Dictionary of Irish Architects 1720 - 1940

Ornamental plasterworker, of Dublin, who worked on the rebuilding of St Werburgh's Church of Ireland church between 1755 and 1759(1) and for FRANCIS SANDYS  FRANCIS SANDYS on a house in Dawson Street in 1789.(2) Possibly the same person as the 'Mr Macquire, Dublin' who was a subscriber to Richardson's Book of Ceilings composed in the Stile of the Antique Grotesque (1776).



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(1) C.P. Curran, Ornamental Dublin Plasterwork (1967), 16.
(2) Curran, op. cit., 104, citing Bolger MSS; Maguire is not mentioned in E.McP's transcript from these MSS. however.


2 work entries listed in chronological order for MAGUIRE, MICHAEL *


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Building: CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, WERBURGH STREET, ST WERBURGH'S CHURCH (CI)
Date: 1755-59
Nature: Plasterwork in chancel.
Refs: Rev. S.C. Hughes, The Church of S. Werburgh, Dublin (1889), 31; C.P. Curran, Ornamental Dublin Plasterwork (1967), 16.

Building: CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, DAWSON STREET, HOUSE
Date: 1789
Nature: Plasterwork for Francis Sandys (architect) measured by Bryan Bolger.
Refs: C.P. Curran, Ornamental Dublin Plasterwork (1967), 104, citing Bolger MSS; however Maguire is not mentioned in E.McP's transcript from these MSS.