- of the
Irish Exchequer; his
estates later p****ed to the
Bourne family.
Fortfield House was
built around 1785 by a
later Chief Baron,
Barry Yelverton, 1st...
-
bombs hit Terenure, two
falling at
Rathdown Park, with
another two at
Fortfield Road and
Lavarna Grove, with
injuries but no loss of life. 3
January 1941:...
- 1970s,
including clubhouse and
grounds which have
since been
developed as
Fortfield Square apartments. In the 1970s, the club
moved to
Templeville Road to...
-
services are
located in the
village on
Templeogue Road, as well as in
Fortfield Park,
Cypress Park,
Wainsfort Drive,
Orwell Shopping Centre, and Rathfarnham...
- Station/Engine Co. 12 was
placed into
service in June of that year at 75
Fortfield Avenue. In 1931, a new Station/Engine 7 was
constructed at 441 Central...
-
Moone Celtic FC. The club's
crest includes a high cross, and its
pitch is
Fortfield Park on the old N9 to Carlow. Ireland's
Vanishing Triangle List of towns...
-
invasion or
naval attack, on the part of the
seafront that is
known as '
Fortfield' and
which is now the
cricket pitch.
Another of the Blue
Plaques of the...
-
Rashleigh and Mary Anna Rashleigh, had
moved in to his
marital home -
Fortfield House, Sidmouth, Devon. In 1871, he
purchased the "Feniton
Court Estate...
- Crescent,
Rathdown Park,
Lakelands Park,
Rathdown Avenue,
Terenure College,
Fortfield Road,
Springfield Road,
Templeville Road,
Springfield Avenue, Rosehall...
-
nothing to
enhance the judge's re****tion. He died in 1805 at his mansion,
Fortfield House, Terenure,
County Dublin,
which he had
built at
great expense around...
