What is recorded here
17th-century mass-house located in 'Carroll's house a butcher' on Thomas Street the precise location of which has not been identified. According to Donnelly (1904, 7); 'Early in 1630, Bulkeley drew up a report of all the Mass-houses in the diocese, which gives us interesting information regarding some of the chapels of that day. Those of St. Catherine and St. James in a chamber situated over one Charles Carroll's house, a victualler, in Thomas Street'.
Donnelly, N. 1904 Roman Catholics: state and condition of Roman Catholic chapels in Dublin, both secular and regular AD 1749. Dublin.
Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien
Date of upload: 4 July 2023
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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