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St. Clare's Home

  • 22-02-2019 3:08pm
    #1
    BowWow
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    Looking at Death Cert for 1965. Elderly person died in Dublin hospital, address as "late of St. Clare's Home".

    Would that be St. Clare's on Griffith Avenue?


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  • #2
    spurious
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    In 1969 Thom's (close enough) the only St. Clare's listed is St. Clare's Home for the Aged, Claremont Avenue, Dublin 9, which is off Griffith Avenue, so I think you're right.


  • #3
    BowWow
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    Many thanks. I don't think Griffith Avenue (extension) was there in the 60's so Claremont Avenue probably ran on.


  • #4
    Deja Boo
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    Glasnevin Heritage here has historical pics and a brief history of the place and a few of it's former tenants.


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