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Recorded monument · DU023-023 · Co. Dublin

Historic town at Dalkey, Co. Dublin (DU023-023)

On the Sites and Monuments Record.

32 planning applications in the last 10 years fall inside this monument’s zone of notification, and 9 An Coimisiún Pleanála cases touch it.

32
in the zone, 10 years
79
in the zone, all years
9
ACP cases in the zone
43
within 100 m, 10 years

Zone of notification 3.41 ha

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Planning applications in the zone of notification 32 applications in the last 10 years

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Appeals in the zone of notification 9 with An Coimisiún Pleanála

Building work started in the zone of notification 7 commencement notices

The record DU023-023

SMR number
DU023-023
Class
Historic town
Townland
Dalkey, Co. Dublin
Named on the OS map
Dalkey
National record
National Monuments Service record for DU023-023

Dalkey is a medieval manorial centre with borough status from the middle of the thirteenth century (McNeill 1950, 113). In 1326 there were 39 burgesses (ibid 195). It was the best deep port close to Dublin and was in use during the thirteenth century (Sweetman 1875-86, I, No. 2671). In the fourteenth century it became a supply centre and depot for ferrying men and goods to assist Edward the I's campaign in Scotland and Wales (D'Alton 1838, 445). In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries it was a bastion of the Pale and the weekly market and fair were held there (McNeill 1950, 247). The town plan is linear and is based on a single street i.e. Castle Street with a number of laneways which run perpendicular to the street. The market place was held in Castle Street, which expands towards its eastern end. Monitoring of groundworks in 2003 at 46-47 Castle Street exposed medieval deposits containing animal, bird and fish bones. Numerous sherds of medieval pottery, mostly of local manufacture were recovered (McQuade 2006, 114-5). Compiled by: Geraldine Stout and Padraig Clancy  Revised uploaded on: 22 May 2018

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