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Title:	Meeting Houses of the Religious Society of Friends in Ireland 1. A Preliminary Study
Authors:	A.J. Walsh School of Architecture, DIT Bolton Street Cruise, Aidan Fewer, Michael
Keywords:	Quaker Meeting Houses Society of Friends Meath Place and Eustace Street (Sycamore Alley) Meeting Houses, Dublin City Monkstown, Churchtown and Rathfarnham Meeting Houses, Co. Dublin Carlow Meeting House, Co. Carlow Cork City Meeting House, Bandon and Youghal Meeting Houses, Co. Cork Ballytore (Ballintore) Meeting House, Co. Kildare Mountmellick Meeting House, Co. Laois Limerick City Meeting House Clara, Birr and Edenderry Meeting Houses, Co. Offaly Roscrea, Clonmel, Cahir and Carrick on Suir Meeting Houses, Co. Tipperary Waterford City and Tramore Meeting Houses, Co. Waterford Moate Meeting House, Co. Westmeath Wexford Town, Colladine, Enniscorthy, Ballintore and New Ross Meeting Houses, Co. Wexford Wicklow Meeting House, Co. Wicklow
Issue Date:	1969
Description:	This document entitled 'Meeting Houses of the Religious Society of Friends in Ireland 1. A Preliminary Study' by A.J. Walsh contains an introduction to Quaker Meeting Houses followed by descriptions of: Meath Place and Eustace Street (Sycamore Alley) Meeting Houses, Dublin City, plus Monkstown, Churchtown and Rathfarnham Meeting Houses, Co. Dublin. Carlow Meeting House, Co. Carlow. Cork City Meeting House, Bandon and Youghal Meeting Houses, Co. Cork. Ballytore (Ballintore) Meeting House, Co. Kildare. Mountmellick Meeting House, Co. Laois. Limerick City Meeting House.Clara, Birr and Edenderry Meeting Houses, Co. Offaly. Roscrea, Clonmel, Cahir and Carrick on Suir Meeting Houses, Co. Tipperary.Waterford City and Tramore Meeting Houses, Co. Waterford. Moate Meeting House, Co. Westmeath. Wexford Town, Colladine, Enniscorthy, Ballintore and New Ross Meeting Houses, Co. Wexford.Wicklow Meeting House, Co. Wicklow. Many of these Meeting Houses are no longer in use as places of worship and so this this document offers a unique snapshot of religious buildings which comprise an important element of Irish heritage. Prepared as part of an academic project by the students and staff of the School of Architecture, DIT Bolton Street.
URI:	https://hdl.handle.net/10599/10314
Copyright:	Unknown
Appears in Collections:	Published Items Quaker Documents

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