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eira
the name havener -various spellings heavenor /havenor occurs in the kildimo/pallaskenry area about 10 miles west of limerick city.the lds records shows a wm h born to a harvey h and his wife jane supple in 1815.in my own records i have a child born to a john h and mary frawley and baptised in the catholic parish of kildimo/pallaskenry in 1837.while i don't have it to hand i have seen the h name in the griffiths valuation for the area.
george

if your record of 1860 is a cvil record it must have been a protestant marriage (these start 1845)as civil records for catholics do not start until 1864.

calmar
your message just said st michaels church -not whether catholic/protestant.if protestant it would be held in archives at st marys.as you say it was st michaels catholic church it should be in their records.

limerick birth,marriage and death records for the city are kept at st camillus hospital.those for county kept at st ita's hospital,newcastlewest.these records start in 1864.the cathedral you refer to is st john's(catholic).unfortunately our local archives at the granary,limerick is temporarily closed due to lack of government funding-they had computerised all parish as well as civil records.i notice that you are researching a myers family from limerick.i have data on a number of myers familiesin the area.