoyne - Drinagh

Drishane - Duagh

Dublin

Duleek - Dysertmore

DUBLIN, COUNTY OF

Dublin Baronies, Boroughs and Towns

Dublin Topography

Dublin Agriculture

Dublin Manufactures and Fisheries

Dublin Rivers, Canals and Roads

Dublin Antiquities

DUBLIN, CITY OF

Danish Invasion of Dublin

Norman Invasion of Dublin

Edward Bruce in Dublin

Dublin in the 15th Century

Dublin in the 16th Century

Dublin in the 17th Century

Dublin in the 18th Century

Dublin in the early 19th Century

Description of the City of Dublin

Dublin Trade and Commerce

Dublin Public Buildings

Dublin General Post Office

Dublin Literature and Science

Dublin Libraries

Dublin Medical Institutions

Dublin Insitutions of the Fine Arts

Dublin Theatres, Clubs and Musical Societies

Dublin Municipal Government

Dublin Mansion House

Dublin Courts and Prisons

Dublin Vice-Regal Government

Dublin Military Barracks

Dublin Courts of Justice

Dublin Inns of Court

Ecclesiastical Province of Dublin

Diocese of Dublin and Glendalough

Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin

St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin

Trinity College, Dublin

Buildings of Trinity College, Dublin

DUBLIN PARISHES

St. Andrew's Parish, Dublin

St. Anne's Parish, Dublin

St. Audeon's Parish, Dublin

St. Bridget's Parish, Dublin

St. Catherine's Parish, Dublin

St. George's Parish, Dublin

Grangegorman Parish, Dublin

St. James's Parish, Dublin

St. John's Parish, Dublin

St. Luke's Parish, Dublin

St. Mark's Parish, Dublin

St. Mary's Parish, Dublin

St. Michael's Parish, Dublin

St. Michan's Parish, Dublin

St. Nicholas Within Parish, Dublin

St. Nicholas Without Parish, Dublin

St. Paul's Parish, Dublin

St. Peter's Parish, Dublin

St. Thomas's Parish, Dublin

St. Werburgh's Parish, Dublin

Roman Catholic Parishes of Dublin

St. Mary's Roman Catholic Parish, Dublin

St. Michan's Roman Catholic Parish, Dublin

St. Paul's Roman Catholic Parish, Dublin

St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Parish, Dublin

St. Audeon's Roman Catholic Parish, Dublin

St. Catherine's Roman Catholic Parish, Dublin

St. James's Roman Catholic Parish, Dublin

St. Michael's and St. John's Roman Catholic Parish, Dublin

St. Nicholas's Roman Catholic Parish, Dublin

Protestant Dissenters in Dublin

Free Schools in Dublin

Dublin Hospitals

Dublin Lunatic Asylums

Dublin Benevolent Institutions

Dublin Orphans and Destitute Children

Dublin Insitutions for the Aged and Infirm

Dublin Female Penitentiaries

Eminent Dublin People

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