Engineer and architect, of Dublin. Patrick Francis Leonard served his pupilage with Charles Hazlett Swiney, CE, and appears to have stayed on as his assistant. Following Swiney's death, circa 1868, he set up in independent practice. He was engineer to Drumcondra Township perhaps from as early as 1876, when his plan for the Glasnevin and Drumcondra drainage scheme was published in the Irish Builder, until his death in 1897, when he was succeeded by MICHAEL JAMES BUCKLEY. MICHAEL JAMES BUCKLEY. The Charles P. Leonard, also described as an architect and engineer, who practised from 34 Ormond Quay Lower and lived at 218 Clonliffe Road, in in the opening years of the twentieth century, was presumably his son or brother.
ICEI: elected associate member, 7 February 1877; raised to member, 1880.
Addresses: Work: 34 Ormond Quay Lower, 1874-76; 35 Ormond Quay Lower, 1876-87; 34 Ormond Quay Lower, 1888-1896.
Home: 8 Russell Terrace 1872-1877; St Margaret's, 218 Clonliffe Road, 1880 until death.
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References
Information about Leonard's training and early career from ICEI Membership Applications, II, 48 (NLI microfilm, Pos. 9384).
IB 18, 1 Dec 1876, plan in supplement.
TICEI 27 (1897-98), report of council for 1897.
IB 39, 15 Jun 1897, ?.
Thom's Directory, 1900, 1903.
TICEI 12 (1876-1879), 26.
TICEI lists of members.
From Jones's transcripts from Thom's directories.
13 work entries listed in chronological order for LEONARD, PATRICK FRANCIS
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, DRUMCONDRA, DRAINAGE |
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1881-1886 |
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Main drainage scheme for Drumcondra & Clonliffe. Contractor: Derwin & Boyland. |
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IAA, PKS 0644 (includes drawings), B11/35, B12/28, B13/16,
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, JONES'S ROAD, DUBLIN WHISKEY DISTILLERY |
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1885-86 |
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Extensive bonded stores in field fronting Clonliffe Road; 'far advanced towards completion', Aug 1886. . Will cover about 2 acres. Constructed pf Portland cement with ornamental tie-beams by McGarvey, Lombard St Works. Expected to cost about £25,000. Contractor: Worthington, Dame St.
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IB 27, 1 Jul 1885, ? (B of I ref. says 'p.I'); Irish Times, 21 Aug 1886; The Industries of Dublin (London: Spencer Blackett, n.d.), 48-49(illus.)
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, HOWTH, HOUSES (009) |
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1887 |
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Tenders invited for erecting 9 labourers' cottages in Howth & Kilbarrack Upper, Feb/Mar 1887.
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Irish Times, 25 Feb,2 Mar 1887; IB 29, 15 Mar 1887.
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, KILBARRACK UPPER, HOUSES |
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1887 |
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Tenders invited for erecting 9 labourers' cottages in Howth & Kilbarrack Upper, Feb/Mar 1887.. |
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Irish Times, 25 Feb,2 Mar 1887; IB 29, 15 Mar 1887.
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CO. DUBLIN, BALLYBRACK, WATER SUPPLY |
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1891 |
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Reported on the Killiney & Ballybrack Township water supply for the Township Commissioners, 1884, and designed water supply system for the township, 1891. |
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IB 26,15 Nov 1884, ?; 33, 1 Dec 1891, 275
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