Stillorgan conceptual village drawing - Neil D'Alton
The Village shops - mainly based on memories
HOPS ON THE DUBLIN ROAD AND KILMACUD ROAD
BAKERS/BAKERY
1835 - 1841 Judith Healy
1854 - 1857 Andrew Hely - Baker
1858 - 1883 Anthony Hely - Baker
1864 - 1877 J Hely - Baker
1858 - 1889 Richard Massey – Bakery Beaufield Cottage
1890 - 1917 John H Massey – Bakery, Beaufield Cottage
1912 John Robertson - confectioner (Garnaville) - Stillorgan Bakery
McNallys - Cake and bread shop
1969 - 1981 Fuscos
SHOEMAKER/BOOTMAKER
1835 - 1883 John Brennan
1851 - 1862 James Watts – Stillorgan Park
1856 - 1863 Thomas Byrne – Kilmacud
1875 - 1912 Patrick Byrne
1875 - 1919 Thomas Jolly - Stillorgan
1921 Edward Jolly
1971 Paddy Licken
LAUNDERERS
1856 - 1868 Mrs Redmond - Kilmacud
1889 - 1896 Mrs Jolley
BUTCHERS
1878 - 1901 Richard Buckley
1930 - 1940 M Cullen
DAIRY
1851 - 1877 John Jolley
1835 - 1863 Bernard Carroll
1878 - 1900 Richard Cullen
1875 - 1877 John Jolley – farmer
1840 - 1841 Mrs Alicia Byrne
1912 - 1940 John O'Reilly & Son - grocers, purveyors and dairymen
PUBLICAN/VINTNER
1805 Lease of 'The Fighting Cock'
(William Baumann to Martin Doyle, publican)
1847 - 1849 John Jolly
1841 - 1866 John Byrne
Cullens was for sale in 1894, as a two storey house with kitchen and 5 bedrooms. It had two
shops, a grocery and a bar with a dining room and drawing room. It had stabling for 2 horses,
a cow house and store room. It had two yards and both yards had an entrance gate. It was a
bona fide house and in 1894 was 'upwards of 60 years in the hands of the Cullen family'. Teresa
Cullen was widowed in 1919 and carried on running the public house until 1962 and it was
known locally as 'The Widow Cullens'. It was thatched in 1988 and Lickens bootshop was
incorporated into the building in 1999.
1834 - 1875 Michael Cullen
1876 - 1883 Hannah Cullen (Widow of above)
1884 - 1894 Christopher Cullen - Cullen's Public House & Grocers
1889 - 1900 James Cullen
1901 - 1912 John & David Cullen
1912 - 1919 David Cullen
1919 - 1962 Mrs Teresa Cullen (Widow of the above)
1962 Cullens for sale
1962 - 1974 Stillorgan Inn - Frank Hanley
1974 - 1995 The Stillorgan Orchard - David and Brian Lavin.
1995 - 2018 The Stillorgan Orchard - O'Dwyers
Bolands was for sale in 1925 described at being on the corner of the Kilmacud road and the Road
to Bray. It had 8 apartments and an attractive Façade. It had a gated entrance from the Kilmacud
Road and a storage and bottling facility. When James Boland took over in 1898 he called it 'The
Stillorgan House', it has had numerous owners since the 1960's and has been called Bolands,
Cassidys and McGowans but in recent years it has reverted back to having 'Bolands' over the door.
1867 Arthur Moran
1875 John Moran
1876 - 1893 Grace Moran – Grocer/Publican
1893 - 1898 Miss Mary Ann Rydall -Grocer/publican (Cousin of Grace Moran)
1898 - 1902 James J Boland - Stillorgan House
1902 - 1925 Mrs Mary Boland - Stillorgan House
1925 - 1964 Austin Boland
- 1996 Stillorgan House - Grand Liquer Ltd
1996 Stillorgan House for Sale
1996 - 2000 Cassidys - Cassidy & O'Mara
GROCER
1857 - 1870 John Whelan
1874 - 1887 John Towson – Grocer
1900 - 1940 Francis Pender - Purveyor/Dealer
1910 - 1930 Mrs Jane Anne Sargison
1952 - 1954 Osmond Kilkenny - Grocer Kilmacud Road
1955 - 1959 Cash Grocers
1949 - 1959 Kilmacud Stores - Ryans
1959 - 1970 Kilmacud Stores - Keanes
Farrells
Logues
Leverett & Fry
Gus Cawley - Green Grocer
Goodwin
CAR OWNER/GARAGE
1847 - 1870 G Smith
1871 - 1873 M Smith
1875 - 1880 Martha Smith
1881 - 1884 John Smith
1899 - 1910 Richard Jolly - Stillorgan Omnibus
1942 - 1977 Richard Kennedy - OK Garage
1977 Esmond Motors
BUILDERS & CARPENTERS
1835 - 1887 William Metcalf – Builder & Carpenter
1887 - 1889 Peter Metcalf - Builder
1850 - 1876 John Hall – Builder
1885 - 1891 William Hall - Mason
1870 - 1881 William Douglas – Carpenter
1878 - 1884 John Hayden – Builder
1882 - 1884 Patrick Byrne - Bricklayer
PAINTER & GLAZIERS
1846 - 1856 James Coffee
1877 - 1912 John Henderson – Housepainter
1911 McLoughlan - Painters (The Hill)
COAL DEALER/FUEL MERCHANTS
1856 - 1868 Daniel Jolly
1924 M O'Reilly
McCanns - Kilmacud Road (Stillorgan Decor)
TAILORS
1835 - 1836 Peter Woodcock
1841 - 1862 Michael Woodcock
1863 - 1887 Peter Woodcock
1835 - 1882 Edward Dunne
1877 - 1900 Patrick Murphy
COOPER
1835 - 1864 Michael Ward
BLACKSMITH
1850 - 1854 James Reilly
1835 - 1863 Michael Caffrey
POSTOFFICE
The post office has had many homes in Stillorgan and is currently housed in the shopping Centre.
It was established circa 1830 and was first located at what is now no 12 The Hill.
Postmaster/Postmistress of Stillorgan
1834 - 1844 Mrs Anne Carty
1845 - 1861 Elizabeth Hall
1862 - 1878 Miss Healy
1879 - 1880 John Jolly
1880 Miss Jolley
1882 - 1915 Miss Sarah Smith (was also a dressmaker)
1915 - 1922 Miss Marianne Smith (sister of Sarah)
1922 - 1923 Miss Martha Glynn (Niece of the Misses Smith)
1923 - 1935 Glynns
1936 John Byrne
1937 - 1947 Patrick J Kelly
1947 - 1960 Agnes Kelly
MISC
1940 M & T Rothury Bros - Motor engineers and Haulage contractors
(later had a petrol pump and a cycle repair service)
1935 - 1971 Richard Simmonds - Electrical contractor
1940 R J Godwin - Newsagent
Opal Sweet shop
Lloyds - Gift Shop & Drapery
1947 - 1978 Jack & Catherine Baumann - Tobacconist, newagents and fancy goods
1978 todate Valentine Baumann - Hardware, pet supplies etc
Shops on the Old Dublin Road opposite the Shopping Centre and around to St Laurences Park
1962 - 1983 Nimble Fingers Toyshop - Robert & Hilda Tweedy
1983 - Nimble Fingers Toyshop - Patrick & Jean Staunton
1956 - 1987 Federans - Jewellers
1968 J Bracken - Grocer
1960's C Aprile
1960's Bookies
1960's Bike Shop
1960's McNallys cake and bread shop
1969 - 1984 Fuscos
Shops on the Old Dublin Road beside the New Shopping Centre called The Shopping Centre
1947 - 1978 Jack & Catherine Baumann - Tobacconist, newagents and fancy goods
1978 todate Valentine Baumann - Hardware, pet supplies etc
1949 - 1960 Fred Logue - Grocer
1961 Munster & Leinster Bank
1949 Leveret & Frye
Byrnes - Wool shop & Drapery
1949 Nolans - Chemist
Curneens - Chemist
Margaret Ford - Hairdresser
1889 - 1924 M O'Reilly - Fuel Merchants (opposite entrance to Laurences Park)
Shops at the junction of Kilmacud Road Lower and Rathmore Avenue
1958 - 2015 O'Dwyers - Public House
1957 - 2003 Conatys - Butchers (incorporated into the public house in 2003)
1957 - 1968 Goldons - Chemist (incorporated into the public house in 1968)
1957 McGarity - Grocer
- 1963 L J Maguire - Grocer
1963 - 1997 Wallaces - Grocer
1997 - 2005 Vacant
2005 - 2015 Little Flowers
1955 - 1966 Monument Creamery (incorporated into the newsagents)
1958 Newsagents - Peter O'Connor
Mackey
1990 Pat & Nora McKeown
1990 - 1992 7-11
1993 Spar
Shop at the junction of Kilmacud Road Lower and Redesdale Road
1963 - 1974 Frank Hyland - Green Grocer
1974 - 1976 Roger Cleary & Mrs Weir - Green Grocer
Pristine Cleaners
Shops on the Lower Kilmacud Road LHS
McGees newsagent next to Cribbins Butchers. Miss Daly ran the wool and sewing shop. Dundons grocery shop was next , It later became Jimmy O Sullivans Bookmakers. Ryalls chemist was on the otherside of the alleyway. Cooks Fish shop was beside this.on the millhouse block
Dunduns - Grocer
Cribbens (Cribbens became a chipper and eventually the Magic Chef)
Terry Rogers - Bookie shop
Mrs Magees sweet shop
1950's/60's Number 6 Lower Kilmacud Road, now Ulster Bank. Was run by Doreen
Cleary 1950’s and 60’s sold to AIB when they did not secure a space in the shopping centre.
1959 Roger Cleary - Rogers Corner Shop and the family lived over the shop.
last shop before the ramp down to the underground parking was McGee’s it’s a chemist now.
after the ramp
Ryalls Chemist
Cookes - Fish shop
AIB was also there on that row
Shops at the Millhouse
Liptons supermarket became The Slender Health studio and then became the Centra
Shops on the Lower Kilmacud Road RHS
1960's McCanns - Fuel depot
1949 - 1959 Kilmacud Stores - Ryans (now the Credit Union)
1959 - 1970 Kilmacud Stores - Keanes
CONTRIBUTORS © June Bow & Karen Poff
DATE September 2020
BAKERS/BAKERY
1835 - 1841 Judith Healy
1854 - 1857 Andrew Hely - Baker
1858 - 1883 Anthony Hely - Baker
1864 - 1877 J Hely - Baker
1858 - 1889 Richard Massey – Bakery Beaufield Cottage
1890 - 1917 John H Massey – Bakery, Beaufield Cottage
1912 John Robertson - confectioner (Garnaville) - Stillorgan Bakery
McNallys - Cake and bread shop
1969 - 1981 Fuscos
SHOEMAKER/BOOTMAKER
1835 - 1883 John Brennan
1851 - 1862 James Watts – Stillorgan Park
1856 - 1863 Thomas Byrne – Kilmacud
1875 - 1912 Patrick Byrne
1875 - 1919 Thomas Jolly - Stillorgan
1921 Edward Jolly
1971 Paddy Licken
LAUNDERERS
1856 - 1868 Mrs Redmond - Kilmacud
1889 - 1896 Mrs Jolley
BUTCHERS
1878 - 1901 Richard Buckley
1930 - 1940 M Cullen
DAIRY
1851 - 1877 John Jolley
1835 - 1863 Bernard Carroll
1878 - 1900 Richard Cullen
1875 - 1877 John Jolley – farmer
1840 - 1841 Mrs Alicia Byrne
1912 - 1940 John O'Reilly & Son - grocers, purveyors and dairymen
PUBLICAN/VINTNER
1805 Lease of 'The Fighting Cock'
(William Baumann to Martin Doyle, publican)
1847 - 1849 John Jolly
1841 - 1866 John Byrne
Cullens was for sale in 1894, as a two storey house with kitchen and 5 bedrooms. It had two
shops, a grocery and a bar with a dining room and drawing room. It had stabling for 2 horses,
a cow house and store room. It had two yards and both yards had an entrance gate. It was a
bona fide house and in 1894 was 'upwards of 60 years in the hands of the Cullen family'. Teresa
Cullen was widowed in 1919 and carried on running the public house until 1962 and it was
known locally as 'The Widow Cullens'. It was thatched in 1988 and Lickens bootshop was
incorporated into the building in 1999.
1834 - 1875 Michael Cullen
1876 - 1883 Hannah Cullen (Widow of above)
1884 - 1894 Christopher Cullen - Cullen's Public House & Grocers
1889 - 1900 James Cullen
1901 - 1912 John & David Cullen
1912 - 1919 David Cullen
1919 - 1962 Mrs Teresa Cullen (Widow of the above)
1962 Cullens for sale
1962 - 1974 Stillorgan Inn - Frank Hanley
1974 - 1995 The Stillorgan Orchard - David and Brian Lavin.
1995 - 2018 The Stillorgan Orchard - O'Dwyers
Bolands was for sale in 1925 described at being on the corner of the Kilmacud road and the Road
to Bray. It had 8 apartments and an attractive Façade. It had a gated entrance from the Kilmacud
Road and a storage and bottling facility. When James Boland took over in 1898 he called it 'The
Stillorgan House', it has had numerous owners since the 1960's and has been called Bolands,
Cassidys and McGowans but in recent years it has reverted back to having 'Bolands' over the door.
1867 Arthur Moran
1875 John Moran
1876 - 1893 Grace Moran – Grocer/Publican
1893 - 1898 Miss Mary Ann Rydall -Grocer/publican (Cousin of Grace Moran)
1898 - 1902 James J Boland - Stillorgan House
1902 - 1925 Mrs Mary Boland - Stillorgan House
1925 - 1964 Austin Boland
- 1996 Stillorgan House - Grand Liquer Ltd
1996 Stillorgan House for Sale
1996 - 2000 Cassidys - Cassidy & O'Mara
GROCER
1857 - 1870 John Whelan
1874 - 1887 John Towson – Grocer
1900 - 1940 Francis Pender - Purveyor/Dealer
1910 - 1930 Mrs Jane Anne Sargison
1952 - 1954 Osmond Kilkenny - Grocer Kilmacud Road
1955 - 1959 Cash Grocers
1949 - 1959 Kilmacud Stores - Ryans
1959 - 1970 Kilmacud Stores - Keanes
Farrells
Logues
Leverett & Fry
Gus Cawley - Green Grocer
Goodwin
CAR OWNER/GARAGE
1847 - 1870 G Smith
1871 - 1873 M Smith
1875 - 1880 Martha Smith
1881 - 1884 John Smith
1899 - 1910 Richard Jolly - Stillorgan Omnibus
1942 - 1977 Richard Kennedy - OK Garage
1977 Esmond Motors
BUILDERS & CARPENTERS
1835 - 1887 William Metcalf – Builder & Carpenter
1887 - 1889 Peter Metcalf - Builder
1850 - 1876 John Hall – Builder
1885 - 1891 William Hall - Mason
1870 - 1881 William Douglas – Carpenter
1878 - 1884 John Hayden – Builder
1882 - 1884 Patrick Byrne - Bricklayer
PAINTER & GLAZIERS
1846 - 1856 James Coffee
1877 - 1912 John Henderson – Housepainter
1911 McLoughlan - Painters (The Hill)
COAL DEALER/FUEL MERCHANTS
1856 - 1868 Daniel Jolly
1924 M O'Reilly
McCanns - Kilmacud Road (Stillorgan Decor)
TAILORS
1835 - 1836 Peter Woodcock
1841 - 1862 Michael Woodcock
1863 - 1887 Peter Woodcock
1835 - 1882 Edward Dunne
1877 - 1900 Patrick Murphy
COOPER
1835 - 1864 Michael Ward
BLACKSMITH
1850 - 1854 James Reilly
1835 - 1863 Michael Caffrey
POSTOFFICE
The post office has had many homes in Stillorgan and is currently housed in the shopping Centre.
It was established circa 1830 and was first located at what is now no 12 The Hill.
Postmaster/Postmistress of Stillorgan
1834 - 1844 Mrs Anne Carty
1845 - 1861 Elizabeth Hall
1862 - 1878 Miss Healy
1879 - 1880 John Jolly
1880 Miss Jolley
1882 - 1915 Miss Sarah Smith (was also a dressmaker)
1915 - 1922 Miss Marianne Smith (sister of Sarah)
1922 - 1923 Miss Martha Glynn (Niece of the Misses Smith)
1923 - 1935 Glynns
1936 John Byrne
1937 - 1947 Patrick J Kelly
1947 - 1960 Agnes Kelly
MISC
1940 M & T Rothury Bros - Motor engineers and Haulage contractors
(later had a petrol pump and a cycle repair service)
1935 - 1971 Richard Simmonds - Electrical contractor
1940 R J Godwin - Newsagent
Opal Sweet shop
Lloyds - Gift Shop & Drapery
1947 - 1978 Jack & Catherine Baumann - Tobacconist, newagents and fancy goods
1978 todate Valentine Baumann - Hardware, pet supplies etc
Shops on the Old Dublin Road opposite the Shopping Centre and around to St Laurences Park
1962 - 1983 Nimble Fingers Toyshop - Robert & Hilda Tweedy
1983 - Nimble Fingers Toyshop - Patrick & Jean Staunton
1956 - 1987 Federans - Jewellers
1968 J Bracken - Grocer
1960's C Aprile
1960's Bookies
1960's Bike Shop
1960's McNallys cake and bread shop
1969 - 1984 Fuscos
Shops on the Old Dublin Road beside the New Shopping Centre called The Shopping Centre
1947 - 1978 Jack & Catherine Baumann - Tobacconist, newagents and fancy goods
1978 todate Valentine Baumann - Hardware, pet supplies etc
1949 - 1960 Fred Logue - Grocer
1961 Munster & Leinster Bank
1949 Leveret & Frye
Byrnes - Wool shop & Drapery
1949 Nolans - Chemist
Curneens - Chemist
Margaret Ford - Hairdresser
1889 - 1924 M O'Reilly - Fuel Merchants (opposite entrance to Laurences Park)
Shops at the junction of Kilmacud Road Lower and Rathmore Avenue
1958 - 2015 O'Dwyers - Public House
1957 - 2003 Conatys - Butchers (incorporated into the public house in 2003)
1957 - 1968 Goldons - Chemist (incorporated into the public house in 1968)
1957 McGarity - Grocer
- 1963 L J Maguire - Grocer
1963 - 1997 Wallaces - Grocer
1997 - 2005 Vacant
2005 - 2015 Little Flowers
1955 - 1966 Monument Creamery (incorporated into the newsagents)
1958 Newsagents - Peter O'Connor
Mackey
1990 Pat & Nora McKeown
1990 - 1992 7-11
1993 Spar
Shop at the junction of Kilmacud Road Lower and Redesdale Road
1963 - 1974 Frank Hyland - Green Grocer
1974 - 1976 Roger Cleary & Mrs Weir - Green Grocer
Pristine Cleaners
Shops on the Lower Kilmacud Road LHS
McGees newsagent next to Cribbins Butchers. Miss Daly ran the wool and sewing shop. Dundons grocery shop was next , It later became Jimmy O Sullivans Bookmakers. Ryalls chemist was on the otherside of the alleyway. Cooks Fish shop was beside this.on the millhouse block
Dunduns - Grocer
Cribbens (Cribbens became a chipper and eventually the Magic Chef)
Terry Rogers - Bookie shop
Mrs Magees sweet shop
1950's/60's Number 6 Lower Kilmacud Road, now Ulster Bank. Was run by Doreen
Cleary 1950’s and 60’s sold to AIB when they did not secure a space in the shopping centre.
1959 Roger Cleary - Rogers Corner Shop and the family lived over the shop.
last shop before the ramp down to the underground parking was McGee’s it’s a chemist now.
after the ramp
Ryalls Chemist
Cookes - Fish shop
AIB was also there on that row
Shops at the Millhouse
Liptons supermarket became The Slender Health studio and then became the Centra
Shops on the Lower Kilmacud Road RHS
1960's McCanns - Fuel depot
1949 - 1959 Kilmacud Stores - Ryans (now the Credit Union)
1959 - 1970 Kilmacud Stores - Keanes
CONTRIBUTORS © June Bow & Karen Poff
DATE September 2020