Catholic Church in Kiltiernan, Co. Dublin, Ireland in 1908?

[Sinann]

On this film of Sandyford marriages 1857 to 1909 Kiltiernan is given as the address for people as far back as 1857
https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000633829#page/5/mode/1up
And at the other end of the film 1907 https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000633827#page/45/mode/1up

[eadaoin]

The Catholic Directory says that Kilternan church was part of Sandyford Parish and was blessed in 1929. Very pretty little church.

Thanks for your reply.  I now wonder where the Catholics that lived there had their children baptized?  Also, I wonder why the GRO don’t have the marriage record for them...it’s puzzling.

It isn't a parish church, it was part of Sandyford parish. There was a church in Glencullen (dating from 1830s, I think), which might have been used by by people at that end of the parish - but I think the records would have been kept in Sandyford anyway.

[Sinann]

The Catholic Directory says that Kilternan church was part of Sandyford Parish and was blessed in 1929. Very pretty little church.

Thanks for your reply.  I now wonder where the Catholics that lived there had their children baptized?  Also, I wonder why the GRO don’t have the marriage record for them...it’s puzzling.

It isn't a parish church, it was part of Sandyford parish. There was a church in Glencullen (dating from 1830s, I think), which might have been used by by people at that end of the parish - but I think the records would have been kept in Sandyford anyway.

Some of the parish registers a named Glencullen
https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0527
Glencullen is also a variant name for Sandyford parish

[Maiden Stone]

It isn't a parish church, it was part of Sandyford parish. There was a church in Glencullen (dating from 1830s, I think), which might have been used by by people at that end of the parish - but I think the records would have been kept in Sandyford anyway.

Some of the parish registers a named Glencullen
https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0527
Glencullen is also a variant name for Sandyford parish

As mentioned in my reply #3.

[Sinann]

It isn't a parish church, it was part of Sandyford parish. There was a church in Glencullen (dating from 1830s, I think), which might have been used by by people at that end of the parish - but I think the records would have been kept in Sandyford anyway.

Some of the parish registers a named Glencullen
https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0527
Glencullen is also a variant name for Sandyford parish

As mentioned in my reply #3.

I'll rephrase that so.
If you look at the front of the parish registers you can see some are name Sandyford and some are named Glencullen(Sandyford).