Search Results
| Code | Description | Surname | Business | Location | Scope and Content |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PLIC/1/4605 | Charles Maffett, trading as William Maffett and Son, 24 Frederick Street South, Dublin, agents for Thomas W Richardson and others. | Maffett; Richardson | William Maffett and Son; Matheson and Prentice, solicitors | Frederick Street South; Sackville Street Lower [O'Connell Street Lower] | Claim for destruction of title deeds and documents due to Crown forces operations at the premises of Matheson and Prentice, solicitors, 16 Sackville Street Lower [O'Connell Street Lower], Dublin. Dealt with under claims PLIC/1/4603 and PLIC/1/4604. |
| PLIC/1/0321 | John Kane, ecclesiastical art metal worker, 4 McMahon Street, South Circular Road, Dublin. | Kane | John Kane, ecclesiastical art metal worker | McMahon Street; South Circular Road; Abbey Street Middle | Claim for £1,439 10s for stock-in-trade damaged by shelling and gunfire at 101 Abbey Street Middle, Dublin. Payment of £940 recommended by Committee. |
| PLIC/1/2146 | Arthur T March, trading as James McCullagh Son and Company, 36 Frederick Street South, Dublin. | March | James McCullagh Son and Company; Tedcastle McCormick and Company Limited | Frederick Street South; Abbey Street Lower; Sir John Rogerson's Quay | Claim for £1,334 7s 10d for building and contents destroyed by fire at 34 Abbey Street Lower, Dublin, and brandy looted from the stores of Tedcastle McCormick and Company Limited, Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Dublin. Payment of £1,292 14s 9d recommended by the Committee. |
| PLIC/1/2859 | Thomas Millington, 13 Reuben Avenue, South Circular Road, Dublin. | Millington | Hopkins and Hopkins, jewellers | Sackville Street [O'Connell Street]; Reuben Avenue; South Circular Road | Claim for £3 5s for loss of silver watch under repair at Hopkins and Hopkins, jewellers, Sackville Street [O'Connell Street], Dublin. Payment of £2 5s recommended by Committee. |
| PLIC/1/2911 | Joanna Downes, South Hill, Rathmines Upper, Dublin. | Downes | Hopkins and Hopkins, jewellers | Sackville Street [O'Connell Street]; South Hill; Rathmines Upper | Claim for £4 10s for loss of vase due to destruction of premises by fire at Hopkins and Hopkins, jewellers, Sackville Street [O'Connell Street], Dublin. Full payment recommended by Committee. |
| PLIC/1/3060 | Helena Coffey, 72 South Circular Road, Portobello, Dublin, employee of Clery and Company Limited, Dublin. | Coffey | Clery and Company Limited | South Circular Road; Sackville Street Lower [O'Connell Street Lower] | Claim for £3 2s 6d for loss of clothing by fire at Clery and Company Limited, Sackville Street Lower [O'Connell Street Lower], Dublin. Payment of £3 recommended by Committee. |
| PLIC/1/3214 | Mary A Tanner, 60 South Lotts Road, Dublin. | Tanner | Dublin Bread Company Limited | South Lotts Road; Sackville Street Lower [O'Connell Street Lower] | Claim for £8 18s 6d for destruction of personal effects by fire at Dublin Bread Company Restaurant, Sackville Street Lower [O'Connell Street Lower], Dublin. Payment of £7 6s recommended by Committee. |
| PLIC/1/3296 | Dublin Bread Company Limited, 28 King Street South, Dublin. | Dublin Bread Company Limited | King Street South; Stephen Street; St Stephen's Green | Claim for £50 11s 9d for damage and destruction of property at 26 King Street South, Dublin, 28 King Street South, Dublin, 27 Stephen's Street, Dublin, and 3 St Stephen's Green, Dublin. Full payment recommended by Committee. | |
| PLIC/1/3379 | Edward Joseph Eaves, 2 Hamilton Street, South Circular Road, Dublin. | Eaves | Hamilton Street; South Circular Road; Grand Canal Street Upper | Claim for £4 10s 6d for damage to windows at 21 Grand Canal Street Upper, Dublin. Payment of £3 recommended by Committee. | |
| PLIC/1/3464 | John Patrick Atkins, 10 Spencer Street, South Circular Road, Dublin. | Atkins; Kane | John Kane, ecclesiastical art metal worker | Spencer Street; South Circular Road; Abbey Street Middle | Claim for £10 15s for destruction of antique plate and candle sticks by fire at the premises of John Kane, ecclesiastical art metal worker, 101 Abbey Street Middle, Dublin. Payment of £3 recommended by Committee. |