Search Results
| Code | Description | Surname | Business | Location | Scope and Content |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PLIC/1/0070 | George Campbell, Iona, Howth Road, Dublin. | Campbell | Howth Road | Claim for £30 for damage to and loss of articles from motor car. Full payment recommended by Committee. | |
| PLIC/1/4322 | William Bullock, Mentana, Howth Road, Dublin. | Bullock | Howth Road | Claim for £2 8s 6d for damage to windows due to rifle fire at Mentana, Howth Road, Dublin. Full payment recommended by Committee. | |
| PLIC/1/5802 | Margaret Moore, Dunmara, Howth Road, Dublin. | Moore | Howth Road | Claim for £2 7s 6d for damage to windows, walls and household effects due to rifle fire at Howth Road, Dublin. Full payment recommended by Committee. | |
| PLIC/1/4641 | Mary Jordison, 2 Como Terrace, Howth Road, Dublin. | Jordison | Arnott and Company Limited | Henry Street; Howth Road | Claim for £1 10s for loss of chairs due to fire, water damage and looting at Arnott and Company Limited, Henry Street, Dublin. Full payment recommended by Committee. |
| PLIC/1/4674 | Mary Teresa Wright, Avora, Howth Road, Dublin. | Wright | Arnott and Company Limited | Henry Street; Howth Road | Claim for 10s for loss of dressing table due to fire, water damage and looting at Arnott and Company Limited, Henry Street, Dublin. Full payment recommended by Committee. |
| PLIC/1/5443 | Elizabeth McCormick, Hollybrook, Howth Road, Clontarf, Dublin. | McCormick | McDowell Brothers, watchmakers and jewellers | Henry Street; Howth Road | Claim for £3 7s 6d for destruction of gold brooch and silver brooch by fire at the premises of McDowell Brothers, watchmakers and jewellers, 27 Henry Street, Dublin. Payment of £2 10s recommended by Committee. |
| PLIC/1/4069 | William John Francis Horne, Wyvern, Dungriffin Road, Howth, Dublin. | Horne | Dungriffin Road; Howth; Northumberland Road | Claim for £21 14s for looting of gold jewellery by insurgents at 33 Northumberland Road, Dublin. Full payment recommended by Committee. Includes details of the shooting of Horne, 'a railway official of first class repute', who was shot and wonded by the insurgents as he was volunteering against the rebellion. | |
| PLIC/1/2091 | Michael A Clery, Ballyselly, Howth Road, Dublin. | Clery | Howth Road; Abbey Street Lower | Claim for £29 10s for office furniture and stock-in-trade destroyed by fire at 30 Abbey Street Lower, Dublin. Payment of £23 recommended by the Committee. | |
| PLIC/1/5462 | Mary Moore, Dunmara, Howth Road, Dublin. | Moore | Wynn's Hotel | Howth Road; Abbey Street Lower | Claim for £40 9d for destruction of clothing and personal effects by fire at Wynn's Hotel, Abbey Street Lower, Dublin. Payment of £28 recommended by Committee. |
| PLIC/1/2519 | Joseph Clune, Glenavon, Howth Road, Clontarf, Dublin. | Clune | JJ Keating, cycle and motor dealer | Howth Road; Clontarf; Abbey Street Lower | Claim for £27 for loss of three cycles due to fire at the premises of JJ Keating, cycle and motor dealer, 3 Abbey Street Lower, Dublin. Payment of £18 recommended by Committee. |