Dublin Workhouse www.findmypast.com Findmypast is ... Couples like William Field and Maria Leech or James Whelan and Mary Manning found love in 1850 in the South Dublin union workhouse.

The South Dublin Union, located on the site of what is now St James' Hospital, south-west of Dublin city centre, was Ireland's largest workhouse, housing 3,200 inmates on a sprawling complex that ...

My great-uncle James Glynn was born in 1893 at Rialto cottages in the shadow of two great institutions - The South Dublin Union now St James’ Hospital, the largest and most notorious workhouse ...

The South Dublin Union (1), near Kilmainham, was Ireland's largest workhouse, housing 3,200 inmates on a sprawling 50-acre complex roughly on the site of what is now James Hospital ...

When the Dublin Foundling Hospital was closed in 1829 the buildings were used to house the South Dublin Union Workhouse. The workhouse played a crucial role during the Great Famine, giving shelter ...

The hospital campus, now home to the Trinity Centre for Health Sciences, is the former site of the South Dublin Union. The SDU workhouse became a focal point in the rebellion when it was captured ...

The South Dublin Union, located on the site of what is now St James' Hospital, south-west of Dublin city centre, was Ireland's largest workhouse, housing 3,200 inmates on a sprawling complex that ...