28 – 57 Parnell Street, Clonmel
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Parnell St. Numbers 28-57 are situated on the north side of the street. Jervis Place is contained within the street.
| No. | Premises Occupants, present and past. |
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| 28 | J Shee, 1960’s-2011, Solicitors – moved elsewhere Bank of Ireland, 1901-1960’s, Bank Whelan, late 1800’s, clockmaker |
| 29 | AXA, 2011, Insurance Company MF Kent & Co., 1930’s-1980’s Scotts, 1945, Wallpaper, Paints, Leather Charles FitzGerald, 1901-1925, Bookseller |
| 30 | Stitches, 2011, Clothing ESB Offices, 1960’s-1970’s, ESB T. Horan, 1920’s-1945, Chemist & Optician Clonmel Dental Company, 1901, (Sidney Rowell?, 1935), Dentist |
| 31 | Hogans Toymaster, 2011, Toy Shop Sloans, 1950’s, Clothing The Carlton, 1920’s, Confectionery/Tea Rooms Thomas Roche, c.1901-1920’s, Draper/Tailor Mary O’Donoghue, 1901, drapery |
| 32 | Moynihan Curran, 2011, Estate Agents General Accident, 1960’s-1970’s, Insurance company Cashin, 1961, Betting Office William F Lawlor, 1901-1911, Jeweller |
| 33 | O’ Keeffe’s, 2011, Public House Murnane, 1950’s, Outfitters CLONMEL CHRONICLE, 1901-1920’s, Newspaper |
| 34 | Hearns Hotel, (1901, Edward Murphy) |
| 35 | Hearns Hotel, (1901, Edward Murphy) |
| 36 | Subway, 2011, Sandwich Bar Quirkes, 1980’s, furniture Store King & Keatings, 1940’s-1970’s, Garage O’Gorman Bros. Ltd., circa. 1911-1943, Auto Engineers, Coach and Motor Body Builders. James Vaughan, 1901, Provisions Thomas F Kenny, 1901, Draper/Tailor |
| 37 | Celtic, 2011, Bookmakers Quirkes, 1980’s, furniture Store King & Keatings, 1920’s-1970’s, Garage O’Gorman Bros. Ltd., circa. 1911-1943, Auto Engineers, Coach and Motor Body Builders. Lucy Hanrahan, 1901, Ladies Outfitter |
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| Numbers 38-42 disappeared when those houses were renamed JERVIS PLACE | |
| 43 | Fieldmaster, 2011, Office Supplies Corbett, 1940’s-1970’s, Printing Works |
| 44 | Bergin, 2011, Convenience Store Sean Redmond Car Hire Redmonds, 1940’s-1970’s, Sweetshop/Fruit R Redmond, 1920’s-1930’s, Greengrocer/Fruit Robert McRell, 1911, Fruit Merchant |
| 45 | Bergin, 2011, Convenience Store P Gavin, 1950’s-1970’s, Newspaper Shop/Shipping Agent Phillips & Whitney, Geraldine Crane, 1920’s, Photographers Albert or Arthur Webster, 1901, Photographer |
| 46 | LANEWAY: Clonmel Cycle Co., 1945, Cycles & Radios William Gavin, 1920’s-1960’s, Bookseller/tobacconist |
| 47 | Co. Council Building, 2011 Clonmel Public Library, 1950’s-1970’s, County Library William Toohey, 1901, Grocery/ Public House |
| STREET: COLLEGE AVENUE | |
| 48 | Clonmel Credit Union, 2011, credit union Ritz Cinema, 23rd March 1940-1980’s, Cinema Clonmel Machine Bakery, 1935, Bakery Margaret Ryan, 1901, Grocer |
| 49 | Mack Cleaners, 1970’s-2011, Dry Cleaners Lanigan, 1950’s J W Kennedy, 1945, 1951, Grocer & Tobacconist J Clinton, 1935, Draper Joseph Mooney, 1901, Draper/Tailor Mrs Dodd, 1901, Public House |
| 50 | Annie Keogh, 1940’s-2011, Public House Miss Smithwick, 1935, Grocery/Spirits Peter Connolly, 1920’s, Grocery/Spirits Margaret Connolly, 1911, Grocery/Spirits |
| 51 | vacant The Stables, 1986, Public House (J O’Brien) Paddy Ahearnes, 1980’s, Public House The Favourite, 1960’s, Coffee Shop Mrs Ryan, 1920’s-1935, Grocery/Spirits |
| 52 | vacant Paddy Ahearnes, 1980’s, Public House The Favourite, 1960’s, Coffee Shop Michael Burke, 1911, Harness Maker/Saddler |
| 53 | vacant Paddy Ahearnes, 1980’s, Public House Christopher Kearney, 1920’s Hairdresser Boarding House, 1911 |
| 54 | Private Dwelling, 2011 Boarding House, 1911 William Sheehy, 1846, Grocery |
| 55 | Private Dwelling, 2011 |
| 56 | Hairdresser, 2011 Condons, 1950’s-1980’s, Sweetshop J B Toohey 1920’s, Grocery/Spirits |
| 57 | A Gentlemans Club, 1911, (possibly the current Denis Lacy Hall). |
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Others, whose premises numbers are currently unknown |
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1945O’Driscoll, 1945, Victualler 1935Boyd Ryan, 1935, Spirits Dealers (also in Abbey St.) 1846William Foristal, 1846, Corn Merchant
1824Richard Duckett, 1824, Attorney
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{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }
I believe that number 56 and 57 Parnell Street formerly known as Bagwell street was the business address of William Burke(Dealer) and Michael Burke (Corn merchant? spirts dealer) It was also listed as a Public house at one point too. I have reason to believe that Michael Burke was my great great grandfather and the William may have been his father. I am still trying to tie all the pieces together and after I have my Big Y 700 paternal DNA test done it should help a lot. I also note that in 1911 My great grandfather also named Michael Burke a harness and saddle maker lived at number 52 Parnell/Bagwell street. I suspect there might be a connection there also for that location.
I am looking at an old photograph of two WWI soldiers. Photographer T Hughes 46 Parnell Street Clonmel.
Ann here again, I have one of the bill heads since P.A.Kiersey was in 31 Parnell Street shop.
Have always wished I had a photo of 31 Parnell Street, with maybe my fathers name over the door. He was P.A. Kiersey , the Master Baker &
Confectioner mentioned in year 1935. I do not know for how many years he was there but I was born in 1936 and did live there for some time,
a young girl named Bridie helping my mother. She would have to be about 95 years old today. I never asked my parents about life before I
arrived, all I know is Parnell Street was my first home. I hope this will help you to update your records.
Yours truly,
Ann