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This includes a list of what is available in the National Archives
and gives details of what may be included in the records but not
available on line,only in the reading room in person or paying a
researcher unfortunately

http://www.nationalarchives.ie/topics/Nat_Schools/natschs.html

Should be visible like your inbox when you click on
your p.m.  count at the top of each page,if its not
then maybe the next question is when you send a
reply or any p.m. do you tick the box  to save to your outbox?
                                                                      Anne

This link has a request form for copies of will records and also lists what is available.
                                                                                                       Anne


http://www.nationalarchives.ie/genealogy1/genealogy-records/wills-testamentary-records/

And in the meantime,do you think it could be one
of these that are maybe misspelled?
http://rmhh.co.uk/occup/b.html
                                                    Anne

My McGraths lived at number 52 new street and several baptisms
etc are listed at that address,I think one of the daughters married
 an O'Neil too.
  I am trying to put these records in order at the moment but
 Margaret McGrath(parents James Mcgrath & Mary Doran) Married
a man with the surname O'Neil  but I have'nt found the marriage
record yet,then for 1891, I found a
 second marriage for Margaret O'Neill(parents James Mcgrath and
Mary Doran) to a Michael O'Donohue  whose address is listed as
15 Charlemont street ,This Margaret McGrath/O'Neil / O'Donohue
would have been the sister of my Great grandmother whose maiden
name was Mary Anne Mcgrath whose Baptism and marriage gives
 her parents  as James & McGrath  Mary Doran.
Number 52 New strreet is listed as a Public house on the 1901 and 1911
 census but none of these surnames appear as residents then.  
Google street view has an image of number 52 as a Public house,
Its on the corner of Long lane & New street Dublin 8.