Dove House
NAME Dove House/Ardmore/Europa Cars
AREA Newtown Avenue, opposite Seapoint Avenue
MAP LOCATION OSI maps of 1837- 1842 and 1898-1913 place it in the townland of Blackrock
and it is annotated as Dove House and Ardmore respectively. It appears on
Rocques (1760) and Taylors map (1816) but is not named.
GENERAL A Georgian 8 roomed non-basement residence. In 1912 part of the grounds
were acquired by the Blackrock Township for social housing and road widening.
YEAR BUILT Circa 1760
VALUATION In 1867 the valuation was 34 pounds.
NUMBER OF
ROOMS Noted as having 16 rooms occupied by family in 1901.
ARCHITECT
SOURCES Thom's, contemporaneous newspapers, OSI Maps, Registry of Deeds,
NAI Census & Wills and Griffiths Valuation.
OCCUPANTS
Site owned by George Burroughs
1829 -1836 Thomas Lyster Bankrupt (house for sale)
1837 Burroughs to Mahony 1837 17 111 442
1841 -1849 William Thomas Mulvany
1850 Mrs O' Donoghue
1853 Daniel Hodgens
1853 Auction of Contents (8 rooms)
1857 - 1867 Miss Scavory
1868 - 1873 Rev Ambrose Lane
1874 George Nesbitt
1876 Vacant
1878 - 1879 Mrs Nesbitt
1880 - 1881 William Henry Rynd
1882 Henry Rynd
1883 Mrs Rynd
1884 - 1885 Vacant
1886 F Morrell
1887 - 1888 James Morrell, Sec to the Board of Education
1889 - 1898 William Hickey (house now called Ardmore) of 23/24 North Earl Street
1899 - 1912 Thomas J Farley
1912 - 1914 Anna Mary Farley
1919 Sold for 2.5K
1947 House Fire
1921 - 1954 Mr Isodore Healy
1954 Ellen Healy RIP - baptist funeral buried in Deansgrange
1960 Plans to develop Ardmore House and the Tram Sheds as a Renault Garage
1973 - 2007 Europa Mazda Centre
2015 Site sold for €7.5 million.
STAFF
1901 Mary Casey - Cook
Mary Healy - parlourmaid
1911 Emily Murphy - Parlourmaid
Margaret Cagne - Cook
Marcella Byrne - Housemaid
CURRENT STATUS Demolished 1960
CONTRIBUTORS © June Bow & Karen Poff
DATE November 2019
NAME Dove House/Ardmore/Europa Cars
AREA Newtown Avenue, opposite Seapoint Avenue
MAP LOCATION OSI maps of 1837- 1842 and 1898-1913 place it in the townland of Blackrock
and it is annotated as Dove House and Ardmore respectively. It appears on
Rocques (1760) and Taylors map (1816) but is not named.
GENERAL A Georgian 8 roomed non-basement residence. In 1912 part of the grounds
were acquired by the Blackrock Township for social housing and road widening.
YEAR BUILT Circa 1760
VALUATION In 1867 the valuation was 34 pounds.
NUMBER OF
ROOMS Noted as having 16 rooms occupied by family in 1901.
ARCHITECT
SOURCES Thom's, contemporaneous newspapers, OSI Maps, Registry of Deeds,
NAI Census & Wills and Griffiths Valuation.
OCCUPANTS
Site owned by George Burroughs
1829 -1836 Thomas Lyster Bankrupt (house for sale)
1837 Burroughs to Mahony 1837 17 111 442
1841 -1849 William Thomas Mulvany
1850 Mrs O' Donoghue
1853 Daniel Hodgens
1853 Auction of Contents (8 rooms)
1857 - 1867 Miss Scavory
1868 - 1873 Rev Ambrose Lane
1874 George Nesbitt
1876 Vacant
1878 - 1879 Mrs Nesbitt
1880 - 1881 William Henry Rynd
1882 Henry Rynd
1883 Mrs Rynd
1884 - 1885 Vacant
1886 F Morrell
1887 - 1888 James Morrell, Sec to the Board of Education
1889 - 1898 William Hickey (house now called Ardmore) of 23/24 North Earl Street
1899 - 1912 Thomas J Farley
1912 - 1914 Anna Mary Farley
1919 Sold for 2.5K
1947 House Fire
1921 - 1954 Mr Isodore Healy
1954 Ellen Healy RIP - baptist funeral buried in Deansgrange
1960 Plans to develop Ardmore House and the Tram Sheds as a Renault Garage
1973 - 2007 Europa Mazda Centre
2015 Site sold for €7.5 million.
STAFF
1901 Mary Casey - Cook
Mary Healy - parlourmaid
1911 Emily Murphy - Parlourmaid
Margaret Cagne - Cook
Marcella Byrne - Housemaid
CURRENT STATUS Demolished 1960
CONTRIBUTORS © June Bow & Karen Poff
DATE November 2019