City of Dublin Pipeworks (3 Mullinahack) - Irish clay pipe bowl (1870’s - 1900’s)
This Irish clay pipe bowl carries the maker's imprint CITY OF DUBLIN PIPEWORKS of 3 MULLINAHACK and there is another pipe bowl of the same address that displays the name G Brown, 3 Mullenahack, Dublin. The name Mullinahack (Mullenahack) is an old and defunct name for an area within the Dublin Liberties on the southside of the city.
Thoms Directory of 1871 lists George Brown as a pipe-maker at 3 Mullinahack.
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Height: 1 ½” (38mm)
Widest width: 1 1/8” (29mm)
Inside diameter: ¾” (20mm)
Find location: Mulllingar, County Westmeath.
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visionsofthepastblog.com/2012/09/03/vanished-dublin-1-mul... (Short article about Mullinahack (Mullenahack) which was an industrial area located just outside the old city walls of Dublin between Thomas Street and the Oliver Bond Street flats complex. However, the name of Mullinahack had vanished from maps of Dublin by the early 20th century and very little has survived recent redevelopments. This links includes 19th century photos of the streets within Mullinhack and a map image.)
City of Dublin Pipeworks (3 Mullinahack) - Irish clay pipe bowl (1870’s - 1900’s)
This Irish clay pipe bowl carries the maker's imprint CITY OF DUBLIN PIPEWORKS of 3 MULLINAHACK and there is another pipe bowl of the same address that displays the name G Brown, 3 Mullenahack, Dublin. The name Mullinahack (Mullenahack) is an old and defunct name for an area within the Dublin Liberties on the southside of the city.
Thoms Directory of 1871 lists George Brown as a pipe-maker at 3 Mullinahack.
.
Height: 1 ½” (38mm)
Widest width: 1 1/8” (29mm)
Inside diameter: ¾” (20mm)
Find location: Mulllingar, County Westmeath.
.
visionsofthepastblog.com/2012/09/03/vanished-dublin-1-mul... (Short article about Mullinahack (Mullenahack) which was an industrial area located just outside the old city walls of Dublin between Thomas Street and the Oliver Bond Street flats complex. However, the name of Mullinahack had vanished from maps of Dublin by the early 20th century and very little has survived recent redevelopments. This links includes 19th century photos of the streets within Mullinhack and a map image.)