1869 – Sheils’ Institution, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin
The Sheils’ Institution comprised of 24 self contained almshouses built circa 1869 by Charles Sheils Almshouses Charity for poor ladies.
The Sheils’ Institution comprised of 24 self contained almshouses built circa 1869 by Charles Sheils Almshouses Charity for poor ladies.
Completed by Ashlin after the demise of the partnership, although the original tower and spire designed by Pugin &
Combined gate-house and school building for St. Patrick’s Church of Ireland in Dalkey. Still standing today although missing the top of the small tower.
Imposing 19th century bank (No. 102 Upper Georges Street) now in use as a commercial premises.
Fine Gothic oratory constructed in the grounds of a convent. Recently restored, the building had an ornate interior.
From The Architect, November 20, 1875: Thiis another charitable institution managed by the Sisters of Mercy at the desire of the Very Rev.
The buildings are now part of St. Michael’s Hospital but were constructed as one of the infamous Magdalen Laundries.
In Ireland the Industrial Schools Act of 1868 established industrial schools (Irish: scoileanna saothair) to care for “neglected,
Constructed as a house for himself, John Leslie O’Hanlon. Published in The Irish Builder, September 15,