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Code	Description	Surname	Business	Location	Scope and Content
PLIC/1/1226	Walter A Mulligan, Crawford Municipal School of Art, Cork.	Mulligan	Crawford Municipal School of Art; Royal Hibernian Academy	Abbey Street Lower; Cork	Claim for £20 12s for two paintings destroyed by fire while on exhibition at the Royal Hibernian Academy, Abbey Street Lower, Dublin. Payment of £6 16s recommended by Committee.
PLIC/1/1277	Margaret Mulligan, 29 Moore Street, Dublin.	Mulligan		Moore Street	Claim for £702 16s 6d for shop and premises detroyed by fire at 7 Moore Street, Dublin. Payment of £550 recommended by Committee.
PLIC/1/1602	Patrick J Mulligan, 156 King Street North, Dublin.	Mulligan		King Street North	Claim for £3 0s 4d for damage to property and commandeering of property by Crown forces at 156 King Street North, Dublin. Payment of £2 17s 1d recommended by Committee.
PLIC/1/2934	JP Mulligan, The Walk, County Roscommon.	Mulligan	Hopkins and Hopkins, jewellers	Sackville Street [O'Connell Street]; Roscommon	Claim for £3 for loss of watch due to destruction of premises by fire at Hopkins and Hopkins, jewellers, Sackville Street [O'Connell Street], Dublin. Payment of £2 recommended by Committee.
PLIC/1/2935	Marian Mulligan, The Walk, County Roscommon.	Mulligan	Hopkins and Hopkins, jewellers	Sackville Street [O'Connell Street]; Roscommon	Claim for £8 for loss of gold watch and gold bracelet under repair at Hopkins and Hopkins, jewellers, Sackville Street [O'Connell Street], Dublin. Payment of £6 10s recommended by Committee.
PLIC/1/5612	Margaret Mulligan, trading as Patrick Reddy, fish and fowl dealer, 7 Moore Street, Dublin.	Mulligan	Patrick Reddy, fish and fowl dealer	Moore Street	Claim for £1,822 7s 2d for destruction of house, shop and premises by fire at 7 Moore Street, Dublin. Payment of £812 recommended by Committee.
PLIC/1/6548	Laurence Mulligan, deceased.	Mulligan		Dublin Castle	Claim in relation to loss of life due to rebellion. Claim outside the terms of reference of the Committee. Claimant's letter sent to the Under Secretary in Dublin Castle.