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Thank you all so much, it does look like Kendon Row.  When I first looked at it, the first letter looked like an 'F' but now I see it is a 'K'.   And Cefndon could be correct.  Thanks all.

Thanks all.  It looks like they're not available on line - at least, not yet!

Thanks guys, amazingly helpful!

Are the records of any of the workhouses in Louth available on line?

My ancestor from Dunleer came to Australia as a famine orphan, and I would like to check the Minute Books and/or admission registers of the closest workhouses to see if they contain any references to girls being despatched to Australia.

Thanks for any assistance.

Wow, this is all great, thank you so much. I'll have a look at those entries and see what I can make of them.

Of course, other possibilities are:
1. When my great uncle Norm wrote "Uncle Billie Davies' place" he might have been referring to the house that Billie had lived in before he died and that his family still live in;   
2. Billie might have moved between the 1911 census and the Norm's visit in 1919;
3. Billie not be Norm's uncle, but another relative who they called Uncle. I think this is less likely because Norm's grandmother was the one who emigrated to Australia and she kept in touch with the family. So its most likely to be her brother that they would call "Uncle Billie Davies".

Thanks again, and I'll get sleuthing.