At 23:44 25/08/2007, you wrote: >There are no civil Birth, Death, Marriage records for around 1800 - >sorry. Civil registration only began in Ireland in 1845 for >non-Catholic marriages, and for all other marriages, and all births >and deaths in 1864. >Bridgefoot St runs north from Thomas St to Usher's Quay on the river >Liffey. Just to add to what Debby has so rightly said, I would be more inclined to look in St Catherine's Meath Street as a first option for two reasons, 1 it is nearer Bridgefoot St and 2. it is the oldest R.C. church in the area, and perhaps therefore the most likely to have been attended / popular etc. Re burial grounds until the establishment of Prospect (Glasnevin) the main burial ground for R. Catholics was Goldenbridge which is quite close (relatively speaking) to Bridgefoot St. Goldenbridge burial records are held by Dublin City Council http://www.dublincity.ie/ Regards Anthony J. Roche Visit my home page at http://homepages.iol.ie/~ajroche/ Good Dublin Links at http://www.rootsweb.com/~irldubli/