A History of the County of Dublin

An essential resource for anyone studying the history of Dublin from the pre-Christian era until the Act of Union. Six volumes running to over 1,100 pages. The subtitle - 'the people, parishes, and antiquities from the earliest times to the close of the eighteenth century' provides a good indication on the intent and scope of the work, which remains to this day one of the most widely used sources on history of County Dublin.     ISBN 1-84630-091-6

Price:  £20.30

A Stroll through Dublin

This unique publication brings the streets, buildings and people of Dublin City alive. The CD contains over 2,000 high quality photographs, details on over 500 buildings throughout the city, as well as over 500 biographies of famous Dubliners, histories of over 300 streets, and ...     ISBN 0-9537557-8-9

Price:  £13.60

Alumni Dublinenses

A register of the students, graduates, professors and provosts of Trinity College, in the University of Dublin from 1637 to 1846. With over 300 names from 1593-1637 when there are no surviving registers ...     ISBN 1-84630-012-6

Price:  £17.60

Dodd's Traveller's Director through Ireland

James Solas Dodd's Traveller's 'Director' is a less well known guide to Ireland, published in 1801 to cater for English people wishing to holiday in Ireland ...     ISBN 1-84630-041-X

Price:  £13.50

History of Dublin (1838)

This book is probably the first really detailed local history published in Ireland. Spanning to 955 pages, it has a wealth of information on ...     ISBN 1-84630-055-X

Price:  £20.30

Memorials of the Dead: The Collected Works

For the first time, the works of one of Ireland?s most eminent researchers of gravestone inscriptions have been collected into one publication. He visited over 500 sites and recorded many thousands of memorials, including all of Wexford and Wicklow, large parts of South County Dublin, much of West Clare, as well as parts of Cork, Kildare, Galway and Sligo ...     ISBN 1-905118-02-3

Price:  £47.50

Pigot's Commercial Directory of Ireland, 1824, Leinster & Dublin sections

This is one of earliest full commercial directories of Ireland, it lists all the principal office holders, gentry, professionals, tradesmen, hotels, schools, public institutions, churches, and even pubs for each town in Ireland. This title includes the Introductory sections, and the Dublin & Leinster sections only.     ISBN 1-84630-028-2

Price:  £13.50

Registers of the French Non-Conformist Churches Dublin 1701-1831

Registers of the French Non-Conformist Churches of Lucy Lane and Peter Street, Dublin is Volume XIV of a series by The Huguenot Society of Great Britain and Ireland.     ISBN 1-84630-112-2

Price:  £10.80

Reports from Committees, Fictitious Votes (Ireland)

Appendices only. Details those eligible to vote in Ireland after the electorate had been greatly increased following the Great Reform Act of 1832. With over 70,000 names, with details of occupations, addresses and entitlement criteria to vote, this publication is one of the great untapped resources for the study of the Irish electorate in the 1830s.   CD   ISBN 1-84630-129-7

Price:  £26.22

Slater's Commercial Directory of Ireland, 1846, Leinster & Dublin Sections

This book lists all the principal office holders, gentry, professionals, trades, hotels, schools, public institutions, churches, and even pubs for each town in Leinster. This title includes the Introductory sections, and the Dublin & Leinster sections only.     ISBN 1-84630-003-7

Price:  £13.50

Slater's Commercial Directory of Ireland, 1881, Leinster & Dublin Sections

This superb book lists all the principal office holders, gentry, professionals, trades, hotels, schools, public institutions, churches, and even pubs for each town in Leinster. This title includes the Introductory sections, and the Dublin & Leinster sections only.     ISBN 1-84630-035-5

Price:  £13.50

The 1851 Dublin City Census

This unique genealogical source has now been edited and converted to database format by Sen Magee making it available to all researchers worldwide. It contains over 60,000 names and addresses (and some occupations) in the city of Dublin ...     ISBN 0-9537557-3-8

Price:  £28.70

The Agricultural Labourer: Ireland: Part 3

This 3rd volume in 80 pages treats on Poor Law Unions in counties Cavan (Bailieborough), Dublin (Balrothery), Galway (Loughrea) and Tipperary (Roscrea)   CD   ISBN 1-84630-133-5

Price:  £7.47

The Dublin Almanac & General Register of Ireland

The Dublin Directory 1836, The Annals of Dublin, an excellent 1836 street map of Dublin, and much, much more.    

Price:  £15.11

The Registers of St. Patrick, Dublin, 1677-1800

Published in 1907 as volume II of Parish Register Society of Dublin, The Registers of Baptisms, Marriages & Burials in the Collegiate and Cathedral Church of St. Patrick, 1677-1800, contain 110 pages of predominantly burial and baptismal records for one of Dublin's most prominent churches   CD   ISBN 1-84630-121-1

Price:  £9.77

The Treble Almanac 1812

The Treble Almanacs are three books in one: John Watson Stewart's Almanac for the year, principally Irish information; The English Court Registry; Wilson's Dublin Directory (over 200 pages for Dublin alone) ...     ISBN 1-84630-016-9

Price:  £17.70

The Treble Almanac 1818

The Treble Almanacs are three books in one: John Watson Stewart's Almanac for the year, principally Irish information; The English Court Registry; Wilson's Dublin Directory (over 200 pages for Dublin alone) ...     ISBN 1-84630-019-3

Price:  £17.70

The Treble Almanac 1822

The Treble Almanacs are three books in one: John Watson Stewart's Almanac for the year, principally Irish information; The English Court Registry; Wilson's Dublin Directory (over 200 pages for Dublin alone) ...     ISBN 1-84630-020-7

Price:  £17.70

The Treble Almanac 1829

The Treble Almanacs are three books in one: John Watson Stewart's Almanac for the year, principally Irish information; The English Court Registry; Wilson's Dublin Directory (over 200 pages for Dublin alone) ...     ISBN 1-84630-021-5

Price:  £17.70

Thom's Irish Almanac 1880

Thom's Almanac and Official Directory, published continuously since 1843, is the pre-eminent Irish directory. This 1880 edition contains over 1800 pages and details all the members of the multitude of state functionaries, civil, religious, financial and military, as well as county directory for Ireland and a comprehensive street and trades directory for Dublin City and its immediate environs.   CD   ISBN 1-84630-131-9

Price:  £22.56

Thomas Denton: A Perambulation of Cumberland, 1687-8, including descriptions of Westmorland, the Isle of Man and Ireland

This volume prints for the first time the 'perambulation' of Cumberland compiled by the lawyer, Thomas Denton, for Sir John Lowther of Lowther in 1687-8. Denton's manuscript provides the most detailed surviving description of the county in the seventeenth century.   hardback   ISBN 978-0-854-44062-7

Price:  £50.00

Treble Almanack & Dublin Directory 1783

A wonderful and extremely rare eighteenth century Treble Almanack which includes a trades directory of the city of Dublin organised alphabetically by surname with the person's occupation and address ...     ISBN 1-84630-013-4

Price:  £17.60

Wales - Plans of the Principal Harbours, Bays & Roads - St Georges and Bristol Channel 1801

Wonderful collection of maps of marine features, towns and ports along the coastline. Covers Liverpool to Swansea, plus Dublin. Includes lists of Royal Navy officers, in addition to descriptions, tables, etc. Excellent early maps.    

Price:  £9.79