Dublin City Trade Directory
The annual "Watson's Almanac" has been published since the mid eighteenth century. Since 1780, the almanac included "Wilson's Directory", which listed the names and addresses of nobility, gentry, merchants and traders living in Dublin. Around 1835, the name was changed to "Pettigrew & Oulton's Dublin Directory"; then "Thom's Dublin Directory" from 1851, which continues to this day.
Entries for Flannerys (all spelling variations) up to 1932 are listed in chronological order, except where continuity is suggested by a common address.
(No Flannerys were recorded prior to 1791)
Andrew & James Flanary
chapmen and dealers
73 3/4 James' Street, Dublin
1791 and 1792
(No Flannerys were recorded between 1793 and 1835 inclusive)
Patrick Flanery
jaunting car factory
10 Blackhall Place, Dublin
1836
Patrick Flannery
jaunting car factory
10 Blackhall Place
1837 - 1841 inclusive
James Flannery
jaunting car factory
10 Blackhall Place
1842 and 1843
James Flannery
jaunting car factory
12 Blackhall Place
1845
James Flannery
jaunting car factory
17 Blackhall Place
1846 and 1847; 1849 - 1853 inclusive
James Flannery
jaunting car maker
17 Blackhall Place
1854 - 66 inclusive
Moses Flannery
jaunting car maker
17 Blackhall Place
1867 - 70 inclusive
Moses Flannery
jaunting car maker
17 & 18 Blackhall Place
1871
Maurice Flannery
feather and skin merchant
14 Usher Street
1841 - 1843 inclusive; 1845 - 1847 inclusive; 1849 and 1850
Daniel Flanery
tea and wine merchant
17 Holles Street
1845 - 1847 inclusive
Mrs. E. Flanery
grocer and post office receiver
17 Holles Street
1848
Mrs. (Margaret) Flannery
occupation unrecorded
22 Lower Rutland Street
1845 and 1846
Mrs. (Margaret) Flannery
occupation unrecorded
27 Lower Rutland Street
1847 and 1848
Thomas Flannerly
civil engineer
22 St. James' Terrace, Dolphin's Barn
1852 - 1856 inclusive
Eleanor Flannery
milliner (hat maker)
9 Mary Street
1852 - 1853 inclusive
Rev. Michael Flannery
Secretary of the Association for the Propagation of the Faith
10 Essex Bridge
1853 - 1855 inclusive
Rev. Michael Flannery
Secretary of the Association for the Propagation of the Faith
10 Essex Bridge
Dean of Catholic University
Stephen's Green
1856 - 1859 inclusive
John Flannery esq.
occupation unrecorded
13 Richmond, Fairview
1854 - 1861 inclusive
A. (Arthur) Flannery
chair and sofa maker
70 Capel Street
1856 - 1867 inclusive
Arthur Flanery
chair and sofa manufacturer
25 Upper Dorset Street
1869 - 1871 inclusive
Arthur John Flannery esq.
occupation unrecorded
10 Lower Prince Edward Terrace, Blackrock, County Dublin
1874 - 1885
D. (Daniel) Flannery
ironmonger
19 Wexford Street
1856 - 1858 inclusive
D. (Daniel) Flannery
ironmonger
19 Wexford Street and 133 West Stephen's Green
1859 and 1860
Daniel Flannery
ironmonger
55 South William Street
1861 and 1863
Daniel Flannery
ironmonger
160 Capel Street and 2 Woodville, Sandford
1862
Mrs. Flannery
occupation unrecorded
George's Place, Blackrock, County Dublin
1857 and 1858
Mary Anne Flannery
dressmaker
3 West Albert Place
1860 and 1861
Daniel Flannery esq.
occupation unrecorded
9 Cullenswood, Ranelagh
1860 - 1862 inclusive
Daniel Flannery esq.
occupation unrecorded
2 Merview, Sandymount Road
1863
Daniel Flannery esq.
occupation unrecorded
29 Rathmines
1864 and 1865
Daniel Flannery esq.
occupation unrecorded
12 Dunville Avenue, Ranelagh
1866
Daniel Flannery esq.
occupation unrecorded
5 North Mountpleasant Square
1868 and 1869
Daniel Flannery esq.
occupation unrecorded
64 Middle Abbey Street and 43 Rathgar Road
1870 and 1871
Daniel John Flannery esq.
agent for Uphall Mineral Oil Co. Ltd.
15 Bachelor's Walk and 43 Rathgar Road
1872 - 1874 inclusive
Daniel John Flannery esq.
commission agent
18 Belgrave Road, Rathmines
1875 - 1883 inclusive
Daniel John Flannery esq.
commission agent
15 Upper Mountpleasant Avenue, Ranelagh
1884
David Flannery esq.
commission agent
15 Upper Mountpleasant Avenue, Ranelagh
1885 - 1891 inclusive
Mrs. C. Flannery
occupation unrecorded
15 Upper Mountpleasant Avenue, Ranelagh
1892 - 1894 inclusive
John Flanley
delft and china warehouse
48 Great Britain Street
1862 - 1866 inclusive
James Flanley
delft and china warehouse
48 Great Britain Street and 47 Rathmines Road
1867
J. P. Flannery
shipping agent
13 Eden Quay
1884
M. J. Flannery
commercial traveller
5 Beaumont Terrace, North Circular Road
1893 - 1896 inclusive
(No Flannerys were recorded in 1897 and 1898)
Michael Flannery
occupation unrecorded
18 Grove Park, Rathmines
1901 and 1902
Mrs. M. F. Flannery
superioress
Presentation Convent, Terenure
1901 - 1932 inclusive
Mrs. Flannery
occupation unrecorded
76 Northumberland Road
1904 and 1905
R. (Robert) W. Flannery
occupation unrecorded
39 Ashfield Road, Ranelagh
1905
R. (Robert) W. Flannery
occupation unrecorded
79 Ranelagh Road, Ranelagh
1906 - 1908 inclusive
Robert W. Flannery M.R.C.V.S.
occupation unrecorded
10 St. Paul's Terrace, Harold's Cross
1909 - 1916 inclusive
Robert W. Flannery M.R.C.V.S., D.A.T.I.
occupation unrecorded
St. Athan's, Victoria Road, Clontarf
1917 - 1923 inclusive
Robert W. Flannery M.R.C.V.S.
Portal Supervisor, Custom House Quay
St. Athan's, Victoria Road, Clontarf
1924 - 1932 inclusive
Mrs. (Sarah) Flannery
occupation unrecorded
55 Lansdowne Road
1906 - 1910 inclusive
Sarah Flannery
occupation unrecorded
55 Lansdowne Road
1911 - 1931 inclusive
Thomas Flannery
occupation unrecorded
3 Pleasants Street
1914 - 1928 inclusive
Mrs. M. C. Flannery
occupation unrecorded
58 Hollybank Avenue, Ranelagh
1917 - 1922 inclusive
William Flannery
occupation unrecorded
6 Sir John Rogerson's Quay
1921 - 1932 inclusive
Isabella Flannery
occupation unrecorded
1 Chelmsford, Ranelagh
1923 - 1932 inclusive
Flannery's Medical Hall
144 Upper Dorset Street
1929 - 1932 inclusive
R. Flannery
Chantilly Stud Farm, Shankhill
1930 - 1932 inclusive
Mrs. Flannery
5 Shelbourne Road, Pembroke
1932
(Editions after 1932 have not been reviewed)