Nun's in Castleknock, Dublin

[Sinann]

Just my luck found a death for Mary Agnes Haughey, occupation Sister in Religion, could they not have given her order.
Still looks like heywood has it sorted anyway.

[Sinann]

similar for Mary Jane Moughty, I just can't pick them today.

[Oneday]

Thanks so much... Now to find the contact details to see what records were kept.

[hallmark]

st mary's institute for deaf mutes  ??

http://sources.nli.ie/Record/PS_UR_088703

[hallmark]

http://www.stmarysdeafgirls.ie/

[hallmark]

I'm looking to find out the order of nun's which were in Castleknock, Dublin in 1901.  I have a potential relative I've traced through a census document to this area.  I do know it was more than likely Catholic.  If anyone can assist with this or how to contact them I will appreciate it.

There are at least 3 churches in the area - St Brigid's, Our Lady Mother of the Church & Church of St Thomas, the Appostle.

I'm also wondering if Castleknock College was the Nunnery or if it's newly built to suit today's educational demands.

It clearly say   Residents of a house 94.1 in Cabragh

Not Castleknock.

[Sinann]

I should add those nuns deaths were addressed Cabra.
Mary Jane Moughty
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1918/05188/4432629.pdf
the death above her is from the same place.

[heywood]

Here?

https://www.dominicansisters.com

[Oneday]

It stated St Mary's Castleknock so, I have contacted the school & asked them for information on how to contact the convent.

Fingers crossed.